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adverb of time
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Adverb of time (ุธุฑู ุฒู ุงู) is a type of adverb that provides information about when an action occurs. Examples include words like “yesterday,” “today,” “soon,” and “later.”
Unlocking Arabic #1: The difference between ุทูู and ุทูุงู
There are many ways to say "during", "throughout" in Arabic. For example: ุทูุงู. But which vowel do you use on the ุท in ุทูุงู? Is it "i", "u" or "a"? And do ุทูู and ุทูุงู mean the same thing? An analysis.
Fixing Arabic grammar mistakes: Usage of ุฃูุจูุฏูุง and ููุทูู
ููุทูู can express "never" in the past. Instead, people often use ุฃูุจูุฏูุง - which is a common mistake. Here is why.
The role of ู in ููููู ุนุงู ู ููุฃูููุชูู ู ุจูุฎูููุฑู
What's the function of ููโโ in the saying: โููููู ุนุงู
ู ููุฃูููุชูู
ู ุจูุฎูููุฑูโโโ?โโ It is a dubious one. Most grammarians say that you don't need theย ููย and that it would be of better Arabic style to skip it! Let's see why.
Mastering grammatical analysis in Arabic: How to do the ุฅุนุฑุงุจ
Parsing Arabic sentences to determine the function and case of their parts can be a headache. Many people struggle with the ุฅุนุฑุงุจ. But there is a formula.
The multiple meanings of ุจูู in Egyptian Arabic
The verb ุจูู (ba2a or ba'a) is tricky in Egyptian Arabic. You'll hear this verb in many situations, usually with a past tense verb following it. We will take a closer look at ุจูู.
Lissa in Egyptian Arabic
When I first started learning Egyptian Arabic, there was one word that gave me a headache: lissa -ููุณูู; sometimes spelled ููุณููู or ููุณูุฉ. Let's see why.
Understanding the functions of ู ุง in Arabic grammar
The Arabic word ma ู
ุง has several meanings. Here is a list of the ten most common applications of ู
ุง in Arabic: negation, relative clause, etc.
