Arabic Words - 07/08

osamabawab
By osamabawab

Q & A


Hal Takder an toselany? = Can you drop me? = هل تقدر أن توصلني؟


Ela Aen? = Where to? = إلى أين؟


Ored an Azhab ela al sooq = I want to go to the market = أريد أن أذهب إلى السوق


Asef, la akder lean-nany zaheb ela al madrasa = Sorry, I can’t because I am going to the school = آسف، لا أقدر لأنني ذاهب إلى المدرسة


 


Quiz: 


Translate the following sentence from Arabic to English:


Al Ostaz yastakhdem al-laoh wa al-tabshoora fe al-saf.


:)

By osamabawab• 7 Aug 2011 12:35
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osamabawab

SA: we can't teach proper pronunciation online without voice features especially that the Arabic language has some letters which are not available in english so it is impossible to teach the exact pronunciation here. and what i am trying to do here is to give non-arabs a brief  idea about the most common used words and sentences for everyday use.

e.g. Ta'leem = Teaching

Mostaheel = impossible

este'mal = usage

i am sure that nobody will be able to read it properly unless if they hear it, and that is why i have requested QL admin to make a group for learning arabic so that we can gather whenever we can to enable the learners to hear the proper pronunciation

By Straight Arrow• 7 Aug 2011 12:06
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Straight Arrow

Asef, la akder lean-nany  zaheb ela al madrasa = Sorry, I can’t because I am going to the school = آسف، لا أقدر لأنني ذاهب إلى المدرسة

Asef, la akder lee-anany the-aheb  ela al madrasa = Sorry, I can’t because I am going to the school = آسف، لا أقدر لأنني ذاهب إلى المدرسة

Osama you are right but we also must give the simple and proper pronounciation.

 

By sleepyhollow• 7 Aug 2011 12:06
sleepyhollow

i just think it would be better to post the jokes after the holy month of ramadan.  I try to post some inspiring stories to contemplate on, instead of the usual jokes and funnies.

By anonymous• 7 Aug 2011 11:56
anonymous

You should be thankful that SA is trying to help!

By anonymous• 7 Aug 2011 11:55
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anonymous

osama,

 

the emirates use agool as bu the way too :)

By anonymous• 7 Aug 2011 11:53
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anonymous

uh straight arrow,

 dont be coming on here dissing osama saying he doesnt give us the correct pronounciation, he works his butt of helping us and aslong as people know what we are saying when we are out thats all that matters!!!

By osamabawab• 7 Aug 2011 11:51
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osamabawab

Thanx SA, we need your help to know the most common used terms which is used locally by Qataris

By osamabawab• 7 Aug 2011 11:47
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osamabawab

bianca:

Agool = I say (the exact meaning), but locals use it in the meaning of BTW

Ma'lesh = Never mind / It's OK

By Straight Arrow• 7 Aug 2011 11:43
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Straight Arrow

Hal Takder an toselany? = Can you drop me? = هل تقدر أن توصلني؟

 

Ela Aen? = Where to? = إلى أين؟

Ela Ain

Ored an Azhab ela al sooq = I want to go to the market = أريد أن أذهب إلى السوق

Oreed an Athe-hab ela al sooq

 

Asef, la akder lean-nany  zaheb ela al madrasa = Sorry, I can’t because I am going to the school = آسف، لا أقدر لأنني ذاهب إلى المدرسة

By anonymous• 7 Aug 2011 11:41
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anonymous

thank you osama,

By osamabawab• 7 Aug 2011 11:39
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osamabawab

bianca: welcome back,

Monasaba Saeeda = Happy anniversary

Eid Zawag Saeed = Happy Marriage anniversary

By anonymous• 7 Aug 2011 11:36
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anonymous

oh and are these translations right:

agool - by the way

maalaysh - never mind

shukran osama

By anonymous• 7 Aug 2011 11:34
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anonymous

doh!!!!

i am to late today :(

osama, i know mabrook is congratulations but if i want to say happy anniversay is it the same or different?

shukran

By osamabawab• 7 Aug 2011 10:45
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osamabawab

noufal: here it is for you

الأستاذ يستخدم اللوح والطبشورة في الصف

Thanx for ur interest

By noufal closed 1671878521• 7 Aug 2011 10:40
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noufal closed 1671878521

Could u please write"Al Ostaz yastakhdem al-laoh wa al-tabshoora fe al-saf."in arabic . I can read arabic , can't speak. 

By noufal closed 1671878521• 7 Aug 2011 10:40
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noufal closed 1671878521

Could u please write"Al Ostaz yastakhdem al-laoh wa al-tabshoora fe al-saf."in arabic . I can read arabic , can't speak. 

By anonymous• 7 Aug 2011 10:39
anonymous

Learnt another word , Rohi means (you go). thanks.

By osamabawab• 7 Aug 2011 10:31
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osamabawab

Rohi = you go (f)

Roh = you go (m) / soul

By osamabawab• 7 Aug 2011 10:25
osamabawab

rohi: do you know what ur QL name means in arabic?!

By osamabawab• 7 Aug 2011 10:22
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osamabawab

biju: Afwan = welcome

By anonymous• 7 Aug 2011 10:22
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anonymous

Thanks Osama, you are right, I did miss that lesson.

By osamabawab• 7 Aug 2011 10:19
osamabawab

SH: nowadays no funny posts!? Maza Hasal? = what happened?

By osamabawab• 7 Aug 2011 10:17
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osamabawab

rohi: that means you missed this lesson:

http://www.qatarliving.com/node/1920222

anyway good u got it right

 

By anonymous• 7 Aug 2011 10:05
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anonymous

Al Ostaz ... the teacheryastakhdem ... uses al-laoh ... the board wa al-tabshoora ... chawlkfe al-saf... in the class. tabshoora was a new word for me. jazak ALLAH for teaching Arabic.

By sleepyhollow• 7 Aug 2011 09:34
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sleepyhollow

Al Ostaz yastakhdem al laoh wal tabshoora fe al saf. The teacher uses blackboard and chalk in the classroom Thank you Osama. Have a Nice Day.

By bijupay• 7 Aug 2011 08:51
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bijupay

Jawaby......

The teacher uses blackboard and chalk in the class/classroom

Ramadan Kareem

Shukran.... Salam

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