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research about the letter ت reading : have you ever notice how you can teach learner to learn how to read the letter ت ? if not, let us exchange and take a look together: A) when ت is involved in "you" in( male, or female) you. how do we read it ? (ta, or tu)? you may give us some list of vocabs devide into 1) ت in male words and give us the its reading 2) ت in female words and give us its reading """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" B) ت in the initial words of the third female person,she. 1) you have lists some word out and give us how to read it. """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""" and you'll come to see how to deal with ت reading. wether pronounce Ta, or Tu. i only meant: the initial words of ت that related in you (m/f in second person) present, past ex: you want in general(both m/f): تريد (tu-red) here it read "tu" but some words read "ta" but we have to make sure if there are any rules to help the learner to know when to read "ta, tu" and she: initial of ت that involved in "she"
Jan 4, 2013 2:56 PM
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look at these examples 1- you studied - أنت درستَ ___ ta___ the addressee is male here 2- you studied أنت درستِ ___ ti___ the addressee is female here 3- I studied - أنا درستُ___ tu 4- she studied هي درستْ _____ t. all the examples above are in the past tense As for the present tense she studies-- هي تَدْرُس you (male) study أنت تَدْرُس the same writting and pronounce but the context helps here ======== Use this link every time you need to conjugate Arabic verbs http://qutrub.arabeyes.org/
January 4, 2013
do you mean verbs, if yes well you can never say ( taridu) but if you mean generally verbs then I think this link might help( hope it could help :) ) but I think it's kind of hard to memorize therefore I think the best way is just to read alot so you will be able to feel the language, cause arabic is also a language that depends on it's sound, like you can know from hearing it if it's wrong or right. anyway here is the link: http://www.reefnet.gov.sy/education/kafaf/Bohoth/AwzanAfal.htm
January 4, 2013
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