beside, under, above, beyond, etc in Arabic language
1. Do you remember the woman who sat beside me in the train?
2. She said the magazine is under some books on the shelf.

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Prepositions in Arabic are used just like in English; they come before the noun,
   In front of house                       أَمَامَ الْبَيْت  
  
When you  say in front of me (Prepositions+ possessives pronounce , my – your – her – his)
(أَمَامِي – أَمَامكَ – أَمَامَكِ – أَمَامَهُ – أَمَامَهَا)

Arabic	Pronunciation	Prepositions

أَمَامَ	
amama                                                           	in front of
وَرَاءَ	wara’a	Beyond    -    behind

فَوْقَ	fawqa 	Above

تَحْتَ	tahta	Below     -  Down

عَلَى	ala

فِي	fi	In

بِجَانِب	bejaaneb  	Beside   - close to

بَيْنَ	bayna 	Between
حَوْلَ	hawla	Around

قَبْلَ	qabla  	Before

بَعْدَ	ba’da	After

قَرِيب مِنْ	qareeb		Near
	bel qurbi men	close by

بَعِيد عَنْ	Baeed  an	far from

دَاخِل	dakhel	inside

خَارِج	kharej	Outside
مِنْ	men	from

إِلَى	ela	to

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abu basil, shokran!

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beside me بجانبي بجواري | under تحت اسفل

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