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Egyptian arabic:What is the difference between:يكلم & يتكلم ? Can you give examples?
What is the difference between:
يكلم
يتكلم
and can you give some (simple) examples of each so I can understand when to use them?
6 de oct. de 2013 15:39
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مساء الخير
يكلم شخص او اشخاص
مثال: أحمد يكلم أخيه
يتكلم عن موضوع او عن نفسه او مع الناس
مثال: أحمد لا يحب أن يتكلم عن نفسه
أحمد يتكلم عن التلوث
يتكلم أحمد مع أخته
6 de octubre de 2013
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Answer by "Hatem El-Nagar" is in standard Arabic. I suppose you're learning Egyptian dialect, right?
So, I'll explain usages and pronunciations in Egyptian dialect.
يكلم pronounced as "yekalem" mean "talk to"
بيكلم صاحبه
=beikalem sa7bo
=He's talking to his friend
يتكلم pronounced as "yetkalem" means "talk".
هو بيتكلم
=howa beitkalem
=He's talking
If you added عن it means "about".
For example:
هو بيتكلم عن صاحبه
=howa beitaklem 3n sa7bo
=He's talking about his friend
If you added مع it means "with".
For example:
هو بيتكلم مع صاحبه
=howa beitkalem m3a sa7bo
=He's talking with his friend
Note: If you saw يكلم is used instead of يتكلم , for example:
هو بيكلم عن صاحبه
=howa beikkalem (not beikalem) 3n sa7bo. (pronunciation is a bit different, we use it in speaking more than writing)
=He's talking about his friend.
And of course, you can conjugate both verbs with other subjects.
Hope this helps.
6 de octubre de 2013
The difference that "يتكلم" need a preposition for example (يتكلم مع,يتكلم الي), but "يكلم" doesn't need.
But the same meaning.
14 de octubre de 2013
Sorry, you are right, I was talking in 3amaya!
6 de octubre de 2013
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Ellie
Competencias lingüísticas
Árabe, Inglés
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Árabe
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