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The majority of people speak dialects in which you don't need Harakat. Typing-wise, you will know which word a person means by the context of the sentence. For example:
ظهر using different harakat will mean: Back (body part) or noon
if I typed: سوف احضر وقت الظهر
I will attend at [noon].
It's obviously 'noon' since I can't attend (back).
You have to read a lot in Arabic( stories for kids,newspaper's articles....) you'll memorize every time these words without "harakat ", good luck.
How do you understand each other?
I don't understand how you Arabs express yourself when typing or texting when you don't put harakat . Or do you, as the meaning of a word changes depending on it.For a native English speaker, this was pretty hard to understand. :/
ذهب زاهر إلى السوق
لديه ذهب كثير
ذهب it can mean Went or Gold
Zahir ______ to the market
he has lot of _______ .
looking at full sentence you will know is it went or gold ( THaHaBa or THaHaBon ) .
reading help :D
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