hello, everybody!
My name is Abdullah. I'm an Arab from the Arabian Penninsula, Saudi Arabia. I'm on here to find language partners to exchange language learning. I wonder why my offers to native English speakers are mostly turned down. I offer sharing an online whiteboard to help them the best I can! I want to practice my English speaking and listening. I NEVER video chat neither with women nor men. Why the majority of Arabic learners are not really serious about learning. Why don't they even have a try. It may catch their interest. Is there anyone there want to be my language partner? (Native English speakers only, plz)
# ليس (laysa) is a word used to negate singular nouns and adjectives.
For example:
ٌعلي ليسَ طالب -- {Ali laysa talib(on) ------ Ali is not a student.
Ali is a male proper noun. So, we used ليس .
* ليس (laysa) is also used for inanimate masculine singular, like الباب ( the door) . For example:
البابُ ليس مُغلق --- { al babo laysa mogh laq} ------- The door is not closed.
الولدُ ليس طويل ---- { al waladu laysa taweel} --------- The boy is not tall
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# ليست (laysat) is like ليس (laysa) but FEMININE
For example:
أسماء ليست مشغوبة -------- {Asma laysat mashghoolah} ------ Asma is not busy.
- Asma is a female proper noun.
- هذه ليست مريم { hathehi laysa Maryam) ------------ This is not Maryam.
* It is also used with inanimte feminine nouns (bth singu. and plur)
الورقة (the paper) is a singular feminine inanimate noun . For example:
الورقة ليست صغيرة جدا ---- { al waraqah laysat saqeerah jeddan} ------- The paper is not very small.
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# ليس (laysa) is a word used to negate singular nouns and adjectives.
For example:
ٌعلي ليسَ طالب -- {Ali laysa talib(on) ------ Ali is not a student.
Ali is a male proper noun. So, we used ليس .
* ليس (laysa) is also used for inanimate masculine singular, like الباب ( the door) . For example:
البابُ ليس مُغلق --- { al babo laysa mogh laq} ------- The door is not closed.
الولدُ ليس طويل ---- { al waladu laysa taweel} --------- The boy is not tall
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# ليست (laysat) is like ليس (laysa) but FEMININE
For example:
أسماء ليست مشغوبة -------- {Asma laysat mashghoolah} ------ Asma is not busy.
- Asma is a female proper noun.
- هذه ليست مريم { hathehi laysa Maryam) ------------ This is not Maryam.
* It is also used with inanimte feminine nouns (bth singu. and plur)
الورقة (the paper) is a singular feminine inanimate noun . For example:
الورقة ليست صغيرة جدا ---- { al waraqah laysat saqeerah jeddan} ------- The paper is not very small.
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هل تعرِفُ الحُروفَ العربِيَّة كلها؟
ما هِي أهمُّ العباراتِ العربيةِ اليومية؟
هل تُمارٍس القِراءةَ والكتابةَ باللُّغة العربيّة كلَّ يوم؟
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do you know هل تعرف
the Arabic alphabets الحروف العربية
all = كلها
expressions عِبارات
to practice (v) يتدرّبُ/ يُمارِسُ
you practice = masc (تُمارِسُ (أنتَ
تُمارِسينَ أنتِ --- fem.
كُلَّ يوم
