Learn Modern Traditional Arabic "lesson 1" Greetings in Arabic

 

Learn Modern Traditional Arabic "lesson 1"

In this course we'll learn The Modern Traditional Arabic using the most famous Arabic book in this field which is العربية بين يديك or the Arabic language between your hands  

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The Arabic Language between you hands

The first chapter

The first dialogue (between two males)

الحوار الأول 


The audio file of the first dialogue 

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The second dialogue (between two females)

الحوار الثانى

the second dialogue

The audio file of the second dialogue 

from Here 

الحوار  means dialogue.

In Arabic we begin with the noun then the adjective that describes that noun, not like English in which the adjective comes before noun.

More examples 

رجل قوى means a strong man

بنت جميلة  means a beautiful girl 

حصان سريع  means a fast horse

Let's go on to the dialogue 

السلام عليكم  is an Arabic Islamic greeting means peace be upon you.

أسمى خالد 

The word أسم means name and then we have the pronoun ي which means "my" so "أسمى" means "my name" so ي at the end if it attached to any noun or anything it becomes "mine"

For example a word كتاب means "book" and if I say كتابى  it means "my book"

The word هاتف which means "phone" if is say "هاتفى" it means my phone 

Can you give some examples? 

  We have the word question ما which means "what"

Then we have أسمك and again the word أسم  means "name" but here we have another pronoun which is ك that it is attached to the noun and it means "your" so the question : ما أسمك؟  means "what's your name"

The sentence "اسمى خليل"  means "my name is Khalil" 

Then we have another question كيف حالك 

كيف  is another question words means "how" 

The word حالك  is two parts a noun and a pronoun 

The noun is  حال the pronoun is ك which is attached to the this noun and it means your  

The word حال  means  "condition" or "state" and the sentence literally translated as "how is your condition" but basically it the most common way of our saying "how are you" and the most common answer to this is the sentence بخير والحمد لله 

بخير  means "I am in a good condition" or "I am fine" and then he praises Allah by saying الحمد لله means "thanks to Allah" 

Then he asks him back وكيف حالك أنت 

The pronoun أنتَ   means "you" if we are talking to a male, but if we are talking with a female we say أنتِ  with the vowel kasara under it.

And the answer بخير والحمد لله 

The main vocabulary of the dialogue

The audio file of the vocabulary 

from Here 

first dialogue vocabulary



 

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