Beginner - Finished with it

I'm so thankful for this ArabicPod. May Allah Bless you guys.

Guys, Im having trouble with my 7aroofs. I need help. Shukran.

What kind of trouble? pronunciation, typing....

well pronunciation and writing

.شكرن

Masha allah!

The only problem is the beginning music. lol i dont like much.

Rayhanah,

It's written شكراُ and not شكرن
عفواً anyways ;-)

Great lesson! A little difficult for me. It would help if at some point you left time for a learner to repeat individual words and parts of longer sentences. Thanks.

Another great lesson: thank you.

a general question....
the word "where", what is the common arabic word for this?
I have seen ayna, wayn and fayn....what is commonly used by people on the street?

Well, Ayna is the Modern Standard Arabic, so you read it int he news but you don't hear it that often in the street.
In the street either wayn or fayn is used, can't call any of them to be the most common, both are really widely used, and whatever you use people know what you mean.

tanks ehab for reply...
the word for 'where' had me confused.
I now realize that MSA arabic is not always used for conversation, so its good that you guys teach us words that the people on the street will be using.
shukran

شكر it's really usefull to me. I like it.
Thank you very much.

I'm having a problem with accessing the PDF file. It says that it's unable to access it. I plan to subscribe, and don't want to have this problem if I pay for a subscription. I have adobe...I can't acess it from home or work. What do I need to do?

I LOVE THE BEGINNING MUSIC !! its AWESOME :p

لوووووول Ehab likes playing with girl toys? hehehehehehehe :lol:

Hey guys, another great lesson. شكراًًٌٌَُُُُّ. Two questions: First, how do you get tanween to show up in your typing? I can't seem to get mine to work.

Second, what is the present tense form of "إنتهت?" would it be "تانته?" Or "تنته?"

Keep up the great work!

The tanweens are:
Fath (double fat-ha) ً is Shift+w
Damm (double dammah) ٌ is Shift+r
Kasr (double kasrah) ٍ is Shift+s

The present tense from (إنتهت) is (تنته).

Hope that was clear.

That was perfect, شكراً

I was just wondering why in the following clip Shaykh Hamza Yusuf translates 'mind your own business' as what sounds like 'akbir ala sha'nik', whereas in your podcast you have it as 'laysa min shaglik'?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caYIOyRwBME