Beginner - Don't swear

easy lesson but very useful, i like it... thank alot. love.

يمكننا أن نقول لا أقسم

صحيح,لكن يجب أن تكون (لا تقسم) لأنك تخاطب شخصاً أمامك

إسمة قمر ية

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is there only mp3 format available or can v download some other format also

well the lesson is intresting

if innahu means he then wat does hua mean

'Innahu amreeky' is like 'indeed he is american'. The 'inna' part is used for emphasis.

'Hua' means he.

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i was searching really for such a help to learn arabic...

thank you a lott!!

Simple and well explained. As I have come to expect from these lessons.
Thanks you all.

These lessons are so cool! I just like to listen to you guys! And this is also a training for my english, cause i'm actually from russia.

Hi another great lesson :-) I have a question: what is the difference between "إنه" and " أنه"? Both were used in the transcript to emphasize "he is" but I don't understand the difference. Thanks!

@prestoli, first this dialogue is very much colloquial so not much grammar should be extracted from it.
However, generally the difference between (إنّ) and (أنّ) consists of many rules, but two common and simple ones are:
- (إنّ) is used when it comes after (قال ، يقول ...), for example (قال الولد إنه ذاهب - the boy said he is going...).
- Also (إنّ) is used when someone swears, so you say ( و الله إنّه أمريكي I swear he is American).

Hope these two rules simplify things for you.