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fazurin@gmail.com saysMon 19th Oct 09@03:10 amI wasn't sure if this conversation was in 'ammiah or in fusha. Sounds like it was in fusha, but in the sentence هل هذه اول مرة لك" تشتري منزل" shouldn't it be "تشتريمنزلا"? I would appreciate any clarification. Thanks!
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Just to correct the typo above what I meant was, shouldn't the sentence be "تشتري منزلا" since it's مفعول here? Or are we ignoring this because this is supposed to be in 'ammiah? Any clarification is appreciated!
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Good point. In Arabic, the word that comes just before a pause in the sentence gets silent letter at the end. Here (منزل) came at the end of the sentence, therefore the (ل) letter was silent at end. If you add more words to the sentence then you add the haraka which is (tanween fat7) as you described, like in هل هذه أول مرةٍ لك تشتري منزلاً في هذه المدينة؟
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Very clear. شكرًا.
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Very nice guys
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wow is so fast i ununderstand i am a begining
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Hello,
I enjoyed that brief yet useful conversation. Can you use اسمح لي
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mar7ban,
:) This pod is very very useful, I really appreciate, I just want to ask that how can I say 'how much its price or what is its price?' because as I go to market to but some this so how can I ask for price?
thanks n Regards
Hafsa
Beginner - Buying a house
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We have a simple lesson today suitable for beginners. We hear a dialogue about buying a house. The vocabulary in this lesson will help you find a way out of the ludicrously expensive property market in the West for a bigger and cheaper home in the Middle East. So whether you're a buyer or just a learner, this lesson should be useful.
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