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Desmond saysWed 22nd Feb 12@07:32 amA distinction should be drawn between "tishriin al-'awwal" (October) and "tishriin a(l)-thaany" (November).
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i cannot differentiate satata sataati and sa aati
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@abdia, lol what is satata? I also like how you liked your own comment :-) Ok hopefully the following will explain things more
Briefly, the root of the word is أتى, from this root we can derive the present tense verb by adding letters and creating certain patterns. if you add the prefix أ to the beginning, this means "I" i.e. the verb is a present tense first person masculine or feminine so
آتي
Aaty
Is "I come", notice the first letter is آ which is basically like having two أ since there was an alif already in the root, and we added a new one to it which doubled it.
Add ت instead of أ to the beginning, it would be "she" who is doing the action i.e
تأتي
Ta2ty
She comes
Now prefix the letter س to the present tense verb to make it future tense.
ستأتي
Sata2ty
she will come
سآتي
Sa2aaty
I will come
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