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No problem Mushakil, we will create more of these tests at the end of the lessons :)
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Thanks for the lesson
Just some feedback, yes the unscripted dialogue/test at the end adds another useful component to the lesson so please continue with this
Also, doing lessons on topical issues helps reinforce learning in my opinion as what is being said in our news broadcasts can be put into Arabic such as all the talk about the current weather situation in the UK - though it the snow has disappeared in London now. Good for me as I have a trek to Sainsburys :)
I would also suggest a topical lesson about the current state of the economy (if you haven't already done)
Have a good day Sunday everybody -
Need to clarify a point: جِد means hardwork and جَد means really/seriously. Would that be the correct meaning?
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Yes, in classical Arabic the word (jid جِد) means hardworking, and the word (jad جَد) means seriousness. Just watch out people in the street are not strict to that, and sometimes don't use these vowels properly.
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Okay thanks Ehab. I find it amazing that a simple fatha can chsnge the meaning of the word.
Lower Intermediate - Snow in the north
January 25th, 2013 | 1 comment |
Many parts of the UK were covered with snow over the past week, so we deemed it fit to publish a podcast revolving around snow. You will learn, in Arabic, such phrases as "roads are closed" and "play with the snow". Enjoy!
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