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@tomest05, the car parts is actually great idea, probably we can make a Flash application and put it in the activities page.
As for (pick up), the way we say it in Arabic is (I will bring you from the airport) or you can be more specific about (a car) and say (I will bring you from the airport by a car). The last sentence is actually very common to say and it is in Arabic (سأحضرك من المطار بالسيارة). You can also say it in colloquial Arabic (حأجيبك من المطار بالسيارة).
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Also has a meaning "to arrive or attend" right? That is how I remembered it in Uni at least.
Interesting that it can also connote bring.
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Well, yes (حضر) means (he arrived or he attended). Now if you say (A79'ur أحضر) then that means (I come/attend/arrive), but if you say (U79'ir أحضر) then that is (I bring/get someone to come). I hope you are getting the idea.
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Ah got it different wazan/meaning for that one . Thanks
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Lower Intermediate - Buying a car
| November 20th, 2013 | 1 comment |
When buying a car, it's important to get the information on the car's make, model, engine size and insurance costs. In today's podcast, you will learn how to seek such information when looking at a car.
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Love the lesson as always! Have you guys ever done a PDF labeling car parts? I cannot remember. That would be very useful!
Also, how do you say "I will pick you up at the airport" specifically regarding using a car.. I think maybe using "سوف أجي بك في المطار"
But that sounds more like I will bring you to/at the airports. Not pick up. Thanks !
Tomes