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Lower Intermediate - Online chatting

Meeting people on-line has become the norm, so we wanted to teach you the kind of phrases you can use in Arabic when you're getting to know someone, so long as you don't use them while pursuing on-line fantasies!
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    vinod says
    Sat 11th Jun 11@07:12 pm

    أَضافَ / يضيف (a9’aafa / yu9’eef) (= to add) (root ض ي ف) is conjugated similar to أراد / يريد (araada / yureed) (= to want) (root ر و د). Both are form 4 Hollow verbs. ‘I added’ is أضفت (a9’aftu), and, ‘I wanted’ is أردت (aradtu).

    مجال (= field, domain) and جوّال (= mobile phone) have the same root - ج و ل
  • psibear says
    Fri 9th Sep 11@04:43 pm

    Except in a humorous context, in Britain, the title professor is restricted to someone who holds that 'seat' in a particular faculty of a university whereas, in the USA, the term is used more generally. Other teachers in UK universities are simply lecturers. A professor emeritus is someone who has retired from holding such a seat.

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