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Beginner - Incurable disease

Our hosts seem to think that everyone has something wrong with his or her body. If you're not sure what Arabic words to use to debate this then tune in. You will learn plenty of useful vocabulary that can indeed help you in other situations.
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8 Comments

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    JeffryMaontol says
    Thu 26th Feb 15@02:04 am

    اعتقدُ كلّ مرض له علاج.
    ' لكلّ داءٍ دواءٌ.' .
  • jamalbinti14 says
    Thu 12th Mar 15@12:49 pm

    Wonderful podcast! I have a question you said طاح (I hope I spelled that right) was "to fall" in terms of hair or a person falling off a chair. Could you use سقط for hair? Or is that only for a person or thing falling?
  • Ehab says
    Sat 14th Mar 15@09:07 pm

    jamalbinti14, yes, the word (طاح) can be used with a person falling off or for hair, similar to (سقط) which also can be used for hair, like saying (his hair is falling off شعره يتساقط). The only difference between the two is (طاح) being colloquial and (سقط) is classical.
  • jamalbinti14 says
    Mon 16th Mar 15@03:05 am

    شكرا يا إيهاب لتفسير اقدر مساعدتك
  • yayita34 says
    Sat 28th Mar 15@09:18 pm

    Can I use all these arabic phrases from arabicpod to communicated with Arabs people
  • poisson says
    Tue 28th Apr 15@08:57 pm

    thank you
  • Omer4u says
    Tue 23rd Jul 19@05:57 pm

    Great work
  • drhaseeb786 says
    Mon 21st Oct 19@07:15 pm

    how to ask,did you fall down or how did you get hurt

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