Vocabulary
Khaif agool _-------- bilarabi? (how do you say _------ in Arabic?)
13. ACTIONS AND FEELINGS
Ana aseef (I am sorry)
Ana aheb(I love/I like)
Ana akthah (I need)
Ana mashgool ( I am busy)
Ana joan, joana ( I am hungry)
Ana orid/uridu (I want)
Ana rayeeeh (I am going, for john)
Ana raija (I am going, for grace)
Ana kadim (I am on my way)
Ana areef (I know): Ana areef inglisiya
Maarf/maareff: (I do not know)
Ana aaakel ( I am eating)
Ana yahiz (I am ready)
Ana mushyahiz (I am not ready)
Ana tabaan ( I am tired)
Ana an entadoor ( I will wait)
Ana astajtdem (I use)
Ana mutaaagjer(I am late)
Ana accra (I read)
Ana akjtoob (I write)
Ana uharrir ( I write-for publications)
Ana kabeera ( Now I am big)
Ana astabor (I take pictures)
Ana usameen (I design)
Ana ajtash ( I need)
Ana tasfeeq (I clap)
Ana amal mutheeja (I work as a broadcast reporter…)
Ana amal muharra… (I work as an editor…)
Ana amal musamen…(I work as a designer…)
Ana amal sahafir…(I work as a journalist…) …
…Fi mo-asasat dubai lil ielaam (at Dubai Media Incorporated)
Aham shae (the most important thing)
Sadjumni (believe me)
Ana ashtagool fi yadira al bayan (I work at newspaper al bayan)
Note: in some cases, ana is optional
14. CONJUGATIONS
Ana usawer fi al moatamar
(I am taking pictures at the conference)
Najnum musawer fi al moatamar
(We are taking pictures at the conference)
Anta tusawer fi al moatamar
Anti tusawereeh fi al moatamar
Antum tusaweroon fi al moatamar
(You are taking pictures at the conference)
Ana aktub fi al yarida
Anta taktub fi al yarida
Anti taktubeen fi al yarida
Antum taktuboom fi al yarida
Ana endi kitab
(I have a book)
Ana mendi tayara
(I have not an airplane)
Ana mendi sayara
(I have not car)
Fi footor fi al bait Luis
(There is breakfast at Luis’home)
Kuntu fi al biti al barha
( I was at home yesterday)
Anti yemila
(You are beautiful)
Anti hayati
(You are my life)
Andik maouad al youm?
(Do you have an appointment today?)
Ana endi maouad maa Rashid
(I have an appointment with Rashid)
Thahammtoo
(do you understand?)
Bedgurum (in turns)
Mateen
(two times)
Neyma dayma
(may the blessing-of food-continues)
See more:
https://blogdegermanfernandez.blogspot.com/2015/08/arabic-lessons1.html
https://blogdegermanfernandez.blogspot.com/2015/08/arabic-lesson-2.html
https://blogdegermanfernandez.blogspot.com/2015/08/arabic-lesson-3.html
https://blogdegermanfernandez.blogspot.com/2015/08/arabic-lesson-4.html
https://blogdegermanfernandez.blogspot.com/2015/08/arabic-lesson5.html
https://blogdegermanfernandez.blogspot.com/2015/08/arabic-lesson-6.html
https://blogdegermanfernandez.blogspot.com/2015/08/arabic-lessons-78.html
https://blogdegermanfernandez.blogspot.com/2015/08/arabic-lesson-910.html
https://blogdegermanfernandez.blogspot.com/2015/08/arabic-lesson-1112.html
https://blogdegermanfernandez.blogspot.com/2015/08/arabic-lesson-1314.html
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