Please keep in mind that Arabic has no capital letters. |
It has many letters with sounds not familiar to English speakers. |
"ch" represents the back guteral that sometimes people will pronounce as an "h". |
long vowels are represented by doubling of the vowel as in aa, ii, oo |
@ represents a gutteral sound that is often reduced to an "a" sound as in @aza = aza or gaza |
Pronoun | Past | Present | Subjunctive |
---|---|---|---|
ana | qareet | baqra | aqra |
inte | qareet | bteqra | teqra |
inti | qaareeti | bteqri | teqri |
huwwe | qara(qeri) | beqra | yeqra |
hiyye | qarat(qerit) | bteqra | teqra |
nihna | qareena | mneqra | neqra |
intu | qareetu | bteqru | teqru |
humme | qaru(qeru) | baqru | yeqru |
Active Part | qaari | qarye | qaaryiin | qaaryaat |
Passive Part | not | used | in | Spoken Arabic |
Present Cont. | @am-baqra | @am-teqra | @am-teqri | |
@am-beqra | @am-teqra | @am-neqra | ||
@am-teqru | @am-beqru | |||
Past Cont. | kunt @am-baqra | kunt @am-teqra | .... | |
Imperitive | iqra | iqri | iqru |
Lessons | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |