The IMPERATIVE Arabic Verb Tense | Complete lesson and explanation!!
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- This lecture is a comprehensive video lesson on the imperative tense in Arabic. This tense is used to command or request an action.
Known as الفعل الأمر (alfi'l alamr) in Arabic, the imperative tense is a fundamental aspect of Arabic grammar. By understanding the structure of the imperative verb in Arabic, you'll gain the ability to communicate with authority and clarity. Whether you want to give direct commands, make polite requests, or offer instructions, the imperative tense is your key to effective communication.
We go beyond the basics and delve into the formation of the imperative tense from irregular root verbs, such as those that contain a weak or defective letter (حرف علة) and those that follow the five verbs form (الأفعال الخمسة). These irregular verb forms follow additional rules when being transformed into the imperative tense and we make sure to break it down into easy steps for you to understand and master.
Throughout the lesson, we provide step-by-step explanations and practical examples, allowing you to apply your knowledge and reinforce your understanding. By the end of this comprehensive lecture, you'll have the confidence to navigate various social and professional situations using the imperative tense effectively. We conclude the lesson with a short exercise that we solve together to ensure your comprehension. This exercise serves as an opportunity for you to apply your newfound knowledge and solidify your understanding of the imperative tense.
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Why is the Alif in the middle of JURAAJU not removed as according to the rule? 😢
What about the Imperative of the 1st person plural?
e.g. Let’s go (let us go)
BTW: another amazing lesson ❤
Great question!
To form the imperative of the 1st person plural we would use the present tense verb and have لام الامر (the imperative laam; laam of command) precede it.
So for your example "Let's go" we would say
لِنَذهَب
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my teacher told me that your imperative of the verb to sleep is wrong :-( it has to be 'nAm' not 'nUm' 😞