The Masdar or Verbal Noun: Arabic Grammar Unpacked.mp4

This video is intended to supplement the al-Kitaab series of books by introducing students of Arabic to the way that native speakers learn verbs.

[@ashbakkallingal4619]

Masha Allah, so helpful

[@ivornworrell]

beautifully explained shukran.

[@kay445able]

Amazing explanation,Thank you!

[@mdshahalamchowdhury4155]

Good explanation

[@alperenalperen2458]

extremely helpful.most clear explanation i've ever found about that topic in youtube or any other resource

[@ibraimgomescorreia5774]

Ibirèma gomis corèa

[@ibraimgomescorreia5774]

Ibirma Gomis corra

[@ProbeUranus]

The short answer is that in modern Arabic _dars_ is the word for "a lesson" and _diraasa_ is "the act of studying". So the second one is the _maSdar_ and the first is just a noun derived from the verb. HW includes _dars_ because it's often used in classical texts. And I really need to install Arabic characters on this old laptop.

[@user-vp4og5lm6r]

You're a life saver thank you so much

[@abdurahman.v6081]

جزاكم الله خير

[@aishamohamud8077]

Excellent Work!!

[@bakermoktar1382]

I already subscribed to your channel.

[@je_suis_hussary1080]

Maa Shaa Allah this was my main problem , i often saw people using it and i couldn't understand, cuz i'm a beginner..when i found out it its called Masdar i searched on youtube and Wa lillaahil Hamd today i just watched this video and it makes more sense to me , may Allah reward you for these important efforts, i'm verry happy today i know something new now i just have to do more exercises, and make a list of the verb i already know and search for their Masdar

[@nouralkriz6612]

barak'Allahou fik

[@abdulmalekpain]

tq...for the fantastic lesson...

[@furzana]

A great video for understanding masdar which I was struggling to comprehend

[@ramanvenkiteswaran7064]

Of much help - Thanks

[@addni6653]

Ian Campbell the "explaining " is fantastic ....I was looking for this video of nouns in lessons of many native tutors but no one had it ....you really have unpacked it .....But you need to give us a list of verbs with its vowels changes ...can you mail me or post a video

[@mr.sadist4616]

nice video. useful. do you now of some lists of masdars
available somewhere, on youtube, elsewhere on the internet,
in a book? i've been looking but i cannot find. i'd make a list
myself rewriting from a dictionary but there are no masdars
in my dictionary. could you perhaps prepare a video including
such a list? regards!

[@pprepinternational2897]

mashallah

[@farheenyousuf6199]

You are not an Arab,iam sure, .....wow how well you have learnt the language!!👏👏👏👏👏

[@Kanedln]

I'm American we learn about gerunds in grade school like in the 5th grade. But thanks for the video!

[@bakermoktar1382]

Thanks alot your explanation is very good.
Please, I want to make a comparison between verbals in English and Arabic , because i should do a research in the university in this lesson , can you help me.

[@jeffjin9492]

Your explanation of the masdar becoming the mudof and the subsequent object becoming the mudof ilaihi is absolutely excellent. But learning and understanding the masdar is hard for me.

[@xaviertr6240]

same masdar is killing me

[@munawar575]

Where is Command column.. Also include

[@It_makes_emotional]

When you try to Unpack 100 GB zip file into a 2 GB Integrated Hard drive

[@fredffb2]

Please, how is the correct writing of "loving" (of "She is loving") in arabic? المُحَبْةَ ???
This diacritics are correct?

[@hoodsam8433]

+Fred Bastos Put a kasrah instead of the fatah...Al muhibbatu

[@zeezeebo]

Very good! I just wish you could a little slower. Thanks!

[@Aishanuriya]

Good, bit is it a robot speaking?