AGU 101: Roots and Patterns
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- This video is intended to supplement the al-Kitaab series of books by introducing students of Arabic to the way that native speakers understand the root-pattern system of their language. The worksheets and drills relating to this video can be downloaded at the following address: mcl.gsu.edu/arabic-language-re...
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I am an Arabic native speaker and I am learning a lot of new things from you Sir.... Impressive and Great job!
This is the best video I have ever seen on arabic grammar. I’m so happy to have found your channel and am sure they will halve my time learning the language - this is going to make me so efficient. Thank you so so much!
very helpful lession I have been going through it already at least 5 times and I am still enjoying it very much.
شكرا لك على هذا الدرس الممتاز
Fab video, I'm finally beginning to understand the different forms after watching this.
Mr. Campbell you are a great teacher. Thanks a million for the upload of classes.
Amazing video! Just at the perfect level for me! Thanks for your hard work!
I am listening ... nice conveyance. Found it very, very useful. Syukran jadzakallahu khairan katsiran yaa ikhwan. I'm from Depok Indonesia.
Mashallah excellent explanation and easy understand. JazakAllah Akhi
very useful video of learning Arabic, thank you for post it !
Wow, so interesting and a bit challenging to learn at the same time. Good video!
It helps me a loooot since I've never learn the pattern before! Thank you! ^^
Very helpful video. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
عملك رائع د. كامبل..شكراً لك
These are not beginner beginner videos so much as for second and third semester. The first-semester ones will pop up eventually.
Note: the worksheets intended to accompany the video will be available by 01 Sept.
The worksheets and drills relating to this video can be downloaded at the following address:
mcl.gsu.edu/arabic-language-resources/
Miraculous work, I do really admire it. اشكرك على عملك المتقن , والاكثر من رائع ,, يستحق الاعجاب
Alhamdulillahi robbi alamin. MashaAllah. Salamun Alaikum...
Sure. It's the Hans Wehr Dictionary of Modern Written Arabic. Just plug that in to your favorite bookstore site: you'll find it easily.
shukran jiddan sir ian..someone gave me this hans wehr arabic-english dictionary and it s really useful esp i am studying arabic language right now...as well as your lectures are good foundation to understanding arabic
@Ivan Stefanovic السلام عليكم اخي..
yes, to understand and read the arabic of the holy qur'an esp its grammar and tafseer.
@@mariama.7940 Hans Wehr dictionary is free to use in app store and faster to use (looking up a word and he will search the page)
واو.. رائع.. ممتاز.. لطیف جدا..
this is a very good arabic into english dictionary (قاموس المحدث (قاموس عربي انجليزي
I benefited greatly from this video. Can you tell me the correct order to watch all your beginner videos? (I'm a beginner in learning Arabic)
Ian, I am trying to follow the lessons according to your play list. I got confused about it.
Thank you so much😊
Excuse me i have a question those common vzn you mentioned in the end are they the same for every verb of form 1 please answer this
thank you it was a really helpful vid, may I know the name of the dictionary that was uesd.
As-salaamu 3alaikum,
Can you type the name of the dictionary you recommended, please?
Thanks :)
.where is the link to download the sheets.....zakahallah khair
thankyou, yes, it will arrive home soon :)
شكرا جزيلا
Good to learn
in 25:28 minute mafal is written mafuul.
jidr and wazn
jidr saalim
i recommend lanes lexicon website for meanings
Please write bold words on the board so that it can be readable & understandable thanks
40 patterns? Hebrew has only 7. Why so many?
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excellent lession !
what book are you relating to in your explanations alef ... ?
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It's the standard textbook used in the USA. It is absolutely terrible.
@@ProbeUranus Thank you for the warning :-) and your excellent explanations they help a lot and make studying the arabic Language a real pleasure.
Coming soon, habibi. Issues with domain.
I have a master's degree in Arabic linguistics. you are great and thank you for sharing the video. But I noticed a minor mistake in the video. You dealt with waw and ya in walada and banya as if they are not consonants. waw and ya in the root are consonants. they are called semi-vowel for their phonetics. But phonologically, they are totally consonants. the evidence that they are completely consonants is that they follow and get followed by short vowels.
This is the sort of thing that's technically true but has been glossed over for the sake of simplicity in introducing brand-new students to the system. I mean, thanks for your input, but a big part of pedagogy is to use more basic models at first.
@@ProbeUranus Thank you for your reply.. I think you're right on this point.. I see that you have written a book about science fiction in Arabic literature. That is something new for me. I would love to read that book.
I don't understand how to know the pattern?
+Nora A it takes time ..it takes time ....and patience
+Nora A Yeah it's not simple: this is a basic introduction. Watch the video again, and note how it's sort of like middle school algebra. The three root letters are the x, y and z; the pattern is the equation they go in.
if you still interested in the subject,
1. take 2 or more words that rhyme, or sounds like it has a pattern
2. write don the letters that common.
3. replace the others with X's or ف ع ل
examples:
1. قصير جميل طويل
2. the common letter is ي in the third place -ي--
3. the pattern is فعيل or XيXX
4. this pattern used for descriptions, it indicates the object has the trait of the root.
example 2
1. طالب خالد داخل خارج
2. the common letter is ا in the second place --ا-
3. the pattern is فاعل or XXاX
4. 4. this pattern indicates an agent noun, the object has received the action of the root.
note
the feminine marker is (t) pronounced (h) or (a) at the end.
and arabic reads right to left
Do you think using an iPad is cheating?
Er, not sure what you mean.