ARABIC GRAMMAR - How to recognize present tense verbs in Arabic language?

In this video you will learn more about present tense verbs in Arabic
حروف المضارعة ( أ - ن - ي -ت)
if we add these letters to the past tense verbs in Arabic they will become present tense
أ + كتب += أكتب ، ن + كتب + = نكتب ، ت + كتب = تكتب ، ي+ كتب = يكتب
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A laborious effort has been made to guide accordingly.

[@domaturkey2648]

Very Nice
Please Study to
One word
Precent tense
Past tense
Future tense

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Thanks 😮. Badly needed a review

[@HajSul183]

I was looking for this lesson. Thanks

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Very helpful

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you were the only person i found do this, Thank You

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[@oceanaoushn8803]

This is what I should do regularly: watch old videos..randomly..
Because with each new video
There comes better (or final 😅) understanding of an "old" video, that is:
I notice the things which I failed to notice earlier
١ استيقظ من نومي مبكرا
من نومي - from my sleep
So, it would be:
You wake (from your sleep) early
استيقظ من نومك مبكرا
Well ..surely you do
After all, it is Ramadan 2023.(hmmm..2023. Gregorian calendar, but I think ١٤٤٤ ه.).1444 H.
Now seriously...
Now is Ramadan.
Now (is) Ramadan.
Ramadan is masc.word?
So..
الآن هو رمضان؟؟

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Yes masculine. word, thank you.

[@oceanaoushn8803]

Thank you for this lesson: it is exactly what I need now. Focus on conjugation with انا.
Trying to recognize pattern: anyway ...whatever we add as prefix (ا، ي، ن، ت) that first consonant letters gets fathah, that is: pronounced with a, and the last consonant get dammah, pronounced with u?
استقظ
انتظر
البس
انظف
I must have failed with spelling. ...but basically: fathah above the Alifs and dammah above the last consonant?

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@My Arabic Journey with Mohammed....a question...at 02:35
Taa ت for meaning BOTH:
she (هي) does something
And
You (Anta, talking to masc) do something?
نظف
هي تنظف
انت (سعيد) تنظف
(Talking to صديقنا our friend Said )
And what would we say to female/anti?
P S.
This is just curiousity: I am still struggling 😳😬 with conjugations anyway)

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Mumtaz

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Good job I’m from Kurdistan ❤

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Suggestion:Please do a series on which u take a verb and tell us about about it's Mudhāri` form, Mādhi form Amr form
And u take the verbs which are not common
I mean we have studied verbs like نصر، فعل we see these every where
take verbs which are common in Arabic books, speaking

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I will do that.

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07:15
التحق [iltahaqa]
What an unusual word! Looks like a noun; however since ☀️ letters rule is ignored, it can't (?) be a noun, but a past tense الماضي for هو
Question though: that Alif ...pure Alif..of the التحق simply gets pushed aside...discarded..when أ is added to form present tense المضارع for انا؟
No need to keep in writing because it is ignored when speaking?

[@santossharma9217]

Sir i have listened that in Arabic we use same verbs for present and future tense.we don't need to learn different suffix, preffix for future tense than present tense. is it true?

[@MyArabicJourneyWithMohammed]

we use present tense verb to talk about the future but we must add س or سوف before it
for example
أنا سأسافر غدا
أنا سوف أسافر غدا
it means I will travel tomorrow.

[@abdulmominbhati2977]

فعل مضارع is used as future tense too? isn't it.?

[@MyArabicJourneyWithMohammed]

Yes, present in Arabic refers to future too and also you can add س or سوف before the present tense verb.

[@abdulmominbhati2977]

@@MyArabicJourneyWithMohammed Yeah
سوف is near future and س is like very near, almost right now?

[@oceanaoushn8803]

Hm..this font looks like an easy solution for my handwriting.

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ارید اتعلم منک اطلب مساعدتک انا من باکستان اسمی سید اقبال شاہ بھاکری الحسینی

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مرحبا بك.

[@domaturkey2648]

Very Nice
Please Study to
One word
Precent tense
Past tense
Future tense

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We will do that إن شاء الله