I read somewhere that you can also say: I have = Ladaya لدي You have: Ladayka/Ladayki لديك He/She has: Ladayhi/Ladayha لديه We have: Ladayna لدينا etc. I'm a bit confused about which one is correct :S please help :)
you are really making a great video regarding learning Arabic,it is indeed very useful for everyone who wanted to learn the language. keep up the good work....hope to see more Arabic lessons from you ...
ey maha!!! thank you so much for all ur lessons, im studying arabic on the university, its my first year and im really excited about learning arabic as fast as possible! could you explain please the negative form for all those to have prepositions? Like in : 3aindi, and, ma3i مع shokran!
Hey Maha, I've been using some programs (Pimsleur, Rosetta Stone) to get around the basics of (Levantine) Arabic. When, in Rosetta stone, they come to possessions, they seem to use a different way around the verb 'to have'. I'm not sure whether this is because you're teaching a different dialect of Arabic, or whether there are two ways. For example, they say لديها كلب for "the woman has a dog"... what's the difference? Thanks...
This is almost exactly like Irish. "I have a pen" is "Tá peann agam." (literally "A pen is at me"). We add to the preposition "ag" (at) the object pronouns and get agam / agat / aige / aici / againn / agaibh / acu.
nice video maha....maha can u please upload some video regarding the normal conversation as i work in saudia arabia and usually we want to say he is comming ,he is going their,i am working whole night ,...we have too much work...hope u make the video for that ...
@domalaonric Hi, what's your restaurant's name? I'm a Saudi and I love japanese food.I might help you to say these words to your guests in Arabic ^_^. Saionara.
Labudda an ahdhara ila zawej(3urs) sadiqi. to have and have to are different. In this case I {i have to} means I am obliged to.., It is imperative ....
which one is correct and more formal arabic? i have a pen= e'ndee kalam i have a pen= ana e'ndee kalam and others such as he has a pen= houna e'nduhu kalam he has a pen= e'ndudu kalam please help
hi maha my work is a waiter in saudi japanese restaurant how can i say HI MY NAME IS RIC AND ILL BE YOUR SERVER TONIGHT CAN I START YOU OFF WITH SOMETHING TO DRINK? shukran hope you reply :)
SCUSA, cerca di concentrarti un po' sulla grammatica !!senno' meglio cominciare ad insegnargli il dialetto tuo !! con rispetto( poeta e scrittore italolibanese)
Irish Gaelic does exactly the same thing for the verb "to have" wow! imagine that!
same in Russian: "u menya yest karandash" means "at me (there) is (a) pencil"
I read somewhere that you can also say:
I have = Ladaya لدي
You have: Ladayka/Ladayki لديك
He/She has: Ladayhi/Ladayha لديه
We have: Ladayna لدينا
etc.
I'm a bit confused about which one is correct :S please help :)
you are really making a great video regarding learning Arabic,it is indeed very useful for everyone who wanted to learn the language. keep up the good work....hope to see more Arabic lessons from you ...
this is فصحى dialects differ. in iraqi you'd say 3indi, 3induh, and 3indak. but all the other pronouns drop the n. so 3idha, 3idna, and 3idkum,
ey maha!!! thank you so much for all ur lessons, im studying arabic on the university, its my first year and im really excited about learning arabic as fast as possible! could you explain please the negative form for all those to have prepositions? Like in : 3aindi, and, ma3i مع
shokran!
Hey Maha,
I've been using some programs (Pimsleur, Rosetta Stone) to get around the basics of (Levantine) Arabic. When, in Rosetta stone, they come to possessions, they seem to use a different way around the verb 'to have'. I'm not sure whether this is because you're teaching a different dialect of Arabic, or whether there are two ways. For example, they say لديها كلب for "the woman has a dog"... what's the difference? Thanks...
This is almost exactly like Irish. "I have a pen" is "Tá peann agam." (literally "A pen is at me"). We add to the preposition "ag" (at) the object pronouns and get agam / agat / aige / aici / againn / agaibh / acu.
@sowbirasmujo
Me too! i was wondering the same thing. it sounds like "ledayha" for "she has", which is different from the way maha says it
thank you so much for this video, i understand the verb to have so much clearer now :)
Thanks Maha, your videos made my studying much more interesting. :D
Thanks Maha... Ur just great for begineers in arabic... Shukran
do you have to use the prounoun I at all like " ana endee"? or just endee?
Ahlan Maha!
would it be possible to go through some verb forms and give examples of conjugated verbs?
Shukran!
same thing.
susie endha qalam
i am so happy for that:):)
Maha ... simply THE BEST ... ;-)
nice video maha....maha can u please upload some video regarding the normal conversation as i work in saudia arabia and usually we want to say he is comming ,he is going their,i am working whole night ,...we have too much work...hope u make the video for that ...
How would I say the school has many rooms???
question. Is endee for women only or universally?
Hi, maha. i cannot find verb conjugation for other verbs.... can you do some sessions on verb? thanks so much and i love your videos:)
great lesson as usual
brava maha e grazie come sempre!
e'ndee bayt
merahba this was my first phrase in arabic
Very good instructions but pl could you fix the audio. Thanks a lot.
@domalaonric Hi, what's your restaurant's name? I'm a Saudi and I love japanese food.I might help you to say these words to your guests in Arabic ^_^. Saionara.
and another option is to say end susie qalam
Thank you Maha! XOXO
Great lesson...
can i become perfect if i watch all of your videos?
Thanks teacher Maha ^_^.
Like Irish as in "Ta' peann agam" - the pen is at me - or, I have a pen. (If I remember what I learned in Irish in 2009-2010.
why not add the ba infront of the word
Labudda an ahdhara ila zawej(3urs) sadiqi.
to have and have to are different. In this case I {i have to} means I am obliged to.., It is imperative ....
So E'nde Qalam is I have a pen.. How can I say : I don't have a pen??
thank you and your very beautiful maha
Now, what if you use the person's name, as in
Susie has a pen?
which one is correct and more formal arabic?
i have a pen= e'ndee kalam
i have a pen= ana e'ndee kalam
and others such as
he has a pen= houna e'nduhu kalam
he has a pen= e'ndudu kalam
please help
lovelier lady
hi maha,
how do i say, I have to attend my friend's wedding.
@makeiteasyable
hello girl ...
very nice video, congrats! but what's your nationality?
kisses
maha.. you are the most attractive arab girl i have ever seen in my life.. so sweat
hi maha my work is a waiter in saudi japanese restaurant how can i say HI MY NAME IS RIC AND ILL BE YOUR SERVER TONIGHT CAN I START YOU OFF WITH SOMETHING TO DRINK? shukran hope you reply :)
the voice quality is low
SCUSA, cerca di concentrarti un po' sulla grammatica !!senno' meglio cominciare ad insegnargli il dialetto tuo !! con rispetto( poeta e scrittore italolibanese)