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Q1 is 2
Q2 is 2
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Q4 is 2
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Q1 is 2
Q2 is 2
Q3 is 1
Q4 is 2
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All are correct.
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Q1 is 2
Q2 is 2
Q3
Q4
isn't there a diacritic missing on Q4.2?
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All your answers are correct!
بَيت means house. And yes there was a short vowel fatHa missing from حَيَوان, great catch!
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كنتعلم شي اليوم ما كنتش نعرف (بحال، أه، كنت عارف شوية ديال الحاجات، هنا و هناك) على اللهجة الفصحى.
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Who else wants to get pinged when I post lessons?
Also, Oud is a musical instrument.
The word for Arabic is عَرَبية (3arabyya).
And this is how you pronounce عَين (3ayn) which is the name of the letter as well as the Arabic word for 'eye'.
My handwriting in English is absolutely garbage, how permissive is Arabic for extremely crappy handwriting?
It's very easy to have a legible handwriting in Arabic, once you learn how to actually write.
homework
Question 1
شعلو (2
Question 2
2) موعج
Question 3
Question 4
3) حَيوان
(from a previous lesson, Hayawaan!)
Sorry for the funky formatting I'm on phone so having a hard time fiddling
query
What do English background speakers usually substitute or approximate with if they can't pronounce ع ? I'm not saying I want to cop out and default to that, but I want to make sure I'm not thinking I'm doing it right when I'm actually just using an English consonant in its place. I watched the video and tried to centre the place of articulation in my throat, kind of where a glottal stop would be. I'm reading up on the phonetics of the sound here too though https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voiced_pharyngeal_fricative
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All answers are correct!
They do it just like the examples عarab, عumar(Omar) and عalii (Ali), basically they pronounce it as a glottal stop followed by one of the short vowels. This is why I said it's not a vowel, because it gets substituted by a vowel in English writing, since there is no glottal stop letter in English after all.
Exercises
Q1 شعلو
Q2 موعج
Q3 I don’t remember :O but if I had to guess, توت. Also, does بَيت mean house?
Q4 حَيوان
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All are correct except for Q3, the answer is باب. Yes بَيت means house, while توت means mulberry.
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