Shadee Elmasry – Arabic Lesson 3a Review of raf’ of the faa’il, mubtada & khabar.

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The speakers discuss the use of "word" in Arabic and practice practicing it. They also discuss the proper use of "has" and "hasn't" in sentences and the importance of memorizing the proper verb and clause. The speakers go on to explain various sentences in English, including a 5050 option, a 5050 option, and a 5050 option, as well as a woman named Alcatel kavir who is a mathematics major. They end with a recap of the class and a class in Arabic, including a B bother, a Bator, and a Mar fe. The speakers emphasize the importance of memorizing the proper sentence and using various parts of speech.

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			hamdulillah salatu salam ala
Rasulillah he was the he was the
		
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			human Well unfortunately we are
going a bit late, but we'll carry
		
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			over after So, let's go ahead if
we have to anyway I like to keep
		
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			the grammar lesson short right and
the reading long because the
		
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			grammar takes a while to digest so
like the protein and then you get
		
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			to practice it we talked about the
gentleman or two this is known
		
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			right Joomla begins with a noun or
an is noun is not even the great
		
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			name translation for an is because
in essence is more encompasses
		
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			more than what we would call a
noun
		
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			and it is an essence that which
has meaning in itself period. A
		
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			fed verb is what has meaning in
itself and must be connected to
		
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			time. So it's that when you say
it, you are implying a past a
		
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			present or future or commands. So
the Joomla is Mia is dominated by
		
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			the case okay? The inflection
Okay. Which we call a Rafa
		
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			alright the Jimena is made is made
of subject and predicate also
		
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			known as an Mukhtar that will
cover both of them are metaphor
		
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			okay. And we said also that the
German Izmir the dominant
		
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			statement there in are part of
speech is the fact the subjects
		
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			the Joomla is to me unlike in
English, it's subject verb object
		
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			in Arabic it is fair and verb
subject objects, the Fed comes
		
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			first and we set the Fed we always
put it in the singular okay when
		
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			it comes in the beginning of a
sentence when it initiates a
		
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			sentence, the subject is metaphor.
The case of the subject is a
		
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			refer, they call it they translate
that as the nominative case.
		
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			This the object is monsoon they
call it the accusative case. Okay.
		
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			The indicators of Rafa How do you
stamp a word? A subject with Rafa?
		
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			You stamp it
		
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			by either using a gamma or allow
or an LF and in some cases
		
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			unknown. Okay, unknown. Okay. As
for all right, the LF or the dama.
		
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			When do we use it? Remember we
said each word can be seven types,
		
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			right? It could be masculine
singular, masculine, dual
		
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			masculine plural, feminine
singular, feminine dual feminine
		
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			plural and what's a seventh one?
		
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			Broken plural. Okay, so the word
that you plug in as the subject of
		
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			your sentence,
		
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			right as the file is going to be
one of the seven. So if it's
		
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			masculine singer, like Al Kitab,
you're going to use with them and
		
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			kita boo. Okay.
		
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			If it is dual, you're going to use
lf l kita. Ban. Okay. That's how
		
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			you're going to mark your subject
your word with the status status
		
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			of Rafa if you are using masculine
plural, you're going to use a wall
		
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			like Cara or muesli, Moon duckula
and muesli, moon and Masjid okay,
		
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			you can use a well if you are
talking feminine. Okay, singular.
		
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			You're also using the Dhamma the
harlot and Muslim at two okay and
		
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			Masjid
		
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			if you are using feminine dual
right up there, man, tell me to
		
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			Muslim women entered the Masjid.
What is the Arab of it? of
		
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			Muslim a 10 you can use the Elif.
Okay, you're going to use the Elif
		
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			jacala Muslim a 10 and Masjid
Okay.
		
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			Elif Adama to wallow will Elif and
in some cases, the noon you're not
		
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			going to use any other letters
right to mark the nominative case
		
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			or how to refer upon the Fed or
the milk data in the cupboard in
		
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			the nominal sentence. Okay. Now
what if it is plural
		
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			and mostly met?
		
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			What's it going to be
		
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			and mostly men to Dhamma you're
going to use the Dhamma or Elif or
		
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			a well, okay. So, you know, Rafa
nominative case a rough in the
		
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			Soufan or in the Muqtada uncover
in the nominative sentence is
		
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			going to be either dumb or well or
Elif. All right. Now the ramen
		
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			tell me if this sentence is
correct, okay. Cara, and Muslimah
		
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			al Kitab right or wrong?
		
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			Wrong Why is 5050 chance now you
have to tell me what what's the
		
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			correct one
		
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			the fella Alamos he took a chance
right he just
		
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			Took us 5050 chance that Allah al
Muslimah or Cara al Muslimah al
		
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			Kitab what should it be?
		
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			Al Kitab Yeah, the Muslim read the
book, what should the Arab Muslim
		
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			be?
		
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			What should the last letter be
marked with?
		
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			Good Nakara l muesli mu al Kitab
why because the fare and subject
		
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			predicate in the nominal sentence
and the fare and the subject of
		
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			the verbal sentence is marked by
Rafa which must be either dumb or
		
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			Elif. And, and if it's feminine at
10 or goon okay
		
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			all right, it's them you're ready
because you're so smart with your
		
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			special school that you got
accepted in maybe you should be
		
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			humbled by this a little bit okay
same sentence but two Muslim women
		
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			same sentence
		
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			and Muslim who good and Muslim a
chan good
		
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			Muslim attend well, he got
accepted into this smart people
		
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			school and now he's like too cool
for all of us. So maybe he
		
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			shouldn't be torn apart a little
here
		
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			know, that's if it's in the middle
sense. We'll get to the verb part
		
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			later. All right now with them.
You're up. Okay.
		
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			Give me the same sentence Cara.
		
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			And with the broken plural, and
Hola, Matt.
		
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			He was the
		
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			LOL Emma. Oh, good. Ye
		
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			good. Let's Marfa. Does everyone
understand this concept? All
		
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			right. So let's do some practice.
		
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			Okay
		
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			yeah, hamdulillah
		
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			Okay.
		
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			I'm going to look in the book for
a random fed and may or a file and
		
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			maybe maybe not alter it. Okay, so
that you can understand.
		
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			First up next up is Muhammad
Yvonne.
		
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			Muhammad Yvonne. Are you ready? I
think so. Good.
		
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			Sure.
		
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			No problem.
		
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			Okay
		
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			see if you guys had made the
copies we would have had the
		
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			sample book but you guys didn't
make the copies. Right.
		
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			Massa, original ol who Fein
		
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			tell me what originally should
have on it.
		
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			Raju Lu. Good.
		
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			Massa to Rogers. On the profane
Abdurrahman Raju land good. All
		
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			right.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Islam,
		
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			me to give you a 5050 here, okay.
Massa ha al Muslimeen al Copain
		
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			right or wrong?
		
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			Masa al Muslimeen Alko. Fein right
or wrong?
		
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			Wrong? What's the correct one?
		
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			And Muslim Moon good. So you went
from 150 50 option to a second
		
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			5050 option? What do you do in the
math section or the bio section of
		
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			your special smart people school?
		
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			Finish by us so you're a math
expert, a math major. Okay.
		
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			Now let's do the same with the
nominal sentence. What is the
		
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			nominal sentence consists of
subject and predicate? We said in
		
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			English it's that type of sentence
that only has a helping verb
		
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			minute. Arabic does not have
helping verbs. So you're just
		
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			gonna see two nouns to a smell.
It's followed by Okay.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Now let's take an example. Alcatel
kavir We Sam give me the Arab on
		
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			both put the correct era Bombo
		
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			al Kel Gu cabbie Iran. Now we're
going to take a little extra thing
		
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			here. When do we use 10? When
		
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			for the indefinite Okay, for the
indefinite
		
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			alright.
		
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			So if we do not have an NF lamb,
on a word, we put two
		
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			When okay of course if it's not my
normal stuff which we'll get to
		
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			later
		
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			All right,
		
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			it's your turn. Let's go with
		
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			okay
		
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			and Akoto prima
		
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			Alcocer prime the books are
precious
		
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			al Kutub Kohima fill in the blanks
		
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			Akuto boo ke Mattoon you will only
be using a dumb matter while while
		
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			while Elif and in some cases are
known to get you later. Okay let's
		
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			go grab the ramen
		
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			all right
		
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			and whoever all
		
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			the clippers are great
		
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			and cooler
		
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			I forget that one because there's
an exception of coolabah Arabba
		
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			give me the correct era
		
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			and hola Aruba Okay, so what's the
Arab
		
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			Ottawa This is a sentence and
Hola.
		
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			Okay, and I need to know what's
gonna go on the Hamza Ottawa. And
		
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			I need to know what's gonna go on
the terminal Bucha the Raptor. So
		
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			what is it and Khalifa and Hola.
Hola very what is it? We're only
		
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			using a Bama while Whoa, well,
elephant dumb good and qualify.
		
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			Oh. And the next one is
		
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			with a tumbler buta so what's it
going to be?
		
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			At the bottom?
		
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			roboton
		
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			good and Hola. Oh, are baton.
Okay. And hola fair. Oh, arriba en
		
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			y because they're both Marfa.
Okay, they're both Marfa
		
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			All right. We Sam, give me the
scent. translate the following
		
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			sentence. The essence. Right, our
metaphor. Right to
		
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			duel. I want them in the dual.
		
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			The dual
		
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			unless, man, that's correct. So
where's the rough in that Islam?
		
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			In that set in that word? It's
man. Where's the rougher
		
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			indicator.
		
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			If the singular is and it's he
said, It's man. It's the Elif
		
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			Elif, okay, and this man.
		
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			Marfa?
		
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			No, no, no, it's gotta be do
		
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			marfo iron.
		
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			It's Man marfo Iron. So whenever
we are talking about a Smith
		
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			nounce is not a fit. Not a huff.
Okay. It's, and it's plugged into
		
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			as a fan.
		
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			Or as a Moqtada uncover work and a
cover three parts of speech. This
		
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			is three out of the six parts of
speech are metaphor. You got your
		
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			fair,
		
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			fair, math, OB. And you have your
motor club. That's five parts of
		
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			speech. Okay? Three.
		
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			Or what is that? 60%. Right, three
or month four. Got three or four.
		
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			We have to stop for so I did
though. You have a homework
		
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			assignment.
		
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			Your homework assignment, which is
due after so let's go to for Part
		
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			B. Okay. When you label this
class, you can label it. Arabic
		
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			review of
		
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			refer
		
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			Part. Lesson three, eight. Okay.
		
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			When we come back from vote, we're
going to go for another 1015
		
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			minutes. And you're each gonna
give me an example from what
		
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			you've memorized in the Quran of a
file.
		
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			And they looked at that and they
hover. Okay.
		
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			You memorizing the Quran, Islam,
what do you want? And then I can
		
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			tell them Come on, you can sign up
for class, even if you're in high
		
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			school. Alright, so you're going
		
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			to give me Okay, an example of
each part of speech that looked at
		
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			the uncover. Let me give you one
example.
		
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			All right, Allah who I had done,
right?
		
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			Who Allah who I had that's a
nominal sentence, right? That's a
		
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			nominal sentence. So you can't use
that anymore right? You got to use
		
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			something else. Okay and you have
to talk with with each other
		
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			because I don't want you all
repeating the same thing you got
		
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			that
		
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			well there has to be a Fed if
there's gonna be a Fed there's
		
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			gonna be a Fed right?
		
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			Yeah, I want all three parts of
speech and different so divided
		
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			the suitors amongst yourself
		
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			yeah.
		
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			Hua Allah
		
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			All right. So Monica Lama. We are
going to show their stuff we're
		
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			going to be they don't disappoint
with the homework.