Shadee Elmasry – Arabic Lesson 3b Review of raf’

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The speakers discuss a book covering a variety of topics, including examples of sentences and phrases used, including a reference to a woman named Carla, a man named John, and a woman named Lyndsey. They also discuss the use of words in Arabic language, including "front" and "back," and emphasize the importance of practicing grammar and writing in Arabic. The speakers emphasize the use of individual words and discuss the importance of word structure in spoken language.

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			Okay
		
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			Oh, it's ready
		
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			we're only gonna see him.
		
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			We're back.
		
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			And I'm hoping that by the end of
this session of review of these
		
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			guys's homework, I'm not going to
need an Excedrin or an aspirin
		
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			Amen first remind us of the
assignment that you guys had
		
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			because if we get the nature of
the assignment wrong you're
		
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			definitely gonna have the answers
wrong what is the nature of the
		
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			assignment an example of what
		
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			you have
		
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			yeah inside you need a you need a
file
		
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			just a file and is naturally going
to be a felon FOB right a fat
		
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			verbal sentence and we need a book
that cover
		
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			that our our metaphor I
		
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			got that all right it's Nam said
he wanted to go first. So let's
		
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			start without that I'm gonna
		
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			go
		
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			there yet let's hear it
		
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			good which part it is Dr.
		
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			Carlo Salama, there is no fair and
here
		
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			because the fair and Carlo
		
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			is implicit in the conjugation of
the verb. They said Galuh Okay, so
		
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			there is no fan there. Okay, so
review. We'll come back to Islam.
		
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			You requested the more time so
therefore, you crashed into more
		
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			time. Okay. Don't try to say you
didn't. So let's hear it. Carlo
		
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			Salama know, what's your example?
So? How are you? Doing? Good.
		
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			hamdulillah Very good. Let's hear
it.
		
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			Let's hear
		
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			Alima met Neff son.
		
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			Right. Why because it's not
enough's, right. And next era, If
		
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			a word is indefinite, what is that
meaning of that in Arabic and
		
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			Nikita? I only met Neff son.
		
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			Right?
		
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			Correct. Of course, when we recite
with tidge We'd only met enough
		
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			sun Mac and dama to occurred
that's going to be in the ROM.
		
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			Buna. All right. I only met nips,
some koderma to occur and the
		
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			letters of epigram are Jada Malone
the letters of the bomb with one
		
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			add that additional are human
after 10 When or a newness Sakeena
		
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			if yet Whoa, me or noon, come
after that with a Hanukkah then
		
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			it's under one I need met enough
some epidemic to occur. It's good.
		
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			So you got the van. Now you're
working on the moped on the cover
		
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			was out
		
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			what are you giving me there? But
the cool DiBello Kelleigh in
		
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			Memphis, what are you giving me?
		
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			And what do you give me there?
		
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			Okay,
		
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			I'm not gonna say you're wrong,
but um, but it's not technically
		
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			correct because
		
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			your cone to cone can might sound
like a fair, but it's not a fit.
		
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			Okay, so what you have here is a
		
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			Okay, LG bear loop. That's the
beginning of the sentence. Can
		
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			anyone Mapuche there's no cover
there the whole collection and
		
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			matusadona cover? Okay
		
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			How many Vaughn
		
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			let's go
		
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			actually wrote down that example.
You said oh, what a coincidence.
		
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			He wrote the same example by
coincidence of all the 6000 some
		
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			aliens you happen to get the same
		
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			Okay, let's hear it. How many
ideas are there I don't know if
		
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			it's
		
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			insane, sir. No, perfect. Very
simple. What Carla? I'll insert
		
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			Nope.
		
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			All right.
		
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			Nick Kira.
		
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			And Marisa or Ireland opposite so
ANA miss if it's a name Maddie for
		
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			if it's definite, so it's with a
nama Carla kala. I'll insert a new
		
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			good so the Fed is separate from
the Fed. Alright, Abdul Rahman is
		
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			now with them anyone with a cover?
		
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			Kitab one mercom No, that's a CIFA
that's an adjective unknown ciff
		
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			Omo. So we'll get to that later.
We just have to pass this lesson
		
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			first.
		
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			Allah Who Osama do
		
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			correct mob did it, cover?
		
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			Hmm.
		
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			Those are verbs. Yeah, let the
neulander verbs. Okay, good,
		
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			Allahu someone. So actually you
got all All right, man anything
		
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			extra
		
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			What do you got
		
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			nothing there in Enza. No, that's
the verb and then now,
		
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			right?
		
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			That's in, but that's Damir so.
		
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			In on vernetta COMM are there been
Caribbean? Correct? However,
		
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			that's gonna be we're not at that
lesson yet.
		
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			We're like, sputtering through,
like,
		
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			what's his name?
		
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			Cars in his last lap? What's his
name that character? Lightning
		
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			McQueen on the last lap with no
wheels. The problem is, this is
		
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			the first lap. This is the first
lesson. Okay? sputtering with no
		
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			wheels Hmm.
		
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			It is harder at first that's why
we can spend as long as you guys
		
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			need right? On this lesson because
you got to get this lesson down.
		
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			You can look in any other texts
look in any other texts the Quran
		
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			is difficult and they teach us
actually not to look in the Quran
		
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			for Arabic grammar, but I just
figured if you memorize suitors,
		
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			you could figure it out. Okay.
		
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			All right. Let me give you a
sentence and you tell me where is
		
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			either five Moqtada or kabbah. I'm
going to open the book into the
		
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			book of marriage in the fifth
Okay, Leia, Zhu Zhu, Nika whole
		
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			Maha Remi Lin epsi. This sentence
means Legends is not permissible.
		
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			The marriage of the person wearing
haram for himself. That means when
		
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			you're wearing haram for Hajj or
Umrah you cannot go get married.
		
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			You got that? Okay, so Leia Zhu
Zhu Nica whole Maha Remi Lin FC
		
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			you know that the viewers here you
can type in your examples. And
		
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			then me and the brothers will
		
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			check it tell you if it's correct.
		
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			What is in the sentence that is
marked for?
		
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			Remember, remove verbs we're not
dealing with verbs.
		
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			Correct. So what is it? That's not
permissible? What is that Nica and
		
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			what is it doing? Not being
permissible or the action is
		
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			permissibility Okay? Nica hope,
Elmo Harami okay. And it's the
		
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			Dhamma is the indicator of the
		
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			sentence. Drama Did you understand
that led yuzu Nica whole Maharishi
		
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			Lyndsey you gotta good
		
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			fell.
		
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			Okay, command, tense verb say. Now
this is very tricky. Actually,
		
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			many grammarians actually don't
even students with grammar have
		
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			trouble with this. Who here means
the issue the affair who Allama
		
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			it's not pointing to Allah azza wa
jal many people think that right?
		
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			But the dominant correct opinion
in the grammar is that Hua as in
		
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			El amor Hua and um, the issue the
affair is that Allah who I have
		
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			known, right, that's the sentence,
right love those Jelena. Remember
		
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			we don't say Allah ma Hua, but
Dhamma we say, Hola, la familia
		
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			Jalla marfo. The dama I had done
Yes.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			What about
		
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			shahid? Okay, next question. Well,
lo
		
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			mocked. Correct, molybdenum. Allah
Krishna in Shaheed is the color in
		
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			the place of the companies is a is
a is a prepositional phrase out of
		
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			Georgia standing in the place, so
that's correct. All right, what
		
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			else you got? And another example?
		
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			Well, the same thing, so let's go
to another section.
		
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			For either zealot, a Shem su
		
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			Okay.
		
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			Rama algebra
		
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			for either zealot a Shem Su, Rama
algebra This is about hajj when
		
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			the sun passes in the three days
of Mina every time the sun passes
		
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			noon, this is called the Zoa.
Right? Passes noon, then you go to
		
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			the Romeo degenerate, okay, for
either zealot Hashem su Rama el
		
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			Djem rotta what do we have here?
Fair fair moped cover. What is it?
		
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			What's the sign?
		
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			As Shem su file mark for the good
and what is it doing? Abdurrahman
		
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			what is it doing? For either
zealot? Hashem su Rama jam Raja?
		
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			What is the shrimps doing? What is
it doing? That it's good it's
		
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			moving right? Okay, what noon is
the when it's there and then touch
		
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			moves over that's called the zone
yes you have
		
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			an
		
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			example of
		
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			a National Theatre.
		
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			What is next without effective is
a CIFA
		
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			right? We need to know the CFO of
the abdomen you have the members
		
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			in Kelowna Silla Mala have the
votes before the
		
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			call. Lunasin Yeah, me too. It's
always easy to go after it's
		
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			always hard to go before okay, if
the person can tell us what the
		
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			bring us day it's hard to know
right off the tongue.
		
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			What's the man
		
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			Oh, well, okay. I was so mad. What
thought up? What is that? That's
		
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			the oath. Swear Yeah, that's an
oath. Yeah. What summary what?
		
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			Oath the word after an oath is
always given a customer with
		
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			semi-open with the rock come a
tarp. Right and who will tell you
		
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			what is the tarp? Okay, and
management and management. Right?
		
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			That's so it's moved at an edge.
		
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			Right? At that point when you can
also say really? It's a cover and
		
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			the the motor is hola and Nedjma
circuit right?
		
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			Okay. All right, Ivan ramen I want
you to answer this next example
		
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			okay
		
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			yes
		
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			last one, say again.
		
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			Okay
		
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			what's happening abrupt, two verbs
have been pardoned.
		
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			And what?
		
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			Yes, but Rama is not the sentence
that we just said it has led to
		
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			shrimps Rommel genre for either
zealot a shrimps if the sun moves.
		
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			Rama genre means the * the Hajj
throws the genre okay the person
		
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			making Hajj there's agenda
		
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			Okay,
		
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			have the ramen you're gonna tell
me here if there is a federal
		
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			motor are covered in this
sentence. Our Raju Lu Allah Who
		
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			Malema me your como Anya mini the
sentences in Weber Salah it means
		
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			the single individual men meaning
he's only one man with the man
		
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			stands on his right side. Roger
Lu, l where I do man email me your
		
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			cumani Many. This is sort of
tricky. It's not easy, but I'm
		
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			gonna give you a head there's one
of the three participants that's
		
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			more for in the sentence
		
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			Roger Lu and we're here do not
email me your Kumaun Emini
		
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			Yeah, and your meaning
		
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			of the ramen
		
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			so
		
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			is
		
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			it has a dome on it so good is
		
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			is
		
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			telling me is when it's more fat,
because this is so so it's a
		
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			German estimate right? So
therefore there's not going to be
		
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			it's going to be looked at or
cover not fat. Okay, so what is it
		
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			it's looked at correct looked at
because it's we we already by the
		
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			first word we know German Izmir
German a failure. Okay. And
		
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			therefore, it's going to be up to
them. Okay. And why is the
		
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			description safer? Of Raju? Right?
CIFA so it has to be a
		
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			denticle Right Raju Urwa. Hydro
mal Imam is a clause cancel it.
		
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			Okay. And then he Acoma antimony
is the cover. That's that phrase
		
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			Yakumo and Yemeni stands on his
right side is the cover
		
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			yeah okay good now Islam you're
gonna actually Hamza Europe
		
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			Salah Raju Lu N Yemeni mm
		
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			well Mara to khalifa Houma
		
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			it means the sentence here
		
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			was him Could you go tell them
decrease the volume not accepting
		
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			the man praise on the right side
of the Imam, Salah Raju. Okay. And
		
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			Yemeni ma'am well Mara to CalHFA
Hummer and the woman would pray
		
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			behind the both of the two.
		
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			Give me what is in your file
Moqtada or cover
		
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			file which is good. Salah Raju
Raju circle it. It's Marika with
		
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			the Elif Nam. So it has to be more
flow with the Dhamma Raju Lu and
		
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			what's his verb? What's his action
Sunday? Is there anything else?
		
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			Salah Raju Ania meaning me well
Mara to confer Hormel
		
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			Jarrah matura, canceled out
company
		
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			you're gonna say this another fad.
Right? She's praying. Right? Or
		
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			you can say something else, but
cancers are fine.
		
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			Did you know a couple more
examples. I'm Yvonne. You're
		
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			getting it?
		
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			distinction between
		
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			starts? Correct. The question is
what is the distinction between
		
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			Germany and Germany failure?
		
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			Just the first word. Okay. That
doesn't mean you might end up
		
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			having a fit in the place of the
cover. It could happen. Right? But
		
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			you wouldn't that would just be a
verbal sentence in the place of
		
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			the cover. Okay.
		
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			Any questions from anyone?
		
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			When you
		
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			when we speak about like well, I
guess this be indicative
		
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			of a garden as being indicative of
		
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			the motto when we're elephant
WELL, WELL Correct. Specifically
		
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			I'm referring to the well and the
well would be correct well would
		
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			be in the plural
		
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			the dual correct Yeah. And
remember you're gonna have the new
		
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			in there
		
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			yeah, that false
		
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			Okay.
		
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			All right. Yes, Miss Su. l mucha
what they do here they He fill in
		
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			Islam. He Alchemist who puts
places al mutawa they do the
		
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			person making will do. Yeah, they
He fill in when we got there.
		
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			What's the fed milk data or cover?
First of all what kind of Joomla?
		
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			isn't
		
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			correct and what's uh, what do you
have Mr. What's his fat?
		
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			What is he doing?
		
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			Placing good. You have missile and
motor? What the? Oh, that's the
		
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			file. The dama Yeah, de he
		
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			has some FOB. Fill in. That's a
clause German. Excellent.
		
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			Sounds have to have follow me.
		
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			A big run?
		
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			Not all the time.
		
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			All right. Should we stop here?
You all get it? The concept of the
		
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			file Muqtada. And how about how
they aren't marked for you got
		
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			that? Just a quick review.
		
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			It's not the sentence can the word
can be of seven types.
		
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			List them. What are the seven
types?
		
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			No, no, no, the word the single
word. It's an it's going to be one
		
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			of seven.
		
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			Right?
		
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			Being the factors of gender and
		
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			Yeah, so what are they? Oh like?
		
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			Masculine, masculine singular,
masculine, masculine and feminine
		
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			singular.
		
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			Plural. And then
		
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			broken, broken plural. We call it
Gemma. tExif. Okay, broken.
		
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			Man, the sentence is going to be
of two types. What are they?
		
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			And how do you know the
difference? Every sentence is
		
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			going to be of two types right?
		
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			So,
		
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			you could have the verb before,
which we call that what?
		
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			Yeah, but what do we call that
type of sentence? What do you call
		
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			this? The type of sentence?
		
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			What do you call that type of
sentence.
		
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			Let's then given
		
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			the type of sentence the two types
of sentences Hello quoting someone
		
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			give me an extension before I
reach my pistol here.
		
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			Two times this sentence
		
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			got
		
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			good to see you two types isn't
every construction of a sentence
		
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			is going to be called Joomla
failure or Joomla Esmee based upon
		
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			based upon what comes through good
the first word, if it's an is then
		
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			what do we get Joomla is if it's a
fad. I'm gonna feel good. Now. The
		
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			Joomla is made with
		
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			what are its parts of speech.
		
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			And what is the likeness of the
Jimena Izmir to the English
		
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			language?
		
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			How good sentence with a helping
verb like the cat is big? Right?
		
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			The two can be rotten. Right?
		
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			Okay, Islam, the Joomla layer?
		
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			The Joomla philia how many parts
of speech
		
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			phobia is one of them good?
		
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			No, no, no.
		
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			Fat is one of them.
		
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			You got the subject fat, FOB
object, you're missing one thing.
		
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			The most important one, the verb
which is what we call it
		
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			fed we call it Joomla.
		
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			So the film itself, so the verb
itself, all right, fed. Fat must
		
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			obey. in English. We say subject
verb object, right John ate the
		
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			sandwich. But an Arabic verb comes
first aid John the sandwich.
		
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			That's how it would be echoed up.
		
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			Yeah, hear
		
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			a sandwich. Okay.
		
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			Okay. All right. Now, we said
something. I don't know if you
		
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			were here. Yesterday when we said
what is unique about Arabic? And
		
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			other languages have this to that
we don't have an English so we
		
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			don't really study this in
English. What is the unique
		
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			feature?
		
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			Was that what is that unique
feature that we have in Arabic
		
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			that doesn't exist in English, so
we really don't translate it may
		
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			exist, but it's not the same way.
		
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			cases the cases that every part of
speech has a case okay. Every part
		
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			of these five parts of speech
		
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			will have a case that is stamped
upon it. The case that we are
		
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			studying is called what I've
learned the case that we are
		
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			studying
		
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			the case, we're studying cases
today right? So the unique thing
		
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			about Arabic is that it has four
cases that apply to the parts of
		
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			speech. The case that we are
studying is called refer good and
		
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			we are studying how it applies to
the part of speech right? So
		
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			therefore cases are rough on us
will jars or cuffed also known as
		
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			cuffed. Well jazz we're not
looking at the other we're only
		
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			looking at Rafa Islam refer
applies to which parts of speech
		
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			in let's say the gym in a fairly
Fair, fair FOB Rafa applies to
		
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			which one
		
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			good abdomen. Jimena Izmir Matera
uncover Rafa applies to which part
		
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			is which.
		
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			map to the job is making sense of
map data and cover which one
		
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			Have them receive Rafa
		
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			Muqtada and the cover both so we
have a total of five parts of
		
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			speech right fair fair homophobia
he looked at it and cover right
		
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			the fair and then looked at and
cover will receive refer. Okay
		
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			next question
		
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			when we're talking about as smart
		
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			as met as opposed to if adverbs
this question is for Wisam
		
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			refer is marked by three ways.
What are they
		
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			Adama Elif, and well dama. Elif,
and well, so you all see how this
		
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			structure is working. We're
basically like juggling three
		
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			different things here. It's just
like juggling, you're juggling,
		
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			but you have to juggle them all at
the same time. Right? This just to
		
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			even get in the game, you have to
do all three things at the same
		
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			time. You got to know the sentence
structure. You got to know the
		
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			concept of cases, the sides of the
cases, and then the parts of
		
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			speech. Should we do this review
one more time?
		
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			Do a review one more time? Good.
All right. Now in Arabic language,
		
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			there are three types of words.
Let's start from the top. Right,
		
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			because actually, he missed
yesterday's class. That's why,
		
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			right?
		
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			He understands both of the
amendments. Okay, so he missed
		
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			both. That's why all right. In
Arabic language, there are three
		
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			types of words is
		
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			an essence has its meaning in
itself, period. That's the
		
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			definition of an IS. It's when
people say noun, but it's a little
		
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			bit more than a noun. Okay?
Because read for example, is an
		
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			adjective in Arabic, Quinton has
all right.
		
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			Is and fan and have got a fair is
a word that has meaning in itself,
		
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			but it's connected to time
		
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			and has meaning in itself and it's
connected to time
		
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			and a half is that which is not an
is a not affair. Okay. Now, when
		
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			we use these words, let's focus
just on this. Okay, we're going to
		
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			focus just on the the ISM. So
you're going to circle make a box
		
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			around the essence and then put a
dash, and it's going to break out
		
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			into seven types. seven types of
this will be one of seven types,
		
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			which is logical, masculine,
singular, masculine, dual
		
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			masculine, plural. I was about to
say masculine feminine, right?
		
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			Okay. Next feminine singular,
feminine dual feminine plural.
		
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			That's six. Right? So where's the
seventh one? Broken, plural?
		
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			Broken boiler? And what's the mark
of a broken flow is that the word
		
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			itself has to be altered somehow,
like kitab? You don't say Kitab
		
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			goon you say could
		
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			you have could have been a human.
Okay, if
		
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			you go to boom.
		
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			That's broken plural. Now, let's
ask the question. How are we going
		
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			to make use of these words?
individual words? How do we make
		
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			use of individual words by putting
them in sentences? Right. Now the
		
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			sentences are two types. Okay.
		
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			Joomla, Izmir, and Joomla. Fairly
		
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			dependent upon the first word,
simple as that. The Joomla Izmir
		
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			consists of two isms. Its main,
okay. The first one we call the
		
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			subject in Arabic, malted.
		
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			The second one we call the
predicate
		
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			an Arabic cover.
		
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			And are we good so far?
		
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			Tell me if you're when you're
ready for the next part of drama
		
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			is taking notes. Okay. The second
type of sentence is the German
		
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			Ophelia begins with a fifth. It
has three parts of speech, then
		
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			verb, five, subject must all be
object, recipient of the fair.
		
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			Okay. Like, I cannot. Yeah, here.
I'll sandwich. Okay.
		
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			Now, here is where everything gets
tricky. Up to now. It's just
		
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			common language, right? Here's
where you really start juggle that
		
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			three balls. Anyone could juggle
two balls, right? Here's what we
		
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			have to juggle the third ball.
		
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			Arabic has cases.
		
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			Cases that indicate Okay, the part
of speech right? And really makes
		
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			us independent from using helping
verbs in the Arabic language. You
		
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			don't need to use helping verbs.
Okay? Use these cases. The cases
		
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			in Arabic are four. Okay? And they
apply to parts of speech. All
		
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			right. The four cases are a refer
oneness where the covered will
		
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			just
		
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			go around
		
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			afforded us will have to adjust.
		
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			The dominant marker of the Rafa is
the dominant the dominant marker
		
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			of NUS is the Fatah. The dominant
marker of cuft is the Khasra.
		
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			Dominant mark of jazz is a school.
		
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			Now, we want to look now, upon
these, you have to imagine these
		
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			cases like laws, laws, right? And
the parts of speech, like
		
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			individuals, not all individuals
are the same in America are the
		
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			same. You have citizens, you got
visitor's visa, you got h one work
		
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			visa, you got student visa, and
you got illegal aliens. Okay? The
		
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			law is the same US law, but it
applies differently upon each one,
		
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			right? The US citizen, he can work
as many hours as you want. H one
		
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			Visa has different rules, right?
He's got to stay as long as he's
		
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			got that visa. Student Visa has
like a limit on how much he can
		
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			work. Right? The visitor's visa
has a limit on how much he can
		
00:31:02 --> 00:31:07
			earn. Okay, there are different
laws. So same law, different
		
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			application. So you imagine that
the law of Rafah, which recording
		
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			was the nominative case, it
applies to three of the parts of
		
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			speech, the motor, the the cover
and the file.
		
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			Refer This law applies to the
motor, the cover and the fat,
		
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			three of the five parts of speech
go.
		
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			Now, depending upon what type
remember now what now we have to
		
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			go back so you see it like we're
juggling, we said the words types
		
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			of words, right? And then types of
sentences. That's the second ball
		
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			and then the cases that's the
third bowl. So now we're on the
		
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			back to the first of all, which is
the seven types of words so if you
		
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			put an S
		
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			He's put up masculine singular, in
the place of a looked at a bar or
		
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			fat and then how will the Rafa
manifest through the DME?
		
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			If you put masculine duel in the
place of moped at Aqaba? orfan How
		
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			will the refer manifest
		
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			to the earth? If you put a perfect
plural, like a masculine plural?
		
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			Okay, in the place of moped cover,
or fat? How will it manifest
		
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			through the Whoa, okay, it's the
same law, but it manifests
		
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			differently on the different types
of citizens or different types of
		
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			people in the country. Right? So
you understand Abderrahmane you're
		
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			juggling three things here. You're
juggling the type of word is a
		
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			part of speech in the sense the
case and how the case manifests
		
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			upon that word. Right. That's why
we say a Roger Lu karimun. What is
		
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			that motor to uncover? A Roger Lu
Moqtada karimun cover? How is it
		
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			manifesting? With what
		
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			with the Dharma, Raju Lu curry
Minh. And as for whether you're
		
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			not you use one Dhamma or two that
has to do with definite or
		
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			indefinite? Maddie for Nikita.
Right.
		
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			So you're going to use one if it's
magnified to if it's not gonna.
		
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			Alright. Raju, Kareem Akela Zaidan
Okay, Bama zine eat the food.
		
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			Aquila fetch. So now we know which
is German a fairly now we know
		
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			there's not going to be looked at
uncover in the sentence, there's
		
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			just going to be fairly Fatima
phobia. Right? So Aquila is the
		
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			first word. So what do we have to
have next? Zaidan uttama. So, Zaid
		
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			is the file and we know the fat is
more for so what's the other
		
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			mcdata for their?
		
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			For
		
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			the Dharma. The sign of the rough
isn't them. So you got this
		
00:34:04 --> 00:34:04
			Abdurrahman
		
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			is that capiche
		
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			Hamza
		
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			was
		
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			what's the French for
		
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			a convenience?
		
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			comprender with an X at the end,
okay.
		
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			All right.
		
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			last go round. Does this go round?
Good. Did you get it now? Yes.
		
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			Okay. If you really get grasp this
portion, I'm telling you,
		
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			everything gets it just, it's all
the same after this, right?
		
00:34:40 --> 00:34:44
			Because you're juggling four
balls. The word itself and it's
		
00:34:44 --> 00:34:48
			different types. The part of
speech, the case and the indicator
		
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			of the case, the marker of the
case, we call the ILM at
		
00:34:53 --> 00:34:54
			the inflection of the case.
		
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			So Monica la Moby Dick Michel de
la LANTERNA stock photo
		
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			quantitative
		
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			It will go cut the stream and
we'll go straight to FIP in which
		
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			we're discussing