Shadee Elmasry – Arabic Lesson 7 Sifa & Mawsuf, nounadjective phrases

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The speakers discuss various topics related to Islam, including the Johto module, the use of multiple words in speech, and the use of multiple phrases in various situations. They also mention various examples of words used in various context, including "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught," "naught

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			We're live Bismillah R Rahman r
Rahim last week or last last
		
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			session we talked about
		
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			something new, which is mold and
majeure, which is the second term
		
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			or word of the Alpha complex
construct, keep saying enough for
		
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			complex, it's awful construct that
is the apostrophe s of possession.
		
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			in English. It's also expressed in
the English language as the of
		
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			construction. So city of New York,
city of Lahore, of city of Cairo.
		
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			It's also expressed as the
compound word which is like car
		
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			door. Babel sejati. Alright, so
this is the second thing which is
		
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			module. The first thing is module,
we said is the Johto module,
		
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			obviously, Min Illa Allah fie. Rob
will careful, but we'll learn. All
		
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			right, well, hold on for a
customer here and well, we'll bet
		
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			what's up. So this
		
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			this half, the second construction
is also much more. Okay. It's also
		
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			much more. Does anyone have any
questions about that? You have any
		
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			questions on that? All right. So
we identified that and we send
		
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			your homework. Where's Islam by
the way? Skipping up.
		
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			Okay, give him a text.
		
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			Because he had your homework was
to to find in the Quran from what
		
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			you have memorized five examples
of IT office, right? Because once
		
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			you get the ring of the offer,
you'll know.
		
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			All right, so what are your
examples?
		
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			Tibetian and B Lab, that's three
parties offers the two hands of
		
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			Abu Lahab right. So the second and
third word have to be majeure.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			And the first word can be anywhere
could be I could even afford to be
		
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			it could be a moped, it could be a
cover, right? It could be
		
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			anything. So in this case, it's an
FOB. Yeah. To hence. Yeah, they're
		
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			a bit now. Didn't we say that the
dual? Is he a den? Right? But when
		
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			you when it's in an adult for
construction, the noon of the dual
		
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			and plural has to drop, you can
say yeah, Danny and Billa. Right.
		
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			You have to say Yeah, Dad, I'd be
the hub. So this is something to
		
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			add to your understanding of the
offer that when you add a win when
		
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			the offer is made to a dual or
plural that ends with a noon you
		
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			actually have to drop the noon. So
		
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			me know. Alright, Cardinal, a
world the believers of the first
		
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			generation right? So what is the
definition of the self? This is a
		
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			technical term actually. The self
is anyone who came before you, but
		
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			when you're talking in the
sciences and transmission, this
		
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			when someone says the setup,
really the
		
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			specific mention is the first
three Muslims of the first three
		
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			generations so you say mostly mo
karoun A fella and ruler right?
		
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			Right The First the Muslims of the
first regenerations so if you want
		
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			to talk about the Muslims of a
country you have a city like Kira
		
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			mostly mu Alka Hara, you wouldn't
say mostly Monaca Hara. So
		
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			whenever you are placing an Adolfo
which is an additional term,
		
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			alright on a plural or dual you
are dropping the noon. That's why
		
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			Tibet. Yeah, there are beloved.
Right. So Tibet, right? It's not
		
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			Yeah, they you then. Avila. Okay.
Sorry. Yeah, here is the fat
		
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			actually. Actually it's the fat.
It's not the fob. Tibet is to be
		
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			it's a word of you could say
displeasure or a word of
		
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			diminishment. Right. So his two
hands are diminished. Okay, or
		
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			Smackdown. Okay, yeah. And then
EBI is moved off to that and the
		
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			hub is moved off to me all right.
So you have two three parties for
		
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			construction right there. Okay,
what's another example
		
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			okay, what I ate up family a NASA
afford to be here monsoon with the
		
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			Fatah NASA. He had to hold on a
fell Medora
		
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			the WHO Luna feeding Allah here
for Jarama judo. Deen Allah He is
		
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			the MODAF and Rudolph la right
here. So Dean is modular by fee
		
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			and Dean Allah He is the lock to
Janella there is given a customer
		
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			up as the offer to deem. Okay,
who's Dean? Is it the novela okay,
		
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			then
		
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			How to take the same case as
		
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			Darfur. What was the second word
is?
		
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			The Madame la is the
		
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			second word. So that takes us in
cases. You
		
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			know, don't say the same case it
Oh, the second term is always much
		
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			of those.
		
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			Yeah, the first term can be
anything. It can be in any part of
		
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			speech. It's roaming, but it
cannot have an elephant. Right?
		
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			You're gonna wouldn't say Dean
Allah. Allah column was eight
		
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			won't work. You have to remove the
elephant. Okay. So it becomes a
		
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			what if it's a specific item,
right? It becomes specific by its
		
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			attachment. Right to so you can
say LePen or actually Zaid spin,
		
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			you don't say Zaid the pen, right.
So likewise, the first term can
		
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			roam anywhere, but it can never
have an LLM in front of it. And
		
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			then the second term must be
module. Okay. And it can have
		
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			additional right so and then you
have a flat John is one of the
		
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			Mefa eel. It answers How did they
enter the deen of Allah? Right and
		
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			you saw the people enter the deen
of Allah in droves. So it's one of
		
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			the method which we haven't gotten
to yet. That is monsoon, it could
		
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			only be Dena de F Weijun. Right,
which is third example.
		
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			Okay, either Jarrah either does
not affect the sentence at all.
		
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			Jaya.
		
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			Family. Sorry, family. Jah, nostru
Llahi. That's the Farad right
		
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			there, and the NUS victory whose
victory victory Oh ALLAH. So
		
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			again, the lawful generic, they're
receiving the customer. And
		
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			whenever the lawful Janella is in
the state, that state it's never
		
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			Allah. It's
		
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			no, sorry. If the previous word is
majeure, then you don't pronounce
		
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			Allah You pronounced Allah for
like, that's why there's no Salafi
		
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			and de Nilay. What's the
difference? Why is Allah subhanaw
		
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			taala Allah's name pronounced
Allah in one and INLA in another?
		
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			Because if the previous word is
majeure, and it's MODAF to it,
		
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			then it's INLA. So fie de Nila
Raja versus nostril lahi. Alright,
		
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			so for example, he would say
biller you wouldn't say be Allah
		
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			right biller. Okay, filler. Tala
wallet, right? Well light because
		
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			it's a fatter wallet, right? So
that's what you're looking at
		
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			whenever you know the difference
between Allah and Allah, you have
		
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			to look at if there's a customer
on the word that it's moved off
		
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			to. Okay, then it's going to be in
the right to lie Wallahi because
		
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			there's a fetter on their bill a
casserole filet mignon right even
		
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			men Allah He because men
		
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			does not have a customer
underneath it, even though it's a
		
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			jump hard for Jada. But we're
talking about the first letter
		
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			here, we're not talking about the
last letter, and our OB is about
		
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			the last letter. Okay, so when you
have a sukoon Well, it's not a
		
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			customer, therefore, you're going
to pronounce it properly Allah min
		
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			Allah. Alright, third, fourth
example.
		
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			Couldn't I will do, I will fail
Medora call fail, fail longer.
		
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			Remember fail and we haven't even
gotten to this much zoom out. Oh,
		
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			do I seek refuge thermadata beer
up in SE. All right. So you have a
		
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			general Mujuru enemy Darfur be
renders rub to be modular.
		
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			Alright, so that's Tjaarda module,
and then an NES is moved off to
		
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			rob. So who's Rob visit? All
right. I've been NES. Okay. The
		
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			Lord of the people. Yep.
		
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			And a file.
		
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			No, there's never a file
		
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			in a command tense statement,
right. However, in this sentence,
		
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			there are really two sentences
here. Because our will to be
		
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			robinus is a sentence and the fan
is the speaker.
		
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			I seek refuge. It's built in.
Yeah.
		
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			Okay.
		
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			All right. So. So really, the
MODAF is the first word and then
		
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			we'll have LA is the second word
opposite of
		
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			English, I believe it will be the
opposite.
		
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			And anyway, let's forget the
comparison. So does everyone get
		
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			them without feeling? Any
questions about the mood often
		
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			will awfully Alright, so we'll
take a very quick lesson then on
		
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			something that is what we call
Toba. Okay. There are certain
		
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			constructions that are very
important, okay. That appear all
		
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			the time and they don't have a
specific answer.
		
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			up to it. The word tab is a means
follower. Okay? And the tab that
		
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			we're going to look at today is
called a net, also known as a loss
		
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			for CIPA. Okay, so for admins who
have net means description of
		
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			like, not not, not a description
of the Prophet peace be upon.
		
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			Okay, so it's really short for
natural Nabhi or knots it'll suit.
		
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			Okay? So
		
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			knots is simply that anything that
describes a word
		
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			follows it in every single way.
Namely, in
		
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			specific or general, which is
Nikita or Madico. Okay, number two
		
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			gender that go into number three
Adam. Number four added plural. If
		
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			it's dual, the NATs must be dual.
If it's feminine, and Atmos be
		
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			feminine. If it's module, then
that must be modular. If it's
		
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			natural, then that must be
natural. So it must follow in
		
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			every way, shape and form. Okay.
And when we, when you do era of a
		
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			sentence, even mentally, when you
see a job or budget or Minella
		
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			filler, il baits like this, you
put parentheses around it. Okay.
		
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			Accola do Phil bait the boy eight
in the house, put parentheses
		
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			around it, because Because
gentleman's rule has no impact on
		
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			the grammar. It's like it has an
impact on the meaning, but not the
		
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			grammar. So you it's like stuffing
something in there. So you just
		
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			put brackets around it, well for
not all you do it you just double
		
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			underline it right. Because you
know that the we got the one word
		
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			and then the net, you just double
entendre underline the most of the
		
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			described, okay. And you double
underline the description. So, def
		
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			Allah, Allah do l Jimmy Lu
		
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			el Beit El Kabira. So here you
have two nuts. The beautiful boy
		
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			entered the big house. So you have
definite family. Okay. And well I
		
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			do fare and now we will want to
call him as well. I do ljmu The
		
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			beautiful boy. Okay. And Jamil
relates to beauty specific as with
		
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			everything Jamil and
		
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			Hudson, what's the difference
between Jimena and Hudson? Right?
		
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			They have the same meaning of
beautiful, but they have a subtle
		
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			difference. Jamil relates to
beauty
		
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			of the nose. In other words, his
nose is perfect. Right. Harrison
		
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			relates to beauty of the ice.
Right that he's beautiful because
		
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			of his eyes. So how you separate
Jimmy that has an it's one of
		
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			those words that if you use them
independently,
		
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			it's synonymous. Jimmy, it hasn't
doesn't matter what you say. But
		
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			if you use them together, there
has to be a different meaning.
		
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			Right? So Jimmy relates to like
the German What is unique about
		
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			the camel is the nose of the
camel, right? Hassan is beautiful
		
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			beauty of the eye so that the eyes
are beautiful. So if you say
		
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			someone Jamila and Hassan means
his nose and their eyes, but if
		
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			you just say Jimmy and or Hudson,
it's synonymous for general
		
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			beauty. So you're saying and well
I do ljmu It has to be terrible in
		
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			every single way. And then you say
duckula L beta l Kabira. There has
		
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			to be so or you would say Dhaka
and wala do ljmu bathe and can be
		
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			run. Right.
		
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			All right. Well, Ocula and he ate
Phil hora, fatty civility and NaVi
		
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			Fateh and he ate in the clean
small room. Alright, so it has to
		
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			have exact same following and all
these four things. So now what
		
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			we're learning here is this to go
from the top the seven types of
		
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			words, which is masculine,
feminine times, singular, dual
		
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			plural that six plus broken
plural, then you'll learn the
		
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			sentence constructions. Germany
estimated Germany failure then and
		
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			the participants move to the cover
for the and you learn that there
		
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			are four cases and often that's
just a rough goes into the motor
		
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			that the cover and the value not
only goes into the fob
		
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			and all of them if he did jasm
cuffed or just what is going on
		
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			over there as a riot or something.
Who's on the job who's on the
		
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			clock? He's not doing their job.
Okay. So right over there.
		
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			Cuff now goes into two cases,
right two scenarios, a JATO and
		
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			Maduro and I'll move off
		
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			and then we'll have a construct
the second term. Okay. The mood
		
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			off is the word that's added the
McGuffey lay is the original you
		
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			the possessor. So if I say a
column was eight, without delay is
		
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			eight, the MODAF is column, right?
The first word there is the MODAF.
		
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			zayde is the mode of LA. He's his
pen. Okay? So
		
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			that's the two situations in which
the half of the will be, we're
		
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			talking about the high percentage
stuff. So now we've just added
		
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			another situation which are
construction, which is the CIFA.
		
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			And the most safe, a noun, an
adjective. So let's, and in that
		
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			case, there's no specific.
		
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			There's no specific
		
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			case that's going to receive, it's
going to follow whatever the Mozu
		
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			the described word is receiving.
And of course, we know that Esma
		
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			or nouns, best translation would
be nouns never received jasm. Just
		
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			as verbs never received cuff, the
noun will never receive scicluna
		
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			will always have an arrow on it or
how to go on it. Alright, so let's
		
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			pause here. We'll cut the camera
and then we'll pause while I get a
		
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			drink of water. You come up with
five examples, then we'll go over
		
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			that and then we'll we'll pick up
where we left off from the
		
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			reseller visit some alojado say
that I'm having to do some stuff