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Modern Standard Arabic I - Lesson 12
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Yeah, "Neda," "Tohabina" and "Tohabina" and "Kulimaya" and "Mesean." Listen to this message from "Hisham," "Neda" and "Mesean." "Tayib, "Aisham," "Asa," "Asa," "Savya," "La, "Bada" Kaleem, "Fadlik." "Ithan Asa," "Aisham," "Tayib," "Hisham," "Asa," "Asa," "Aisham," "Bilmatam." "Masereme, "Neda." "Masereme, "Aisham." "Isma marathania." Listen a second time. "Isma marathania." "Aloo," "Neda," "Neda," "Neda," "Neda," "Kefalhal." "Anabihari," "Hisham," "Sukran." "Yenada," "Tohabina," "Tohabina," "Tohabina," "Kulimaya," "Mesean." "Lacelyo," "Mesean," "Yaisham," "Anamashore" "Bilmatam," "Radam Masean." "Tayib, "Asa," "Asa," "Asa," "Savya," "La, "Bada" Kaleem, "Fadlik." "Ithan Asa," "Aisham," "Tayib," "Radam Masean," "Asa," "Aisham," "Bilmatam." "Masereme, "Neda." "Mesean Asa," "Maseleme, "Yaisham." "Do you remember how to say, 'Today?'" "Alyoam." "And how do you say, 'Tonight?'" "Alyo Masean." "Alyo Masean." "Say, 'Tomorrow Night.'" "Radam Masean." "Radam." Now imagine you're an American man working in Qatar. You and your wife are planning to get together with some colleagues later on. Say, "At 6 o'clock." "Asa," "Savya," "Aisham." One of your colleagues, Neda, says, "I'm busy at the office." "Anabasola will make it up." Say, "No problem." "Lebas." "Lebas." In that case, said 10 o'clock. Even "Asa al-Aishara." Now say, "At 6 o'clock I will eat." "Asa, said is a circle." "Sakul." "No, at 7 o'clock." "La, asa, savya." "Asa, savya." "Tonight." "Alyomasan." How do you say to a woman, "You will eat," or "You're going to eat?" "Satakulin." Try to ask her, "At what time are you going to eat?" "Asa, satakulin." She says, "I too would like to eat." "Anaban o'habua nakul." "At 7 o'clock." "Asa, savya." "Tell her, in that case, I will eat with you." "At 8 o'clock, I will eat with you." "At 8 o'clock, I will eat with you." "At 8 o'clock, I will eat with you." How does she ask you, "What are you going to eat?" "Meda satakul." "Meda satakul." And how would she ask, "What are you going to drink?" "Meda satashrab." "Satashrab." You want to say, "Orange juice." Just listen. Asir Burtokal. Asir Burtokal. First, "juice." Ismawahat. Asir. Seir. Aya, seir. Asir. How do you say, "juice"? Asir. Asir Burtokal. Try to say, "Orange juice." Literally, "juice orange." Asir Burtokal. Burtokal. Now say, "I will drink orange juice." Asir Burtokal. Asir Burtokal. She asks again, "What are you going to drink?" "Meda satashrab." Now say, "I will drink orange juice tonight." Asir Burtokal. Now ask her what she's going to eat. "Meda satakulin." "Satakulin." Listen and repeat her answer. "Shawarma." "Warma." This is a common Middle Eastern sandwich consisting of rolled-up flatbread filled with roasted meat. We'll refer to it simply as a sandwich. Ask a sandwich. A, is understood. Tell her that you too would like to eat a sandwich. Now try to ask her what she's going to drink. "Meda satashrabine." "Satashrabine." How would you ask her, "Will you drink orange juice?" "Satashrabine asir Burtokal." "Satashrabine asir Burtokal." She answers, "No, not today." "La Lacellion." Ask her, "Then will you drink coffee?" "Ivan satashrabine kahua." She doesn't answer. Say, "Never mind." "La bass." "I'm going to eat a sandwich now." "Sakulushawarmalan." "Shawarma." The next day you meet again, she asks, "What time is it?" "Kamisa." "Kamisa." Tell her it's six o'clock. "Asadisa." She asks, "Today are you going to eat at seven o'clock?" "Aliams satakulushawarmal." Tell her, "I can't. I'm busy. Later please." "La Asadiya, Anameshul, Badakharirmanfadlek." "Alright, then at ten o'clock." "Tayyub, Ivanasala asirah." Ask, "And tomorrow night?" Ask her, "Are you going to drink orange juice?" Owning a rental property sounds like a drink. Collect a rent, and relax. That is, until you realize how much work goes into getting it ready. First, you need to conduct market research to understand local rental trends and determine a competitive rent price. Then there's cleaning, staging, repairs, and hiring a professional photographer. Next, develop a marketing strategy. List the property on rental sites. It's going to count the showings. Oh, it's going to be ten o'clock. It's going to be ten o'clock. It's going to be ten o'clock. It's going to be ten o'clock. Whew! Sound complicated? Renner's warehouse is here to take the hard work off your rental to-do list. Our job is complicated because it should be. We handle everything from marketing and showing your property to screening tenants and preparing the lease. Our best-in-class property management professionals take care of your property as if it were our own, from rent collection to maintenance coordination, all for one flat monthly fee. Go to Renner's Warehouse.com for a free rental analysis to find out how much your home can rent for. Or call 303-974-9444 to speak with a rent-estate advisor today. Because from now on, the only thing you need on your to-do list is to call Renner's warehouse. What's next? At Moss Adams, that question inspires us to help people and their businesses strategically define and claim their future. As one of America's leading, accounting, consulting and wealth management firms, our collaborative approach creates solutions for your unique business needs. We leverage industry-focused insights with the collective technical resources of our firm to elevate your performance. Uncover opportunity and move upward at MossAtoms.com. Asir Burtokal. And how would you ask her, are you going to eat a sandwich? Seta kulineshawarma. Seta kulineshawarma. She answers, yes, but at three o'clock or at four o'clock. Naam, lekna saa thirika o saa rabha. A saa thirika o saa rabha. Tell her, no problem, I understand. Leves, fahint. Fahint. How did she ask, what time is it, or how much the hour? Kami saa. Kami saa. Now let's learn to ask how much something costs. You'll ask something like, for how much this? Just listen. Bikam hada. Bikam hada. Here's this. Ismawa ad. Hada. Hada. How much is this? Ismawa ad. Bikam hada. Hada. Bikam. Kim. Bikam. Bikam hada. Now imagine you're shopping at an outdoor market. Ask the vendor, how much is this, please? Bikam hada, I'm in Fodlick. Currency varies throughout the Arab world. It includes the Syrian and Lebanese. Alayra. Alayra. The Dinar. Of a number of countries including Kuwait, Iraq, Algeria, Jordan, and Libya. The Dyrham. Of the United Arab Emirates and Morocco. And the Egyptian and Sudanese. Je ne. In this unit we will use the. One real. Ismawa ad. The real. The real. The real. There are approximately four reels in a dollar. Ask, how much is this? Bikam hada. The vendor replies, one real. The real. The real. Ask again, how much this is? Bikam hada. The plural of real is. Real at. How do you say, reels? Real at. Do you remember how to say, five o'clock, or the hour, the fifth? Assal hamisa. Hamisa. Now here's how to say, five reels. Ismawa ad. Hamsat real at. Hamsat. Sat. Ham. Hamsat. Hamsat real at. Say together, fifth, and five. Hamisa. Hamsat. Hamisa. Hamsat. And how do you say, reels? Real at. The vendor says, five reels. Hamsat real at. And how do you say, three o'clock, or the hour, the third? Assalita. Assalita. Owning a rental property sounds like a dream. Collect a rent, and relax. That is, until you realize how much work goes into getting it ready. First, you need to conduct market research to understand local rental trends and determine a competitive rent price. Then there's cleaning, staging, repairs, and hiring a professional photographer. Next, develop a marketing strategy. List the property on rental sites, and schedule calendar showings. Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Rent collection to maintenance coordination, all for one flat monthly fee. Go to runnerswarehouse.com for a free rental analysis to find out how much your home can rent for. Or call 303-974-9444 to speak with a rent estate advisor today. Because from now on, the only thing you need on your to-do list is to call runners warehouse. What's next? At Moss Adams, that question inspires us to help people and their businesses strategically define and claim their future. As one of America's leading accounting, consulting, and wealth management firms, our collaborative approach creates solutions for your unique business needs. We leverage industry-focused insights with the collective technical resources of our firm to elevate your performance. Uncover opportunity and move upward at MossAtoms.com. Here's three, used to say three reels. Isma-wide. Phalasset. Lasset. Pha. Phalasset. Ask again how much this is. Bicanhada. Bicanhada. How did you say, one reel? Reel. How would she say, three reels? Phalasset, reelet. Phalasset, reelet. Now she says, five reels. Hamset, reelet. Hamset. Try to tell her that you'd like orange juice, please. Haboasiraburtokalminfadlik. Asirburtokal. She says, three reels, please. Phalasset, reeletminfadlik. Now say, it's four o'clock. Literally the hour the fourth. Asirabha. Arabha. Here's how to say, four reels. Isma-wide. Arbat, reelet. Arbat. Arbat, reelet. Say, four reels. Arbat, reelet. Now say together, the fourth, four. Arabha, arbat. Arabha, arbat. Say, three reels. Phalasset, reelet. You're hungry. Try to say that you'd like a sandwich. Ahaboasirabamfadlik. She says, five reels. Phalasset, reelet. Ask, four reels, okay? Arbat, reelet, amam. Arbat, reelet. How do you say, at ten o'clock? As-salashira. Ashira. Here's how to say, ten reels. Isma-wide. Ashrat, reelet. Ashrat. Ashrat, reelet. What is the Arabic word for, ten, when you say ten reels? Ashrat. Ashrat, reelet. Now she says, five reels. Come, sat, reelet. Tell her, three reels. Phalasset, reelet. Ask again how much this is. Become hada. She tells you, ten reels, please. Ashrat, reelet, amam fadlik. Ashrat. Say simply, one reel. Say, excuse me miss, you didn't understand. Afuña añisa, mafahanti. Mafahanti. She says again, ten reels, please. Ashrat, reelet, amam fadlik. How do you ask simply, how much, or how many? Ken. Ken. She says, four reels. Arbat, reelet. Arbat. Three reels. Phalasset, reelet. Say, at seven o'clock. Assa a saba. Assa a saba. Here's how to say, seven reels. Ismawad. Sabat, reelet. Sabat. Sabat, reelet. How do you say, seven, when counting? Sabat. Sabat. Now say, at six o'clock. Assa a saba. Assa a saba. And here's six reels. Ismawad. Sabat, reelet. Sabat. Sabat, reelet. Now say together, six, sixth. Satat, sadisa. Satat, sadisa. Ask how much something is. Become hada. She says, six or seven reels. Satat, o saba, reelet. Satat, o saba, reelet. Ask again, how much is it? Become hada. You're literally asking, for how much this? What is the Arabic word for, for? Be. Be. And what was the word for, this? Hada. Now you want to ask the woman. Is this ten reels? You'll say, this for ten reels? Try it. Hada, bhashrat, reelet. Bhashrat. Hada, bhashrat, reelet. Notice how, B and hashrat run together. Ask again, is this ten reels? Hada, bhashrat, reelet. She says, a sandwich and orange juice. Shawarma wasir bhutukal. She points and says, this for, six or seven reels. Hada, bhishat, o saba, reelet. Satat, o saba, t. Hada, bhishat, o saba, reelet. And this for, four reels. Hada, bhabat, reelet. How does she ask you, if you understand? Phahint? Ask again, is this ten reels? Hada, bhashrat, reelet. Tell her, I didn't understand. Mafant, Mafant. How would she say, yes, this is ten reels? Nam, hada, bhashrat, reelet. Now ask, and how much is this? We'll become hada. She says, one reel. Reel. Seven reels. Sabat, reelet. Sabat. Six reels. Satat, reelet. Four reels. Arbhat, reelet. Five reels. Homset, reelet. Seven reels. Sabat, reelet. Sabat. Six reels. Satat, reelet. Three reels. Phalath, reelet. Phalath, reelet. Now tell her that you'd like orange juice. Oha, bhashrat, dukhal. Ask her, is this six or seven reels? Hada, bhishit, o sabat, reelet. She hesitates. Ask her if she understands. Phamti? Phamti? How does she answer? No, this is four reels. Le, ha dha, bhishit, reelet. Try to tell her that you also would like a sandwich. Ana, adan, aha, bhishawarma. Ask, is this ten reels? Hada, bhashrat, reelet. Hada, bhashrat, reelet. It is. She gives you your food and says, "Thank you, goodbye." Shukran, masalaama. Now let's try a conversation. Suppose you're an American woman speaking with a Syrian colleague. He's trying to make plans, but it isn't working. If he suggests doing something today, you say, "No, not today, tomorrow." If he suggests six o'clock, you say, "No, not at six o'clock, at seven o'clock," and so on. Al-an, ismawahajib. Now, listen and answer. Al-an, ismawahajib. Matter to have been at the shurabi-hahwa. Al-an. 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