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Modern Standard Arabic I - Lesson 20

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Oh, how many times do you have? Who are you? Zohji? Nam? Who are you? Samir? Ahlan, Tasharafna? Yes, sayyidar. Ahlan, Tasharafna? Ahlan, Tasharafna? Yes, sayyidar. Ahlan, Tasharafna? Yes, sayyidar. Ahlan, Tasharafna? Ahlan, Tasharafna? Yes, sayyidar. Ahlan, Tasharafna? Ahlan, Tasharafna? Yes, sayyidar. Ahlan, Tasharafna? Ahlan, Tasharafna? Ahlan, Tasharafna? Ahlan, Tasharafna? Ahlan, Tasharafna? Ahlan, Tasharafna? Ahlan, Tasharafna? Yes, sayyidar. Ahlan, Tasharafna? Yes, sayyidar. Ahlan, Tasharafna? Yes, sayyidar. Ahlan, Tasharafna? Ahlan, Tasharafna? Yes, sayyidar. Ahlan, Tasharafna? Yes, sayyidar. Ahlan, Tasharafna? Yes, sayyidar. Ahlan, Tasharafna? Yes, sayyidar. Ahlan, Tasharafna? Yes, sayyidar. Ahlan, Tasharafna? Ahlan, Tasharafna? Ahlan, Tasharafna? Yes, sayyidar. Ahlan, Tasharafna? Say, come in, or welcome. Ahlan. Introduce yourself saying, I am Professor Smith. Anal ustada smith. Anal ustada. Anal ustada smith. Your colleague says, please to meet you. Tasharafna? Tasharafna? Tell him, I live here. Asconohuna? Ascon. At the university. Asconohuna? Tell your guests, my husband is over there. Zojihonek? Your husband comes over. Tell your guests. This is Mr. Smith. Ahlan, Tasharafna? He says, please to meet you. Tasharafna? Tasharafna? How does he say, we are here? Nachnohuna? Nachnohuna? At the university. Fijama? But we live in America. La conescombi america? Nachnohuna'scombi america? Your colleague says, in return, please to meet you. Tasharafna? A new guest arrives. Say, welcome Mr. Najar. Ahlan, say it Najar. He's with his wife. You offer them beverages and he says, my wife would like to drink water. Zojihte to habwantasana bamat. He adds, she's over there, wearing a necklace. Hiyahunak, tell me sokilada. How do you say, we, in Arabic? Nachnoh. He says, with emphasis, we'd like to drink water. Nachnohuna habwantasana bamat. Nachnohuna habwantasana bamat. Now he asks you, where do you live, Professor Smith? Ainato skonin y oustada smith? Ainato skonin? Speaking for yourself, tell him that you live at the university. Asconofiljamer. Asconofiljamer. Now say, we live here now. Nachnohuna habwantasana bamat. But not at the university. Like in Lesafiljamer. Lesafiljamer. My husband and I live here. Later you're talking to another colleague. Ask her, what her husband would like to drink. Mather yo habwazo juki anya shirab. You didn't hear her answer. How do you ask her if she can say that again? Mokhin antoidimarathania. Antoidim. Mokhin antoidimarathania min fadlik. Now ask, would he like to drink tea? You habwazo anya shirab. Her husband arrives. He says, please to meet you, Professor. Tresharafne haustada. He adds, we'd like to drink water. Nachnohabwantasana bamat. My wife and I. Anoidimarathania. Nachnohabwantasana bamat. Nohabwantasana bamat. How would he say, "She would like to drink water?" To habwantasana bamat. He adds, "To habwantasana bamat." How does he add? Thank you, Professor. Shukranya Astada. Next you spot a man you know. How do you think you'd say, "Welcome, Professor?" Ahelenya Austad. Austad. Say together, Professor, first for a man, then a woman. Austad. Astada. Now how do you ask him where his wife is? Ainazoujetuk. Ainazoujetuk? He answers, in Washington. Ask him where he lives. Ainazoujetuk? Ainazoujetuk. He answers, "My wife and I live in America." Ainazoujetinaskombi America. Austad. Ask him again, "Where do you live?" Ainazoujetuk? How would he ask you the same question? Ainazoujetin? Ainazoujetuk? He says, "We're at the university, but..." Ainazoujetuk? We don't live here. Ainazoujetuk? Here's how to ask, "Do you have children?" It's my wife. Aindaka OLED. OLED. LED. O. OLED. Aindaka OLED. Say, "Children." OLED. How does he ask if you can repeat again? Munken entre di marathania? Ask again, "Do you have children?" Aindaka OLED. Aindaka OLED. Here's how to ask a couple if they have children. Aindaka OLED. Aindaka OLED. Aindaka OLED. Aindaka OLED. And here's the word for you when addressing more than one person. Now add. Antom. Tom. Antom. Antom. Antom. Aindaka. Say to more than one person. You have. First, say it without and then with the word for you. Andakum. Antom. Dropping the word for you. Ask them if they have children. Aindaka OLED. Here's how to say, "We have." Ismawa eyed. Andana. Andana. Andana. Say, "We have." Aindana. We have children. Aindana OLED. Andana OLED. Say again, "You" when addressing more than one person. Antom. Ask the couple again if they have children. Aindaka OLED. Aindaka OLED. Do you remember how to ask, "How many reels?" Kamriyal. Here's how to ask, "How many children?" Ismawa eyed. Kamueled. Walut. Let. Walut. Kamueled. This literally means, "How many child?" Say, "Child." Walut. Walut. Ask them, "How many children do you have?" Kamueled. Meaning you and your husband, "How does he ask, and you?" Walut. Referring to you both, "How does he ask how many children you have?" Kamueled. Do you remember the number three used with reels or dollars? Selassa. Selassa OLED. Try to say, "We have three children." The word for "child" can also mean, "boy." Say, "boy" or "a boy." Walut. Here's two boys. Ismawa eyed. Walutan. An. Walutan. As with reels and dollars, it's the ending that means two. 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. When you need meal time inspiration, it's worth shopping king supers for thousands of advertising ingredients that inspire countless mouth-watering meals. And no matter what tasty choice you make, you'll enjoy our everyday low prices, plus extra ways to save, like digital coupons worth over $600 each week and up to $1 off per gallon at the pump with points. So you can get big flavors and big savings, king supers, fresh for everyone, fuel restrictions apply. Say again, two boys. Walutan. Try to ask a man how many children he has. Come Walutan, Dak. Come Walut. Come Walutan, Dak. He says we have two boys. And an hour ladan. And a girl. Ismawad. Bint. Bint. Say we have a girl. And an Abint. Bint. Do you remember how you say, "I want"? Orit. Here's how to say, "We want". Ismawad. Nourid. Nourid. Say we want a boy too. Nourid Walut, Ivan. Say again, we have a girl. And an Abint. And an Abint. And we want a boy too. One Urid Walut, Ivan. Speaking to more than one person, ask, and you? One too. Ask a couple. How many children do you have? Come Walutan, Dak. Try to ask four children. Arbat Olet. Olet. Arbat Olet. He says we have three children. And an Athalathad Olet. Athalathad. Athalathad Olet. Two boys. Walidan. And a girl. Wabint. How would he say, "A boy and two girls"? Walad Wabintan. Bintan. Now say, "We want three children". Nuri Dufelathad Olet. We have two girls. Aindana Bintan. And we want a boy. One Urid Walut. Nuri D'Olet. Do you remember how to say, "big"? Kabir. Try to ask, "Is the boy big?" Literally, "the boy big"? Alwalad Kabir. Alwalad. Alwalad Kabir. This can mean big in terms of size, but it also means, "grown up". Can you guess how you'd ask if the girl is big? Albint Kabir. Kabir. Albint Kabir. He answers, "The boy is big". Alwalad Kabir. Kabir. He wants to add that the girl is little. Esmao Ayd. Albint Sarira. Sarira. Yira. Sad. Sarira. Albint Sarira. What's the feminine word for "little" or "young"? Sarira. He says again that the boy is big. Alwalad Kabir. But the girl is little. Albint Sarira. How would he say, "She is not big"? He lays at Kabir. Lay set. He lays at Kabir. How would he say, "The girl is very little". Literally, "little very". Albint Sarira Ajudan. Sarira Ajudan. Now ask. And the boy? Walwalad. Try to ask, "Is he little?" Who was Sarir? Sarir. Who was Sarir? How does he answer? No, the boy is very big. Lay. Alwalad Kabir Ajudan. Kabir Ajudan. How would he say, "He is not little"? Who lays at Sarir? Who lays at Sarir? Now speaking to another couple, how do you ask? And you? Who asked them how many children they have? How do you ask them how many children they have? How do you ask them how many children they have? How do you ask them how many children they have? How do you ask them how many children they have? And then I invite Alad. Two boys and two girls. Waladhanwavintan. You want to ask, "Are they little?" First, "Here's they". Ismauwad. Home. Home. Say, "They". Home. And now, are they little? Ismauwad. Home-silar. Srir. Bar. Srir. Home-silar. How do you say, "Little" when referring to children? Srir. Home-silar. Srir colleague and his wife. You have four children. Andakum Arbat, Alad. Ask again, "Are they little?" Home-silar. Srir. Home-silar. He answers, "No, Professor." Laostaga. They are big, or they are grown. Ismauwad. Home-Kivar. Kivar. Bar. Kivar. Home-Kivar. How do you say, "big" or "grown" when referring to children? Kivar. Try to say, "They're here." Home-Huna. Home-Huna. He says again, "They are big." Home-Kivar. Ask another couple, "How many children they have?" Kamwala Dain-Dakum. We have three children. Andakum Arbat, Alad. Andakum Arbat, Alad. We have two boys. Andakum Arbat, Alad. Ask if they are little. Home-Silar. Home-Silar. No, they are big. La. Home-Kivar. Home-Kivar. He says, "And we have a girl." Wanda Nabint. Ask, "Is she grown?" Heya Kabira. Heya Kabira. No, the girl is little. La, Alben Sarira. She's not big. Heya Laysad Kabira. Do you remember how to ask a woman where she lives? Anataskonin. Anataskonin. Anataskonin Yasaida. How would a man say that he lives in America? Asconbi America. He says, "My wife and I live in Washington." And I was a Jitin Asconbi Washington. How does a woman say, "I'm Professor Jones?" And how would she then introduce a male guest? This is Professor Ramsi. Havel Osteve Ramsi. Al Osteve. Welcome. Havelan. Now imagine that you're an American professor teaching in Cairo. You're married with three children. Two little boys, and a little girl. Your wife and children are here with you. Now listen to the questions and answer. Anataskonin. Havelan. Anataskonin. Anataskonin. Anataskonin. Anataskonin. Anataskonin. Anataskonin. This is the end of Unit 20. 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 focus insights with the collective technical resources of our firm to elevate your performance. Uncover opportunity and move upward at MossAdams.com. When you need meal time inspiration, it's worth shopping king supers for thousands of appetizing ingredients that inspire countless mouthwatering meals. And no matter what tasty choice you make, you'll enjoy our everyday low prices. Plus extra ways to save, like digital coupons worth over $600 each week, and up to $1 off per gallon at the pump with points. So you can get big flavors and big savings, king supers, fresh for everyone, fuel restrictions apply. Apply. [ Silence ]