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Modern Standard Arabic I - Lesson 28
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"How would she say, 'I want to see my friends?'" "Oritu an aradarasdikha e?" "An aradar." "I want to stay." "Oritu an apka." "Oritu an apka." "And how would she say, 'I'm going to stay?'" "Sarabka." "Sarabka honek." "Isal." "How many days?" "Three days?" "Chemium." "Thelatat yam." "Hyatakul?" "The ocean is beautiful." "Alba harujamil." "Alba harujamil." "How would she say, 'I'm going to stay a week, I think?'" "Sarabka honek." "Isal." "Isal." "And after that." "Oritu an apka honek." "I'm going to go to Fez." "Sarabka honek." "I'm going to stay a week." "I'm going to stay a week, I think." "I'm going to stay a week." "I'm going to stay a week, I think." "I'm going to stay a week, I think." "I'm going to stay a week, I think." "I'm going to stay a week, I think." "Mokhin is war." "Mokhin and apka is war." "Hyatas el?" "She asks." "Hyatas el?" "And you?" "O anta." "Hyatakul?" "You're going to Balbeck." "Anta dehaib ela Balbeck." "Dehaib." "How would she ask you, what will you do?" "Murda satafal." "Sattafal." "Murda satafal honek." "Ajib." "Nothing." "Laise." "How do you think she'll ask you if you will work there?" "Sattafal honek?" "Sattafal." "Sattafal vibhala bak." "Using," "la," for "don't," try to say, "I don't think so." "La avonudalic." "La avonudalic." "Hyatas el marathania." "She asks again." "What will you do?" "Murda satafal." "Will you work?" "Sattafal." "Cull marathania." "I don't think so." "La avonudalic." "How would anantakul?" "I don't want to do anything." "La uridwana phalachean." "How would anantakul?" "I want to see my friends." "Oridhu an aaras de kahi." "An aaras." "I want to spend a few days there." "Oridhu an aakti vadatta yam honek." "But I don't want to work." "La can la uridhu an amal." "La uridhu an amal." "Cull, I will stay here." "Sattka hone." "Hyatakul, I will work tonight." "Sa amal al yo mesa an." "Sa amal." "And I will see my friends tomorrow." "Was aaras de kahi raden?" "Sa aras de kahi." "How will anantakul?" "Perhaps I will go to the bank." "Mumkin sat hab illal masrif." "I want to spend a few days in Balbeck." "Oridhu an aakti vadatta yam bivalabek." "But I don't want to work." "La can la uridhu an amal." "I need to withdraw money." "How will anantakul?" "I don't have anything with me." "Laes amal al shayan." "Nothing." "La shayan." "Hasara." "You want to ask what that means." "Here's what is the meaning." "Or what does it mean?" "Isma wad." "Mamana." "Nah." "Mana." "Mamana." "Mamana." "You're asking literally what meaning?" "Ask what it means." "Mamana." "Mana." "Mamana." "The word "Hasara." "First the word." "Isma wad." "Alkalima." "Kalima." "Lima." "Kalima." "Alkalima." "Alkalima." "Kol melarabi." "Word." "Or a word." "Kalima." "Kol the word." "Alkalima." "Alkalima." "Hasara." "Isal." "What does it mean?" "Mamana." "Mamana." "Kol the word "Hasara." "Alkalima." "Hasara." "Mamana alkalima." "Hasara." She says, "This is an Arabic word." Just listen. "Havih kelima bilarabi." "Havih kelima bilarabi." "Kalima." Is feminine. Here's how to say, "This is an Arabic word." Or, "This is a word in Arabic." "Isma wad." "Havih kelima bilarabi." "Havihih." "Havih kelima bilarabi." "Havih kelima bilarabi." Which part of that means "This" or "This is?" "Havih kelima bilarabi." Now ask if this is an Arabic word. "Havih kelima bilarabi." "Havih kelima bilarabi." "Hiatu jib." Yes, I think so. 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. 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Here's how to ask, are you American, when addressing more than one person? Isma wahat. Antam Riki yon. Antam Riki yon. Antam Riki yon. Try to answer. Yes, we are American. Nam. Na no amriki yon. Na no. Na no amriki yon. She asks you, are you going to work here? Satam aluna. You tell her yes. She says, hasara. Hasara. How do you say, a word? Kenima. Kenima. Ask what it means. Mamana. Mamana. The word hasara. Alkalima hasara. Ask if this is an Arabic word. Hasara. Hasara. She says it is. Then she asks everyone again. Are you American? Antam Riki yon. Antam Riki yon. Azim? Yes, we are American. Nam. Na no amriki yon. How will Antakur? We've been here, or we are here. Na no huna. Na no huna. For a few days, or since a few days. Isma wai. Mandu batatayen. Mandu. Mandu batatayen. Kul balarabi. Since, or for. Mandu. Kul, for a week. Mandu sua. Kul, we are American. Na no amriki yon. Kul balarabi. We've been here for a week. Na no huna am mandu sua. Mandu sua. How would she ask, since when? Mandumata. Mata. Mandumata. Azib? I don't know. For three days? Laarif. Mandu thalatayam. Hyatas al marathania. Since when? Mandumata. Since a week. Mandu sua. Mandu sua. Satakti kami yom huna. You didn't understand. Ask her, the word. Satakti. Alkalima. Satakti. Alkalima. Satakti. What does it mean? Mandumata. Mandumata. Satakti. Hyatu jib. It means. Yani. Ask if this is an Arabic word. Hadihi kalima balarabi. Is al marathania. What's the meaning? Mamanu. Mamanu satakti. Hyatakul. It means. Yani. Yani. It means, you will spend. Yani. You will spend. Yani. You will spend. Kol. Ah. I understand now. Ah. A phantilan. Hyatasal marathania. You will spend. Satakti. Satakti. How many days? Kamiyong. Satakti kamiyong. A week? Was more. Ah jib. I don't think so. La Adonudelik. Kol. I want to stay. Uridvanapka. Uridvanapka. How will Antakuli? We want to stay. Nuridvanapka. Anapka. Nuridvanapka Huna. Your wife says, the ocean is beautiful. Alba Harojamil. Hyatakul. We want to stay, but. Nuridvanapka leiken. We can't. Ayrmoken. Kolbilaravi. The time is late. Alwakt-mutacher. Alwakt. What is the word for time? Wokt. How will Antakuli? A lot of time. Or time much. Wokt-kathir. Wokt. Wokt-kathir. Note how the sounds run together. Say again, a lot of time. Wokt-kathir. Kolb. We are American. Nahenu Amrikion. Nahenu Amrikion. We want to stay, but. Nuridvanapka leiken. We don't have much time. Leisandana Wokt-kathir. Leisandana Wokt-kathir. How would the woman ask both of you, since when have you been here? Or you are here since when? Antumhuna Mandumata. Mandumata. Antumhuna Mandumata. Ajib, for a week. Mandu is poor. Mandu is poor. Hiyata Kolb. That's not much. Hiyata Kolb. We've been here for a few days. Nahenu Amrikion. Mandu Amrikion. We want to say that you are here with your wife. Nahenu Amrikion. The woman says, "I don't have much time." Leisandana Wokt-kathir. Leisandana Wokt-kathir. I'd like to go to Fez. Ohaebu and Adhaba are left first. Kolb, my wife wants to go to Rabat. Zojati Toridwantathabila Rabat. And we'd like to go to Beirut. When Adhaba and Adhaba are left. But it's not possible. Lekin Rehrmokan. How will Antakuril? We don't have much time. Leisandana Wokt-kathir. Hasara. Ask what it means. Mamana. Mamana. The word Hasara. Alkalima Hasara. Alkalima Hasara. It means, "too bad." Yani, "too bad." Ah, Ivan Hasara. This is the end of Unit 28. 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. 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