Learn Arabic
Modern Standard Arabic II - Lesson 3
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Lacking any account to my Aibint, I feel fond of. Ma Aibint? No, I'm not. I'm not a student. I'm not a student. I'm not a student. I'm not a student. I'm not a student. I'm not a student. I'm not a student. You heard Mr. Clark ask, "I'm not a student. Which means, right?" Esma, Marathania. Yaseida Rana, do I have to call you? Shukran Yaseida, Clark. Lacking any account to my Aibint, I feel fond of. Ma Aibint? A Sarira? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Now you're an American man in Damascus with your family. You're speaking with a family friend. She asks when you arrived in Damascus. Tell her, we've been here for two days. Na nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh nuh. How does she ask you, what did you do today? Marathania, I'll tell you. Tell her that you bought a newspaper. Shtaraitu Jarida. How does she more formally ask you? Did you eat breakfast? Hell of tarte. Continue to use, hell, for yes, no questions. Answer, no, I didn't eat this morning. Yeah, I can't eat this morning. Ask her, what did you do this morning? I'll eat this morning. I'll eat this morning. He ate jib. I went to the Umayyad Mosque. They have to ill Masjid al Umayyad. I spoke Arabic a little at the mosque. Take a lamp to Arabic, Al Ilan Phil Masjid. I ate breakfast at the hotel. Al Ilan Phil Masjid al Umayyad Mosque. How do you say, I like the Umayyad Mosque a lot? Oh, I went to the Umayyad Mosque. She asks about your youngest daughter. Do you remember how to say, the younger one lives in Beirut? A salira tascunufi Beirut. To say, the older one lives in Damascus, you'll say, the big, she lives in Damascus. Try it. Al kabira, tascunufi Dimashk. Al kabira. How do she ask, more formally, does she speak Arabic? Al kabira. Al kabira. She lives with her female Syrian friends. Tascunumasadhi hai hai suri yat. She speaks Arabic very well. You ask her about her plans for the evening. Here's how she says, "I will eat dinner with my daughter." Esmar wa aid. Saitasha ma hai binti. Saitasha. Saitasha. Saitasha. Saitasha. Saitasha. Saitasha. Saitasha. Saitasha. Call. I will eat dinner. Saitasha. She says, "Our son wants to see his male friends." Esmar wa aid. Esmar wa aid. Esmar wa aid. Esmar wa aid. Esmar wa aid. But I will eat dinner with my daughter. Saitasha. Saitasha. Saitasha. How do you ask more formally, "Does your son speak Arabic also?" Helibnukhi yatakalamu arabi aidun. She tells you that he does, and asks about your plans for the evening. Here's how to say, "We will eat dinner." Esmar wa aid. Saitasha. Nattasha. Nattasha. Sanatasha. All. We will eat dinner. Sanatasha. Do you remember how to say, "Our daughter?" Vintuna. Now here's with our daughter. Esmar wa aid. Maabintina. Vintina. Tinam. Maabintina. Did you hear how the pronunciation of "daughter" changed? Say together. Our daughter. With our daughter. Vintuna. Maabintina. Vintuna. Maabintina. Try to say, "We will eat dinner with our older daughter." Sanatasha. Vintina. And how does she ask, "Just you?" "What did you do last night?" Mother Falter, I'm Smesser Anne. Ajib. I went to a nice restaurant. They have to illamakam Latif. With our older daughter. Maabintina. And her American female friends. Wasaddhi kathihal emri kyat. Sadhi kathihal. Here's how to say, "We spoke Arabic." It's my way. Take a lemonade. Naadil. Naadil. Naadil. Naadil. Naadil. Naadil. Call. Waiter. Naadil. Naadil. Naadil. Meaning your daughter, she asks, "Does she speak Arabic?" Haltatakal emu arabi. Ajib? Yes, we spoke Arabic a little at the mosque. Naam. Taqal emna arabi khalilan phlimasjid. We spoke Arabic with the waiter also. Taqal emna arabi man naadil aidun. Naadil. How does she ask, more formally, "Does he speak English?" Haltatakal emu anglizi. He does. Now say, "We will eat dinner with our older daughter." Sanatasham Abintinalcavira. She asks, "How long you're going to stay in Damascus?" Answer, for a few weeks. Libidati Asabiyya. Asabiyya. Call. We arrived in Damascus yesterday morning. Wasan nadimashkam sabahan. Tell her again, our son wants to see his friends. Yibnuna yuridu aniara asdikahu. Referring to your daughter, you say, "My wife wants to see the younger one." Esna wa aid. Zojati turidu an tara salira. Tara. An tara. Turidu an tara. Pull. She wants to see. Turidu an tara. Tara. Pull. I'm going to stay here for a few weeks. She wants to see. My wife wants to see the younger one. Zojati turidu an tara salira. Hea tasal. Does the younger one live in Beirut? Hella salira taskurufi Beirut. Ejib? Yes, with her friends. Naam, masa dikati ha. Now you're visiting your wife's family in junior, a port city north of Beirut. And you're speaking with an acquaintance. You want to say, "My wife rented a car this morning." It's now aid. Zojati statiuridu say yara aiom sabahan. statiurid. statiurid. statiurid. statiurid. How do you say, "She rented"? statiurid. Meaning your daughter, say, "My wife wants to see the younger one." Zojati turidu an tara salira. Hella sala. Hella sala. My wife rented a car this morning. Zojati statiurid say yara aiom sabahan. How does she ask, "Where does the younger one live?" Ain a tascunu salira. Ejib? She lives in Beirut with her female friends. Tascunu phi beiurid, masa dikati ha. She asks you, "Do you need a driver?" Hella tazu illesa ek? We don't need a driver. It's now aid. La natajo illesa ek? Natajo. Na. Na tazu. You explain that your wife grew up here, say, "My wife rented a car." Zojati statiurid say yara. statiurid. We don't need a driver. La natajo illesa ek? 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. 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Amsmazan, the Hehibna Ilamatam Jaiyad. Jaiyad. With my Syrian female friends. Maatharta Tisuriyad. We ate a lot, and we bought a lot of things. We spoke Arabic with the waiter. How do you ask just her if she spoke English? Halta Calamty Englishy. She replies, no I didn't speak English. Leh, Mada Calamty Englishy. I will eat dinner with our older daughter. Sathashama Bintinakabira. Try to ask, does she live here in Junya? Junya. Haltascona huna fijunya? Fijunya? She tells you no. Now how does she say, she rented a car? Istha ajirat Sayyara. How do you think she would ask you, when did you arrive in Junya? Mata wasalta, Junya. Wasalta. Mata wasalta, Junya. Halt, you arrived, when speaking to a man. Wasalta. Answer, I've been here for two days. Huna huna mandrio main. Now she says, I ate breakfast with my son at a good restaurant. Aspartumma evnifimatam jayed. He wants to see his friends. Yuridu anyara astir aho. We spoke Arabic and English with the waiter. Take a l'amnara bhwa in chrisi man nedil. Here's how to say, this morning, I saw my friends. Istha ajirat. Aliyom saba haan ra'eitu azdikahi. Ra'eitu. Ra'eitu. Hol, I saw. Ra'eitu. Al'an Hol. Tonight I will eat dinner with my daughter. Aliyom mason sa'at ashama binti. This morning I saw my friends. Aliyom saba haan ra'eitu azdikahi. Ra'eitu. She says, we spoke Arabic and English with the waiter. Take a l'amnara bhwa in chrisi man nedil. I saw a lot of things today. Ra'eitu azdikahi ra'eitu azdikahi ra'eitu. How did she ask just you? When did you arrive in junior? Mata wa saltajunya. We arrived in junior yesterday morning. Wasan nadjunya am saba haan. I want to spend a few weeks here. Huridwan aqbibhata azabir huna. How does she tell you? I bought a Lebanese newspaper. I saw a lot of things today. Ra'eitu azdikahi ra'eitu azdikahi ra'eitu azdikahi ra'eitu azdikahi ra'eitu. And how do you say we need a car in junior? My wife rented a car this morning. I am a young man. We don't need a driver. On another day you're speaking with another colleague about a trip she took over the weekend. She says, "I went to junior." They have to Ilejunya. I saw many things. Ra'eitu azdikahi ra'eitu azdikahi ra'eitu. She mentions that she saw her daughter who lives in America. Can you guess how she would say, "She needs a car"? Ta-ta-joo sayyara. Ta-ta-ta-joo. Cole, I saw many things today also. Ra'eitu azdikahi ra'eitu azdikahi ra'eitu azdikahi ra'eitu azdikahi ra'eitu azdikahi ra'eitu. You ask her what she did last night and she says, "I went to a good restaurant." They have to Ilemataamjayyad. With my female Syrian friends. Ma'azdikahi sur yat. And tonight I will eat dinner with my daughter. Waleo masei azdashama a binti. How do you ask more formally? Does she need a car in junia? Ta-ta-ta-joo sayyara, fijunya. Ta-ta-ta-joo. 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. 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Did you know a 2018 study showed half of prenatal vitamins tested had unacceptable levels of heavy metals? I'm Kat, mother of three and founder of Ritual. When I was four months pregnant, I couldn't find a prenatal I could trust. So I created my own. Ours is matraceable, third-party tested for heavy metals and recently earned the Purity Award from the Clean Label Project. But don't just take my word for it. Get 25% off at virtual.com/podcast. She answers. She rented a car this morning. [speaking in foreign language] [silence] Meaning her and her friends ask, "Did you speak English with the waiter?" [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] [speaking in foreign language] No, he doesn't speak English. [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] Tell her, "This morning I saw my friends." [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] [speaking in foreign language] I'm going to go to Junior also. [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] Our son wants to see his friends. [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] Tell her, "We need a car in Junior." [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] Here's how she asks, "Did he rent a car?" [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] Say together, "He rented. She rented." [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] We need a car in Junior. [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] How did she ask, "Did he rent a car?" [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] Oh, no, my wife rented a car. [silence] Yeah, [speaking in foreign language] [silence] She wants to see her female Syrian friends. [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] She needs a car in Junior. [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] Later you've arrived in Junior and are speaking with a friend. How does she ask just you? When did you arrive in Junior? [speaking in foreign language] [silence] I arrived yesterday morning with my wife. [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] I want to spend a few weeks here. [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] Last night we went to a good restaurant. [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] We spoke Arabic and English with the waiter. [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] I saw many things today. [silence] [speaking in foreign language] How does she say, "I ate breakfast with our older daughter?" [silence] [speaking in foreign language] How did she ask, "When did you arrive in Junior?" [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] [speaking in foreign language] Say again, we spoke Arabic with the waiter. [silence] [speaking in foreign language] [silence] [speaking in foreign language] This is the end of Unit 3 and the end of today's lesson. Owning a rental property sounds like a dream until you realize how much work goes into getting it ready. Determine a competitive rent price, market the property, schedule the showing screen, tenants draft at the lease at a rent collection, handle maintenance request, maintain communication. Sound complicated? Runner's warehouse is here to take the hard work off your rental to-do list. Qualified tenants? Check. Rent collection? Check. Maintenance coordination? You got it. Go to runnerswarehouse.com for a free rental analysis to find out how much your home can rent for. Or call 303-974-9444 because from now on, the only thing you need on your to-do list is to call Runner's warehouse. Did you know a 2018 study showed half of prenatal vitamins tested had unacceptable levels of heavy metals? I'm Cat, mother of three and founder of Ritual. When I was four months pregnant, I couldn't find a prenatal I could trust, so I created my own. Hours is matraceable, third-party tested for heavy metals, and recently earned the Purity Award from the Clean Label Project. But don't just take my word for it. Get 25% off at virtual.com/podcast.