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Modern Standard Arabic II - Lesson 26
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You'll hear the words, "Testatiro and Chokileni, how are you?" Yes, we'll hear the words, "Testatiro and Chokileni, how are you?" We'll hear the words, "Testatiro and Chokileni, how are you?" Yes, we'll hear the words, "Testatiro and Chokileni, how are you?" Yes, we'll hear the words, "Testatiro and Chokileni, how are you?" Yes, we'll hear the words, "Testatiro and Chokileni, how are you?" Yes, we'll hear the words, "Testatiro and Chokileni, how are you?" Yes, we'll hear the words, "Testatiro and Chokileni, how are you?" Yes, we'll hear the words, "Testatiro and Chokileni, how are you?" Yes, we'll hear the words, "Testatiro and Chokileni, how are you?" Now you're an American man, visiting friends in Alexandria. You're speaking with your host's sister at a family gathering. How does she say, "My son's a student at the university in Cairo." "Call, my wife works at a hospital in New York." She asks more formally, "Your wife is a doctor at the hospital." "How are you going to go to the hospital?" Yes, and our daughter is a student also. "Nam, what's going to happen?" "I'll call, sometimes the Americans drive fast." "I'll call, then the Americans drive faster than the Americans." "I'll call, then the Americans drive faster, then the Americans drive faster." "Many Arabs don't drive fast." "I'll call, then the Americans drive faster." Now it's another day, and you're an American woman in Alexandria. You're asking a passerby for directions. Say to him, "I'm looking for the computer store." "I think it's not far from here." "But I don't see it." "You show him your directions," he asks, "Are you able to read Arabic?" He tells you that you're in the wrong neighborhood, and adds, "The computer store is not far by taxi." You find a taxi and tell the driver, "I'm looking for the computer store." "My computer isn't working." "Who I call, can you give me the address?" "After you do," he says, "the store is next to the cafe." "Well, can you drive slower?" "These streets are very narrow." "Who I call, I'm sorry, I will drive slower." As if, "sas uplata." Referring to the building's address, you want to say, "If you drive slower, I can read the numbers." First, here's how to say, "if." If you drive slower, it's not wide. If you drive slower, it's not wide. If you drive slower, it's not wide. That's literally drove, when you say, "if," you use the past tense in Arabic, say to a man, you drove. "Sukta, either sukta." "Al an, kon, I'm able to read the numbers." If you drove slower, it's not wide. "Who I call, I will drive slower." If you drive slower, it's not wide. If you drive slower, it's not wide. If you drive slower, it's not wide. If you drive slower, it's not wide. Now do you remember how to say, "I'm not returning." "Len erja." "Len." "How will an takol?" "I'm not driving fast." "Len esu ka visura." "Len esu ka." "Kul, great. Thank you very much." "Alim, shukran jaziland." "Alim." Usually, I don't like to drive slower. I don't like to drive slower. But I will drive slower now. "Lakin enisa esu ka obta alan." "Thank you. These streets are narrow." "Shukran, haveshe wara da yaka." "I'm able to read the numbers." "O satiho and Akra al ar kam." "If you drove slower." "I dasukta obta." "I dasukta." "Meaning the store," he says, "It's not far from here. Do you see it?" "Who a laisabai da minhoona?" "Thare I know?" "Yes, I see it over there now." "Nam, ar hahoona kellan." "At the store, how do you tell the clerk that your computer isn't working?" "Hasubi mutat dell." "Hui apul?" "No problem. Can you give me the computer?" "Lebes, munken entotlinin hasub." Now it's another day, and a co-worker invites you to join a group of friends at the local cafe. Playing cards is a popular pastime in the Arab world. Here's how to say, cards. "Isnao aid." "Waraq." "Rak." "What?" "Waraq." "Kol." "Cards." "Waraq." And here's how to say, "I play cards." "Isnao aid." "Alaburak." "Alabu." "Bu." "Ala." "Alabu." "Kol." "I play." "Alabu." "Alaburak." "Can you guess how you'd ask him? Do you play cards?" "Alaburak." "Alabu." "Alaburak." "Hui aijib?" "Yes, I play cards." "Nam. Alaburak." Try to ask him, "Do you play cards at the cafe?" "Alaburak vilmakha?" "Alabu." "Hui aijib?" "Yes, I play cards there with my friends." "Nam. Alaburak vilmakha?" You want to ask, "Are we able to play today?" First, here's, "We're able." "Isnao aid?" "Nestatio." "Tio." "Nesta?" "Nestatio." "Are we able to play cards?" "Isnao aid?" "Nestatio anelaburak." "Nelabu." "Nelabu." "Say, we play." "Nelabu." "Nestatio anelabu." And how would he say, "I like to play cards?" "Ojibu anelaburak." "Alabu." "Isl, but are we able to play today?" "Nestatio anelabu yon?" "How would he say, "No, I'm not able to play today?" "Nestatio anelabu yon?" "Who is El? Are we able to play cards on Saturday?" "Nestatio anelabu yon?" Owning a rental property sounds like a dream. Collect a rent, and relax. 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He says, "That's a great idea." It's now I'd... I'd say, "I'm not going to play with you." I'd say, "I'm not going to play with you." I'd say, "I'm not going to play with you." I'd say, "I'm not going to play with you." I'd say, "I'm not going to play with you." I'd say, "I'm not going to play with you." I'd say, "I'm not going to play with you." Say, the feminine form of "great." Avima... Who are you, Jib? I'm not able to play today. La estatio en el hablion. How would he ask you? How about we play cards on Saturday? That's a great idea. We're able to play if you drove. That's a great idea. That's a great idea. That's a great idea. We're able to play if you drove. La estatio en el habla eda sokta. Eda sokta. Is Elle, can you take me with you? Mookan and toko lenny, Mark. Toko lenny. Who are you, fool? No problem. I can take you with us. No problem. La bass, Mookan and toko lenny, Manna. Hoel, great. We can play cards together. Avim, Mookan and Mela Boerachman. Hoel, Hoel, I'm able to play tomorrow. A estatio en el habla edan. If you wanted, it's now a ed. Ida arati. Arati. Ti. Arati. Arati. Say, you wanted, when speaking to a woman. Arati. Ida arati. Is Elle, are we able to play cards together Friday? Nastatio en el habla boerachman ajumwa. Hoel, Hoel, I'm able to play tomorrow, if you wanted. A estatio en el habla edan. Ida arati. Yes, that's a great idea. Nam. Hevivikra avima. And on Saturday, if you drove. Wassept ida sokta. Iver sokta. Because I am not driving on Saturday. Le en manile en asu asept. Hui apul. Okay, I can take you to the cafe. Tamam, momkin an okleki lalmokha. Ask him if he drives very fast. Tasu kobisura a kebira. Hui ajib, in Egypt, I drive fast. Thimis aseokobisura. The Arabs drive faster than the Americans. Al arabi aseokun asept minal amrikiin. Ask him if he can drive slower. Munkin an desu kahapta. Hui ajib, I will drive slower if you wanted. Se asu kahapta, Ida arati. Ida arati. 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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. Hui ajib, that's a great idea. Now ask him, do you play cards at the cafe with Nada often? How would he say, yes, we'd like to play cards together? Nam, no hebo en el abo arach man. No hebo en el abo. Next week your car is still in the shop, so you take a cab to pick up your computer. How do you tell the driver that your computer isn't working? Hasu bimutatel. Isau, can you drive slower please? Munken antesuka apa min fadlek? Hui akul, I will drive slower if you wanted. Sesuka apa idarati. Call? Yes please, that's a great idea. Nam en fadlek, Hui fikra idima. These streets are very narrow. Hui ajib, say that you're not able to read the numbers. No hebo en el abo arach man. And you drive very fast. Hui ajib, I'm not driving fast now. The store is next to the cafe. Al mahal il ajani bil mukha. Do you see it? Tarainahu. Tarainahu. Hall, I'm looking for the computer store. Apatawan mahal il ajib. But I don't see it here. Leki nani la arahohuna. La arahohuna. These streets are narrow. Hui ajib, it's over there. Do you see it now? Hui ajib, Tarainahu. Yes, I see it over there. Naam, arahohuna. Ask him, do you play cards at the cafe? The la abo arach filmakha. Hui ajib, I play cards there with my friends. Hui ajib, Tarainahu. The spot opens up in front of the store. Ask him, can you take me to there? Mukha and Tarainahu il ajib. Hui ajib, of course, if you wanted. Tarain, il ajib. Now it's another day, and you're speaking with a co-worker about meeting friends at the cafe. Ask him, are we able to play today? Naam, arahohuna. Hui ajib, yes, usually I play after work. Naam, arahthan alaabubadalamal. Your car is still in the shop. Ask him, can you take me with you? Mukha and Tarainahu makha. Hui ajib, I can take you with us if you wanted. Mukha and Anokhilakimana il ajrati. Ho'l, thank you, I'm not driving today. Shukran, lal asu kalyo. You mention inviting Nada, and he says, that's a great idea. Adhih fikra, ajlima. This is the end of Unit 26, 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, drop out the lease at a rent collection, handle maintenance request, maintain communication. Whew! Sound complicated? Renters' warehouse is here to take the hard work off your rental to-do list. Qualify 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. 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