Arabic Basal Sentences

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    In Arabic the chat ?? el/el does what the English chat the does. It is arresting [ al ] but the a at the alpha is generally elided (not pronounced, because the antecedent chat concluded in a vowel).

    Examples:

    

    ?????

    


    rajulun = a man

    Pronounced: ra-jul

    

    ????????

    


    el rajul= the man

    pronounced: ar-ra-jul.

    ????? el rajul is arresting ar-ra-jul instead of al-rajul, because r is a sun letter. Whenever el is prefixed to a sun letter the adaptation arrangement will announce this by autograph el instead of el. There is no charge to acquire sun letters.

    e.g.

    ????? el shams is arresting ash-shams (meaning: the sun).

    Add ?? el to the alpha of a word, is like abacus the afore a chat in English.

    Here is an archetype of what not to do:

     Incorrect: ?? ???

    

     Correct: ?????

    


    Notice that the ? (laam) haveto affix to the next letter, which was a ? (raa) in the case above.

    ?? el aswell has a additional use. If you acquisition ?? it usually has the aforementioned funciton as the in English.

    mankind ?????

    ???????
man

    It is generally acclimated to allocution about a affair in general. The antecedent archetype showed one chat acceptation a man the additional was the aforementioned chat with the prefix ?? (al) and it meant, man in accepted (ie. mankind). So in English area one says owls go to beddy-bye at night in Arabic we would say the owl goes to beddy-bye at night and this would beggarly it is advertence owls in accepted and not a specific owl.

    So what chat holds the aforementioned functions as the chat a, you ability ask?

    In Arabic there is no chat that holds that function.

    so a man is just one chat ???

    


    There is no word, or prefix that has the aforementioned funciton as a.

    

 


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