Maysoor: Arabic, Lesson 06 (Past Tense Verbs/Dictionary)

[Neoewu]

Why you stop posting new lesson?

[AlMadinahstudents]

@Neoewu many more have already been uploaded and more to come inshaaAllaah

[LearnArabicTV]

Your videos are great. I'm really happy that you are getting a lot of views.

[AlMadinahstudents]

@LearnArabicTV

Shukran my brother. May Allah bless you too. Ameen

[NurulQamar1]

Jazakallahu khairan kathyran wa barakallahu feekum

[AlMadinahstudents]

@NurulQamar1

Wa feek baarakAllaah

[UmmSaalih1]

@AlMadinahstudents

great videos, may allah reward! i see the root word of verbs in arabic is singular masculine, but how do i use it when it comes to talking about a female, for ex: "she left" like the kharaja word but only feminine instead of it translating " he left". Lol hope that makes sense. Jazakllahu khairan!

[AlMadinahstudents]

@UmmSaalih1 BaarakAllaahu feeki Umm Saalih,

Yes, your questions makes sense! :)

If you wanted to express the feminine version of this word, you simply add the letter ت at the end of the verb with a sukoon on top.

For example, if you wanted to say "she left/exited" you wouyld say خرجت pronounced "kha-ra-jat"

The same is true for other verbs like "Sha-ri-ba" means "he drank", but "Sha-ri-bat" means "she drank".

I hope this is clear inshaaAllah

[yaqubali1]

I use Hans weir dictionary my teacher prefers that

[AlMadinahstudents]

@yaqubali1

Yes that is a very good dictionary and many people do prefer it, however you really need to understand verbs in order to maximise the benefit. Allah knows best!

[shaykha]

jazaakaAllahu khair, very detailed lesson on past tense verbs.

Do you recommend your viewers to purchase al-Mawrid if they are beginners, or is it more suited for intermediate and advanced students?

[AlMadinahstudents]

@shaykha

BaarakAllaahu feeki ukhtee,

Yes, in my humble opinion I recommend Al Mawrid. The dictionary actually has the Arabic word your searching for in red and everything else in black unlike the black & white version on the tutorial. Another very good dictionary is called Hans Weir, but requires you know really understand verbs and root words before you use it. Maybe in a future tutorial the Maysoor team can explore how to use it.

Thank you ever so much for all your support. Jazaakillaah

[darklight254]

@AlMadinahstudents

This other youtube guy coincidentally made a youtube vid, about how to use the hans weir dictionary: /watch?v=j5XYhQcZVJc

[ruwayda1011]

mashallah

[AlMadinahstudents]

@ruwayda1011

Shukran Ruwayda. Please share with friends and family inshaaAllaah!!!

[rowenanacionales]

JazakAllahu khayran

[AlMadinahstudents]

@rowenanacionales

BaarakAllaahu feeki

[UYMBSAM]

Brilliant! Jazakum Allahu khayra

[AlMadinahstudents]

@UYMBSAM

BaarakAllaahu feeki