In this Levantine Syrian Arabic lesson, we have an exciting topic to explore: the different meanings of the word 'hhal'. In Arabic. 'Hhal' changes its meaning based on the context and the prepositions used with it. It has masculine, feminine, and plural forms.
In this lesson, we will see the various prepositions that can accompany 'hhal' and discover how they transform its meaning. I'll give you lots of examples to help make it all clear and help you add this important word to your vocabulary.
Stay tuned for our next lesson, where we will explore 'hhal' with different suffixes, including the feminine and plural forms. Learning about these variations will enhance your Arabic skills even further.
Sections:
00:00 Intro
00:34 In case
02:49 In any case
04:42 In which case
05:12 Not in any way
05:54 Alone / Separate
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29 июл 2024
