You know what is even more astounding? The shortest words in Arabic. They are only one letter long but carry a profound amount of meaning. Examples: If you want to command someone to stay true to something or to have fidelity, you can express this meaning only using the letter فِ, pronounced "fi". For example, if you want to command someone to stay true to their promise, you would say, "ِف بوعدك". Another meaningful one letter word is, قِ, pronounced "qi". This is a command for someone to protect something. For example, you can say, "قِ نفسك", which means, "protect yourself". My favorite one is عِ. It carries such a complex meaning but is expressed in only one letter. It is a command for someone to have a good conceptual understanding of something. For example, you can say, "عِ الدرس", which means you're telling someone to "have a good conceptual understanding of the lesson". Subhanallah
هذه ليست اطول كلمة في اللغة العربية ، وثانيًا تستطيع أن تغيّر في الفعل كما تريد ،مثلًا بدال سقى نضع كتب فتصبح:أفاستكتبناكموها ، وتستطيع وضع أي فعل تريد ، ولا أعلم لماذا الكل يقول هذه أطول كلمة ويضع الفعل سقى حصرًا، بعدين تستطيع أن تزيد في هذه الكلمة فتصبح : افاستسقيناكموهما ، فصارت 16 حرفًا ، ولكن هناك أطول منها ، مثلًا ، (أواستكتبونكمونيهما) 18 حرفًا وتستطيع التغير في الفعل كما قلنا .
Oh thanks for your beautiful comment 🥺❤️ i really appreciate it … i’m always writing the subtitles in English didn’t you see that ?? … if you need anything Dm me on instagram
Allhumma Barikh....You are very cheerful Teacher....May Allah bless you in abundance....Aameen. By the way are you using Fusha(MSA) or Specific Dialect
@@learnarabicwithhabiba1 like you should start a business or a RU-vid business where us people can learn online forever or come to your country and learn Arabic in person with you? like I plan on going to the middle east I will need a translator I can call on you?
