Adverbs

Today I will explain some adverbs in Arabic language........Listen to this video..

Nice........is not it ?.....All over the video clip , especially at the beginning you will hear frequently :

    daeman    daeman   ..... daeman......(the pronunciation in Latino letters)

It means in  English language  " always".....the adverb always....

In Arabic language :  " دائماً "

we do have adverbs in Arabic language exactly as in English language..........

Another adverb in the same video clip  you will hear it after " دائماً " ...It is ...أبداً

أبداً

is pronounced in Latino letters  : " abadan " ......and it means in English  Ever .

so now you have learned two adverbs ......very 

useful to use in life situations and dialogue...

Another important tiny lesson here .........open up your mind and heart ........

You remember in first grammar post I told you about accents and how they are important to pronounce words properly and it reflects some other grammar issues ......

we called it in Arabic language " تشكيل "  or " tashkeel"...  ...fat'haa ...dhammah ....cus'rah....sukon ......shaddah

Remember .........?
( refer to previous posts under the label "grammar" )

Today I will present another new accent ......It is called " tanween "   ....

Tanween is to add double fat'haa or double cus'rah 

or double dhammah  on the last letter of a word

 ....and it appeals only to nouns , adverbs, and 

adjectives .......which means it does not go with

 verbs or pronouns.

ً      double fat’haa

ٌ   double dhammah

ٍ     double cus’rah

Here we have  the two adverbs  " دائماً " and    " أبداً"

and they are ending with double fat'hah ....

I hear a smart body from faraway asking me ...why do we call it tanween ???........hmmmmm.....good question.

We call it " tanween " because it adds the sound of Arabic letter " ن " ....or to make easy for you to understand .....this accent adds the sound  of  letter " n" in English language........only in pronunciation ......and not to add it into the actual writing .

I hope I did not loose you .......is it clear enough ???......anyways .....we will talk about these accents all over again .......in upcoming posts.

Try to pick some words from the video clip ......and tell me what did you pick ......