Waching daily Jun 4 2017

In this video, we will do some vocab Mofrdat for Ta Marbouta, all these Mofrdat ends with

Ta Marbouta, pay attention to the pronunciation, let us get started, Zwja, Zwja, Jareda, Jareda,

Ostatha, Ostatha, Syara, Syara, Jadeda, Jadeda, Qareba, Qareba, Wahedah, Waheda, one more

time,Zwja, Zwja, Jareda, Jareda, Ostatha, Ostatha, Syara, Syara, Jadeda, Jadeda, Qareba,

Qareba, Wahedah, Waheda, I want you to pay attention , anytime you see Ta Marbouta at

the end of the word, anytime you see Ta Marbouta at the end of the word this indicate, this

noun is feminine, and we have rules when we can add, or when we can remove Ta Marbouta,

for example, number 3, if you take off Ta Marbouta here the word is Ostath, Ostath is

teacher but masculine, number 5, if you take off Ta Marbouta it is going to be Jaded, masculine,

number 6, Qareb, masculine, number 7, Wahad, masculine, but when you add Ta Marbouta, you

pronounce Ha sound at the end, again pay attention to the pronunciation, number 1, Zwja, number

2, Jareda, number 3, Ostatha, if it's masculine Ostath, feminine Ostatha, number 4 Syra, number

5 Jaded masculine, Jadeda feminine, number 6, Qareb, masculine, Qareba feminine, number

7, Wahad masculine, Waheda feminine.

We have rules when we can add when we can remove Ta Marbouta, I will mention all these

rules in my next video.

For more infomation >> Arabic Language for Beginners Video 43- Vocabularies Ta Marbouta Vocab. 3 - Duration: 2:54.

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