Arabic- simple sentences with two words continued

Question 1

That is the book in which there is no doubt

Answer 1

ذالِكَ الكِتابُ لارَيبَ فِيهِ

Question 2

that (female)

Answer 2

تِلكَ

Question 3

Those (female)

Answer 3

أُولاءِكَ

Question 4

Those two (male)

Answer 4

هاذانِ

Question 5

Those two (female)

Answer 5

هاتانِ

Question 6

Who is this

Answer 6

من هاذا

Question 7

Who is that

Answer 7

من ذالك

Question 8

Those (plural of ‘this’ male and female)- in reference to people only. i.e These

Answer 8

هاوءٌلاءِ

Question 9

Plural of تِلكَ and ذالِكَ- in reference to people only. I.e Those

Answer 9

أُولاءِك

Question 10

Difference between هاوءٌلاءِ and أُولاءِك

Answer 10

هاوءٌلاءِ is used for people who are closer. أُولاءِك is used for people who are further away or have more status/respect.

Question 11

For objects how do you refer to them in the plural

Answer 11

تِلكَ/هاذِهِ The same way you would refer to a female name

Question 12

This car is faster than that one

Answer 12

هاذهِ السَّيارَةُ أَسرَعُ مِن تِلكَ

Question 13

Bicycle

Answer 13

دَرَّاجَة (دَرَّاجَات)

Question 14

cars are faster than the bicycle

Answer 14

السيارة آَسرَعُ مِنَ الدَّرَّاجَةِ

Question 15

Truck/lorry

Answer 15

شاحِنَة (شاحِنَات)

Question 16

Bus/coach

Answer 16

حافِلَة (حافِلَات)

Question 17

On the bus there are passengers from different countries

Answer 17

في الحافِلة رُكَّابٌ مِن بِلا دٍ مُختَلِفة

Question 18

Motorbike

Answer 18

درَّاجَة ٌ نارِيَّة

Question 19

The motorbike is expensive

Answer 19

الدرَّاجَة ُ نارِيَّةٌ غالِيَةٌ

Question 20

Train

Answer 20

قِطار (قِطارات ) Masculine word

Question 21

Airplane

Answer 21

طاءِرَة (طاءِرَات)

Question 22

I saw the airplane in the airport

Answer 22

رأَيتُ الطَّاءَرَةََ فِي المَطار

Question 23

Station (Petrol station/bus station)

Answer 23

مَحَطَّة

Question 24

The station is very big

Answer 24

المَحَطَّة كَبيرَة جِدًا

Question 25

Airport

Answer 25

مَطار (مَطارات)

Question 26

The plane landed at the airport

Answer 26

هَبَطَت طاءِرَتُ في المَطارِ

Question 27

Passenger (Male)

Answer 27

راكِب (رُكَْاب)

Question 28

Passenger (Female)

Answer 28

راكِبَة (راكِبَات )

Question 29

The passengers are waiting at the station

Answer 29

يَنتَظِرُ الرُّكاب في المَحَطَّة

Question 30

Pedestrian

Answer 30

ماشٍ (المُشاة)

Question 31

Pedestrian (female)

Answer 31

(ماشِيات) ماشية

Question 32

In the city centre the pedestrian is faster than the passenger

Answer 32

في وَسَطِ المَدينة الماشي أَسرَعُ مِن الرُّكاب

Question 33

He rode/He is riding/Ride

Answer 33

رَكِبَ/يَركَبُ/إِركَب

Question 34

Ride(get on board) before it departs

Answer 34

إِِركَب قَبلَ المُغَادَرَة

Question 35

he walked/he is walking/walk

Answer 35

مَشا/ يَمشي/إِمشِ

Question 36

I walked far

Answer 36

مَشَيتُ بَعيدً ا

Question 37

Asmaa-u ishaara- words that are used to point at things like haadha, thaalika, ulaaika

Question 38

See you

Answer 38

إِلَى اللِّقاء

Question 39

I am hungry

Answer 39

أَنا جَوعان (Female-أَنا جَوعا)

Question 40

I work in a school

Answer 40

أَعمَلُ في مَدرَسَة

Question 41

I am a new student

Answer 41

أَنا طالِبٌ جَديد

Question 42

The

Answer 42

ال

Question 43

Definite

Answer 43

المُبتَدَأُ (Specific word that begins a sentence such as هُوَ)

Question 44

Indefinite

Answer 44

الخَبَرُ (grammar)

Question 45

Sentences with nouns/ non verbal sentences

Answer 45

الجُملَةُ الِأسمِيَة

Question 46

Two things general rule: Add an َانِ (Aani) to the end of the word to make it dual, you can apply this to most words

Question 47

Plural of Anta

Answer 47

أََنتُما

Question 48

Dual for هو/هي

Answer 48

هُما

Question 49

Dual for Haadhaa/haadhihi

Answer 49

هاذانِ /هاتانِ

Question 50

When the word ends in un as is the case with most words you have learnt so far, the dual will be aani. In cases where the word ends in fatha tayn or kasra tayn the dual will be ayni and this is more common in colloquial arabic for example:

Answer 50

مُسلِمٍ/مُسلِمً will be مُسلِمَينِ