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    This Arabic lesson introduces basic questions and responses about identification in Arabic. It provides examples of asking "What is this?" and responses identifying common nouns like book, pen, desk, bed, etc. It also discusses some key differences between Arabic and English grammar around questions and indefinite articles.

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    This Arabic lesson introduces basic questions and responses about identification in Arabic. It provides examples of asking "What is this?" and responses identifying common nouns like book, pen, desk, bed, etc. It also discusses some key differences between Arabic and English grammar around questions and indefinite articles.

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    Madinah Arabic: Lesson 1

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    This Arabic lesson introduces basic questions and responses about identification in Arabic. It provides examples of asking "What is this?" and responses identifying common nouns like book, pen, desk, bed, etc. It also discusses some key differences between Arabic and English grammar around questions and indefinite articles.

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    Madinah

    Arabic
    Lesson 1

    ?What is this



    .
    ,

    ?Is this a house



    , .

    ?Is this a house

    Who is this?

    There is no word in Arabic that means is.


    There is no word in Arabic corresponding to the
    word a in English as in this is a book.
    The tanwin symbol at the end of an Arabic
    noun is an indefinite article that means a/an.

    The particle placed at the beginning of a


    statement turns it into a question.

    This is a house.
    Is this a house?

    , .

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