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I am in diacritic heaven! So very happy! The font could be larger though in some of the questions, but still excellent!
Yes, I'm with you. The diacritics are small, the font is small. They should make the font a bit larger
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Agree. Can't see the small signs above and beneath the letters. Please make it larger as it hurts the learning process...
I agree. I have to zoom the page to about 150% to even begin to read the font. We really need a larger font for this language.
For everyone. In Arabic, we don't have the verb (be).
Like: I am a student أنا طالبٌ
أنا: I
طالب: Student
The diacritic on the ب: indefinite nominative marker (a/an)
So, put this point in your head. It's important in Arabic, no verb to be
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The font is way too small, I have to set the zoom to 200% in order to read everything correctly :p
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I suppose مُتَرجِم should be pronounced "mutarjim" but why did I hear "muturjim"? Many thanks in advance.
I was wondering the same thing so I am gonna put a comment under yours to get notified when someone answers.
You're right. There's something wrong with the audio. It's definitely 'mutarjim'.
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please for the love of language increase the font size for the Arabic in the lesson, it's way too small.
We never add "un" to foreign (non-arabic) names
Ali..omar..basim..rawad..reem...etc are arabic
George, John, Liza.. Washington.. Berlin.. are foreign names..
George is a proper noun, and the proper noun in Arabic can't have a tanween (-in, -un and -an)
