"لا أَعْرِف هٰذا الْأَسَد."

Translation: I do not know this lion.

[OhadCn]

Sometimes, when my lion makes lot of troubles, i deny any connection with it.

[chrispiteri]

"This isn't Aslan, move on lads"

[bir_kedi]

it was aslan, but only in the turkish course:
bu aslanı tanımıyorum.

[Latif127541]

I don't know this particular lion, but I know many other lions

[Mar247594]

Useful phrases only.

[Haleemaaisha]

Who knows any lion?

[BjBurns1]

i mean you THINK you know a lion, but do you ever? REALLY?

[Susan569895]

Hee hee

[sanaa365787]

You dont know me papa ?

[Latif127541]

... but I do know I'm lion down

[Roscoe888]

Who's that lyin on the floor? That's no lion, that's a giraffe!

[Shathu_Entayla]

May the pun be with you xD

[Talib-61]

Yes lion didn't introduce him self,
He just wanted to be a king !

[SRMoosavi]

I don't know this lion

This is correct but Duolingo reject it!!!!

[EdreesMakki]

Wow!! How dare you, not to know

[LeilaKhalid]

this lion doesn't eat televisions? weird. i don't know this lion.

[redactedname2762]

seriously? they are so familiar with lions that they can tell them apart?..

[BjBurns1]

we have not yet been properly introduced!

[Away54]

لا أَعْرِفُ هَذا الأَسَدَ.

[RobertB52]

Some of the sentences are really stupid.

[virtualriver]

Whe your lion just ate a neighbor,... لااعرف هذا الا سد

[Shathu_Entayla]

Why do we have to use هذا if أسد already has the ال in front (ألاساد)?

[Wiebke740885]

The lion vs. this lion

الاسد - هذا الاسد

[iwsfutcmd]

Because it's (semantically) definite ("this lion" is a specific lion, not any old lion). Any noun used with "this" or "that" is implicitly definite. In English, that means you don't need to use the word "the" because it's essentially redundant. However, in Arabic, "ال" always has to be present if the noun is semantically definite.

(Note that if you said "هذا أسد" it would mean "this is a lion")

In English, if you use "this" or "that", it takes the place of "the". In Arabic, both have to be used at the same time.

[EvemarieMo]

what is the difference? (between "this" and "that" when only one is used)

[Mel725869]

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