"جارِك عُمَر دُكْتور يا روزا."
Translation:Your neighbor Omar is a doctor, Rosa.
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جارك: مبتدأ مرفوع وهو مضاف والكاف ضمير متصل مبني على الجر في محل جر بالإضافة.
It should be جارُكِ (jaroki)! Both given answers are wrong. Please update.
I totally agree. I feel that many learners know Arabic better than those who made the course.
I agree, though جارِك would be the correct answer in many spoken dialects.
جارك: مبتدأ مرفوع وهو مضاف والكاف ضمير متصل مبني على الجر في محل جر بالإضافة.
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Yes! Thank you so much for saying this! I would love that the contributors pay attention to this one.
both answers are . wrong!!! it should be * JAROUKI * if we are assuming that Rosa is a girl
In the fill in the blank version there is a period that makes it look like جارك is supposed to be an independent sentence, which is confusing
Why is it that in some places its jaarAk (your neighbour) and JaarIk in others ?
The word "your" has to match the gender of the person you are speaking to. If you are speaking to a male, add "ak". If you are speaking to a female, add "ik".
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Both options are wrong, Cause according to Nahw (one part of Arabic grammer) because جار is Mubtada' (A first word of a sentence, literally mubtada' (مُبْتَدَأٌ) means a place that sth starts, place of starting) and also because it is Fā'il (فاعِلٌ) (subject of the sentence), we should put ٌ above ra in the word جار. So, it should be جارٌ and not جارً or جارٍ.
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the kasrat( line under ra) is not shown on the first option
There is nothing wrong here. Someone is speaking to Rosa, a female, about her male neighbor, Omar.
no it's wrong rosa is female so we should say جارُكِ and if rosa is a male it should be َجارُك they are using dialects not MSA
Wher should u pay attention .on rosa or in omar ..rosa is feminine and omar is masculine ..
How are we supposed to know where the word is missing? There is no indication, at least when using phone version.
