"اَلْكَلام مَعَ أَبي بَعْد اَلْظُّهْر"
Translation:talking with my father in the afternoon
June 27, 2019
4 Comments
SamirShaker
2254
Yes it is, and "talking" here is used as a noun as well. It's not "I'm talking". It's the act of talking. Both the meaning of the Arabic sentence and the English one sound awkward here. I don't know what they chose to include such a sentence.
June 28, 2019
Arabic might not need the pronoun to make a complete sentence but in English we do!
July 21, 2019, 11:27 PM
the verb "to talk" in English requires the preposition "to"... "talk with" is bad English... I know that using "talk with" may help students understand مع، but you guys cannot dismiss good English as wrong answer
July 22, 2019, 4:15 AM
