"عِنْد جورْج بَيْت جَديد."
Translation:George has a new house.
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3ind jorj... Can anyone elaborate on the word order and what's going on grammarly speaking? Thank you
'At George a new house' is the form of saying 'George has a new house' in Arabic.
The sentence in Arabic doesn't seem to be correct it should be جورج عنده بيت جديد
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I'm not very happy with this course: there are so many things I'm missing... I can't barely read the alphabet, to be honest.
Keep with it a little every day. Over time, you will acquire some ability to navigate Arabic. I see DL Arabic as a tool to acquire the alphabet and some vocabulary and some rudimentary grammar. A first step. I plan on making it through the course and then work through an accessible grammar as a second step, although I sometimes consult grammars along the way because, as you say, there's a lot going on in this course...