She says okhtay, which I think means my two sisters. My sister is okhti
Thats true, they dont have haraakaat so
So تَسْكُن means both you live and she lives?
Mum and mother means the same.
Sorry, saw my mistake i rushed forgetting to write the word With
What form of "live" is "تَسْكُن"? Is it "she lives"?
The form of she lives is "تسكُن".
To say "to live" in arabic you say live in the past form conjuged with he "سَكَنَ". In fact in arabic there is no infinitive
not sure why you got downvoted because no one gave a reply explaining what was wrong. there is no infinitive in arabic. dictionaries list every word as 3rd person masculine present tense