"أُحِبّ اَلْقِراءة صَباحاً وَمَساءً."

Translation: I like reading in the morning and in the evening.

[umm_tasnim]

أحبُّ

[timorss]

It is sabaHan o sabaHa??
As well mas2a o mas2an?
Do we need use "n" in the end?

[Away54]

timorss, it is "SabaaHan wa masaa-2an", commonly people spell the phrase like that. But, if we want to apply the 2at-tajwiid (التجويد) rule, we can say "SabaaHan wa masaa-2aa" (with a long "a" vowel sound at the last letter of "masaa-2aa" because the word is at the end of the sentence).

[Rudina988833]

Both could be right depending on the sentence

[bardia440305]

The n must be there because in arabic we have a pronounciation sign called تنوین it puts an n at the end of vowels

[simosoual]

SabaHan

[Laura671493]

is أُحِبّي correct?

[Away54]

Laura671493,

Pardon me, 2uHibbii أُحِبِّي does not exist in Arabic :)) -- "I like" is 2uHibbu أُحِبُّ if we follow Formal Standard. And, we can also say "2uHibb" informally.

[HarizFuad]

I think you must be confused with the end ي (My ) that we had learnt so far. To be clear, 'like' is a verb and it must follow the rule for 'I' - انا it will be in present tense أُحِبُّ (I 'do' like) & for the past tense it will be حِبَتُ (I liked)

[AnasFarooq3]

Love the word "مساء" evenings are always beautiful.

[Zee_Jay]

Why is there no 'Fi' for the morning and the evening

[Agree11Dronten]

????!!!!!!!!

[Agree11Dronten]

أحب القراءه في الصباح وفي المساء