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- "باريس مَدينة مُزْدَحِمة."
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Because Madeena is a feminine noun and could only take a feminine adjective like MuzdaHima. Other options I got in this question were adjectives in the masculine form.
Agree. They should have used another word that could not be applied to a city if there is only one right answer.
Is muzdahima an adjective or a participle? I know that many words with mu- are participled, but here it acts as an adjective
This word is a participle derived from the verb 2izdaHama, from the root z-H-m. But, know that many participle forms are indeed adjectives. "Participle" is just a term that's often applied to any derivative of a verb.
no g is Gang, no j /zh/ as the s in Television and s in Measure, no P and Ch as in Change. But in different dialects they have it, and they can pronounce it. But I don't think if it's easy for other language speakers to pronounce some of their sounds like غ or خ.
What dialect and accent of Arabic are you teaching us? I asked this b4 and u didn't reply, please reply.
It's Standard Arabic, I think colloquial is easier when you have Arab friends who speak Arabic who will help you learn Arabic within months.
Which one is the subject of this sentence? Paris or city? Is Paris also feminine?
Paris is the subject. "Paris is..."
".. a crowded city" describes the subject Paris.
Paris is a name .. a proper noun. But since us applies to a city - which is feminine in Arabic - we may assume Paris is feminine by association.
That's what I think. Happy to hear from others.
Because the correct answer is 'Crowded city'. As you know, crowded does not mean big... In fact with the same amount of people, a bigger city will be less crowded.
