"an amazing house"

Translation: بَيت مُمتاز

[sparrowhawk28]

I don't think I'm going to get too far in Arabic if the writing is this tiny. Why can't it be as big as in the early 'alphabet' lessons? Yes I know I can make the screen size bigger but then bits start dropping out of the useful area of the screen. A bit of consistency would be good please.

[LearnNotCompete]

Why dont they teach about the indefinite tanwin ending (ie. ٌ /"un") Sometimes it is pronounced by the voice, but not written.

[DaisyLouw]

Why are the words this way around (house amazing). Shouldn't it read from right to left?

[mr__tambourine]

It's the regular word order in Arabic. The noun is before the adjective

[JasonVoorheess]

Yes , but in Arabic the noun comes first followed by the Adjective.

So for example , in Arabic it is Morning good and not good morning

[NourAl-Bay1]

I understand that I got it wrong, but how am i supposed to know that the noun comes before the adjective. It's really annoying that im expected to know that. How about just teach me?!?!

[MizPhia]

Can someone tell how to add the vowel sound indicators? I can write مومتاز but can't write it with the indicator above the first letter.

[LearnNotCompete]

In this case they write it... "An" but don't add the ٌ

[kim358]

Spanish and Indonesian to name but a few have noun...adjective

[MohammedOm1799]

Why do they always do the excellent house repeat?

[LearnNotCompete]

Do we just assume that it is indefinite when there is no ال

[Haneen385968]

؟؟؟؟!

[BiggaBubbs]

If its the wrong way around why mark it wrong

[NadimaAzha]

I expect to find meanings of the word before answering by guessing. If its already present, please tell how to look up for it.