"لا أَعْرِف كُلّ شَيْء بِٱلْلُّغة ٱلْعَرَبِيّة."

Translation: I do not know everything in Arabic.

[RobertEddy]

But I am trying.

[Ollie-Benson]

Keep going and I'm sure you'll get there! :-)

[Chocolate-126]

Easy for you to say !!!!!!!!

[ziliya]

The complete translation is "... in the Arabic language".

[AlbertPere258942]

أنا لا أعرف كل شيء بلغتي ههههه

[nvrslps]

Is fi (في) only used for places?

[nathanmn]

Yes, but not necessarily for geographic location. It is also used for physical location in relation to objects or containers, e.g. "في السيارة" = in the car.

[Z.Y.3]

"I do not know everything about Arabic.", is wrong apparently.

[nathanmn]

Yes, about Arabic would be "عن اللغة العربية"

[FawwazT]

About would refer to things like "when was it created?", "why was it created?", "major literary works" etc.

[Chocolate-126]

Report it press the flag near the chat sign

[myuval]

What means "بِٱلْلُّغة"?
language? other meaning similar to language?

[nathanmn]

The prefix "بِ" at the beginning of a noun (in this case "ٱلْلُّغة") means by, with, in, of, or on. So "بِٱلْلُّغة ٱلْعَرَبِيّة" literally means "in the Arabic language," or more simply, "in Arabic."

[ShannonSho7]

Thank you for this explanation. Could we simplify things for ourselves and write بِٱلْعَرَبِيّة in this same sentence?

[DanishSiraj]

isn't 'I don't know everything in arabic language', a valid translation?

[nathanmn]

You either need the definite article: in the Arabic language, or just: in Arabic.

[DanishSiraj]

oh! ok thanks

[managalic]

this lesson is so boring that i do wrong sleeping on my keyboard trying to translate so many similar sentences

[Meow.Man.Aiman]

LoL same

[MechamRachel]

I am having trouble with reading the words since the 'new' voices appeared. Different endings to the words I can see are now being pronounced and there has been no explanation as far as I can find. Is anyone else having this problem?

[Ahmad367547]

I DO NOT KNOW EVERYTHING IN THE ARABIC LANGUAGE.
but i know this lugha is language why is it not in the translation

[nathanmn]

They've just simplified the answer, but both should be correct translations.

[birlisan]

Yes, you don't

[farhahaha]

why is "i do not know anything in arabic" marked incorrect :(

[nathanmn]

Because "كل شيء" means everything, not anything. Anything is "أي شئ" in Arabic.

[Mel725869]

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