"a garage and a house"
Translation:كَراج وَبَيت
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How do you know there is an "a" before either word? Literally, this is garage and house" Also, what is the -un sound?
-u- is a suffix of the nominative case, -n is about of the indefinite article.
It's all about MSA (the oficial language), not about real dialects.
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Arabic cases: Definite: Nominative: -u Genitive: -i Accusative: -a Indefinite: The same but with an "n" attached at the end.
You know there's an 'a' by the thing that looks like a 'g' with an accent on it, it becomes part of the word
This is why Duolingo is so shit. They expect you to know words, and meanings. There isn't even a list of words to learn for each new level. Pathetic, honesty.
The only reason I have been ok is because I already know how to read arabic including harakat and know some words and grammar.
I thought this would help challenge me and advance but it doesn't seem like it will. Pity.
Spell it out in your head, what does مرآب sound like versus جراج? (Personally, i hear mraaab in what you said (could be wrong)) but that last letter in yours is a B. Whereas, Jaraaj sounds more like garage. After some research, مرآب stands for parking lot, not garage.
