"a big house"
Translation:بَيت كَبير
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I agree with you. If one doesn't know the arabic sound of a word, how can one even try to sound out the phrase. This system leaves a bit to be desired.
I see it as an extra challenge to go learn the things myself that duo lingo doesnt teach. Haha theres so much free stuff out there! We just gotta put on the effort.
I wrote ( باب كبير ) instead of ( بيت كبير ) and it was accepted. Even tho what I wrote means a big door.
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I'm confused about the word order. I switched them (kabir bayt) because I thought you read from right to left (so Kabir would be the first word).
Can someone please explain the order of words to me. For example, "an amazing house" is mumtaz bayt (from right to left; Mumtaaz comes before Bayt)
Thank you
In Arabic, the adjective follows the noun, unlike in English where the adjective comes before the noun. This has to do with word order and not which direction it's written in, if that makes sense.
How can i translate the words that I've never learned before ... And also need pronounciation, por favor
Hey why are you guys learning for ? 1. For Academics. 2. Religion. 3. Finding it interesting.
Actually in the past I wanted to learn it cuz of religion but now I find it interesting
No sabia que primero va el sustantivo y luego el adjetivo. Tampoco sabia que bait era casa ni que tawil era big.
It would be helpful if the program stated grammar rules. For example, does an adjective always follow the noun in writing even though it precedes the noun when spoken?
The order of words is different, in english it's 'new house' but in arabic it's 'house new'
How do you pronounce "house" in Arabic and how do you write it in seperated letters?
Someone asked how it's written in separated letters... This is how it's written that way.
In this version / dialect of Arabic, the word house is spelled "bayt" and is pronounced like the words "wait" and "late". (Bay-t)
