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The Hamza Overcorrection
Trying to fix an Arabic typo can create a new one. On a Cairo street sign, a well-meant Hamza correction left one Hamza too many — turning a small spelling fix into a small spelling fight. Thanks to this sharp catch by Marnix Demesmaeker, let’s unpack the glottal-stop rules behind it.
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No Word for "Mine"? How to Express Possessive Pronouns in Arabic
A CLASSIC | No Word for "Mine"? How to Express Possessive Pronouns in Arabic Unlike English, Arabic has no direct equivalents for possessive pronouns like "mine" or "yours." This article demonstrates a straightforward way to express possession by repeating the possessed noun and attaching the appropriate pronoun suffix, as in "هٰذِهِ السَّيّارةُ سَيَّارَتِي" (This car is mine). #Grammar #Translation https://yalla.li/rl3xl
Instead of teaching me Spanish teach me the uh prefixes and suffixes then I could probably figure it out. I want to know the patterns. Is adora or ador like er? Tell me because my depressed Spanish teacher wont
