Okay, now it's your turn. |
Do you remember how to say “What's the matter?” |
مالَك؟ |
(malak?) |
Imagine the office is cold. Do you remember how to say “cold?” |
بَرد, بَرد |
(bard, bard) |
Say “The office is cold.” |
المَكتَب بَرد. |
(el-maktab bard.) |
Now answer the question saying the office is cold. |
مالَك؟ |
(malak?) |
المَكتَب بَرد. |
(el-maktab bard.) |
Now imagine the office is noisy. Do you remember how to say “noisy?” |
دَوشَة, دَوشَة |
(dawšah, dawšah) |
Say “The office is noisy.” |
المَكتَب دَوشَة. |
(el-maktab dawšah.) |
Now answer the question saying the office is noisy. |
مالَك؟ |
(malak?) |
المَكتَب دَوشَة. |
(el-maktab dawšah.) |
Now imagine the office is dirty. Do you remember how to say “dirty?” |
مِش نضيف, مِش نضيف |
(meš neḍīf, meš neḍīf) |
Say “The office is dirty.” |
المَكتَب مِش نضيف. |
(el-maktab meš neḍīf.) |
Now answer the question saying the office is dirty. |
مالَك؟ |
(malak?) |
المَكتَب مِش نضيف. |
(el-maktab meš neḍīf.) |
In this lesson, you learned new vocabulary and phrases you can use in your everyday life to make complaints. |
You are now able to share your concerns like a native speaker! |
See you in the next lesson! |
Bye! |
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