INTRODUCTION |
Hala: أهلا و سهلا |
Roland: أهلاً بيكي. Roland here! Newbie Season 2 , Lesson 18 - Where is Their Class? |
Roland: Hello, and welcome back to the ArabicPOD101.com , the fastest, easiest and most fun way to learn Arabic! I'm joined in the studio by Hala. |
Hala: Hello everyone. Hala here. |
Roland: In this lesson you will learn how to use |
Hala: the rest of the possessives |
Hala: This conversation takes place |
Hala: in a school |
Roland: The conversation is between |
Hala: three friends |
Roland: therefore the speakers will be speaking |
Hala: informal Egyptian Arabic |
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Roland: Let's listen to the conversation. |
DIALOGUE |
رولاند: أهلاً يا هالة ، أنا عايز سـعاد و أحمد ، هــم فين؟ |
هالة: مـش عارفة يا رولاند، بـس يـمـكـن في فـصـلـهم . |
رولاند: فين فـصـلـهم؟ في الدور الأول؟ |
هالة: لأ، في الدور التاني ، جـنــب فـصـلـنا . |
رولاند: آآه ، جـنـب فـصـلـنا ، ماشي كـويـس قوي. |
[ بعد شوية ] |
رولاند: يا سـعاد، يا سـعاد ، دقيقة من فـضـلـك ، إنتي عـنـدك درس دلـوقتي؟ |
سعاد: أيوة، عـنـدي درس عربي ،و بعدين عـنـدي درس إنـجليزي في فـصـلـكو. |
هالة: بجـد ؟ مـيـة مـيـة ، بـس ليه مـش في فـصـلـك؟ |
سعاد: فـصـلـنا فيه درس فرنساوي بعد العربي ، مـش إنجليزي ! |
English Host: Let’s hear the conversation one time slowly. |
A: ʾhlan yā Hālh , ʾnā ʿāyiz Suʿād wi ʾḥmad, humma fīn ? |
B: miš ʿārfh yā Rūlānd , bas yimkin fī faṣluhum . |
A: fīn faṣluhum ? fī id-dūr ʾilʾwwil ? |
B: laʾ , fī id-dūr ʾt-tāny , ganb faṣlinā . |
A: Aaah , ganb faṣlinā , māšī kuwayyis ʾwī |
baʿd šuwayyh , |
A: yā Suʿād, yā Suʿād , diʾīʾh min faḍlik , ʾintī ʿandik dars dilwaʾtī ? |
C: ʾywh , ʿandī dars ʿarabī , wi baʿdīn ʿandī dars ʿinglīzī fī faṣlukū . |
B: bigad ? miyyh miyyh , bas līh miš fī faṣlik ? |
C: faṣlinā fīh dars faransāwī baʿd ʾil-ʿarabī, miš ʾinglīzī ! |
English Host: Now let’s hear it with the English translation. |
رولاند: أهلاً يا هالة ، أنا عايز سـعاد و أحمد ، هــم فين؟ |
Roland: Hi Hala, I want Soad and Ahmed, where are they? |
هالة: مـش عارفة يا رولاند، بـس يـمـكـن في فـصـلـهم . |
Roland: I don't know, Roland, maybe in their class. |
رولاند: فين فـصـلـهم؟ في الدور الأول؟ |
Roland: Where is their class? On the first floor? |
هالة: لأ، في الدور التاني ، جـنــب فـصـلـنا . |
Roland: No, on the second floor, next to our class. |
رولاند: آآه ، جـنـب فـصـلـنا ، ماشي كـويـس قوي. |
Roland: Oh, next to our class. Okay, that's very good. |
[ بعد شوية ] |
Roland[A little while later…] |
رولاند: يا سـعاد، يا سـعاد ، دقيقة من فـضـلـك ، إنتي عـنـدك درس دلـوقتي؟ |
Roland: Soad, Soad, one minute, please. Do you have a lesson now? |
سعاد: أيوة ، عـنـدي درس عربي ،و بعدين عـنـدي درس إنـجليزي في فـصـلـكو. |
Roland: Yes, I have an Arabic lesson, then an English lesson in your class. |
هالة: بجـد ؟ مـيـة مـيـة ، بـس ليه مـش في فـصـلـك؟ |
Roland: Really (seriously)? Perfect, but why not in your class? |
سعاد: فـصـلـنا فيه درس فرنساوي بعد العربي ، مـش إنجليزي ! |
Roland: Our class has a French lesson after the Arabic, not English! |
POST CONVERSATION BANTER |
Hala: When someone asks you a question, you are expected to give a very fulfilling answer |
Roland: Yes, if your answer is to short ( to the person hearing it ), then you will be asked another question, and another, until it's all clear, same thing will happen to you if you ask a question to anyone, the answer might be too long and detailed for you, with some extra information, that you didn’t ask for |
Hala: but its Ok, we love to pass the knowledge! |
VOCAB LIST |
Roland: Let's take a look at the vocabulary for this lesson. |
: The first word we shall see is: |
Hala: فصـل [natural native speed] |
Roland: class |
Hala: فصـل [slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Hala: فصـل [natural native speed] |
: Next: |
Hala: دور [natural native speed] |
Roland: floor (Egyptian Arabic) |
Hala: دور [slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Hala: دور [natural native speed] |
: Next: |
Hala: أول [natural native speed] |
Roland: first (Egyptian Arabic) |
Hala: أول [slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Hala: أول [natural native speed] |
: Next: |
Hala: تاني [natural native speed] |
Roland: second (Egyptian Arabic) |
Hala: تاني [slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Hala: تاني [natural native speed] |
: Next: |
Hala: جـنـب [natural native speed] |
Roland: next to (Egyptian Arabic) |
Hala: جـنـب [slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Hala: جـنـب [natural native speed] |
: Next: |
Hala: درس [natural native speed] |
Roland: class, lesson |
Hala: درس [slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Hala: درس [natural native speed] |
: Next: |
Hala: دلوقتي [natural native speed] |
Roland: now (Egyptian Arabic) |
Hala: دلوقتي [slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Hala: دلوقتي [natural native speed] |
: Next: |
Hala: بـعــدين [natural native speed] |
Roland: after that, later (Egyptian Arabic) |
Hala: بـعــدين [slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Hala: بـعــدين [natural native speed] |
: Next: |
Hala: دقيقة [natural native speed] |
Roland: a minute (Egyptian Arabic) |
Hala: دقيقة [slowly - broken down by syllable] |
Hala: دقيقة [natural native speed] |
VOCAB AND PHRASE USAGE |
Roland: Let's have a closer look at the usage for some of the words and phrases from this lesson. |
Roland: The first word we’ll look at is....”آآه, Aahh” |
Hala: A very informal word, but surprisingly , it can be used also in formal situations, as it means ( Ohh ), its more of a reaction, mostly heard between friends, but if you are talking to someone at work and they are explaining something to you, and you got what they were saying, you say ” Aahh” as I got what you said. but again it mostly used between friends. |
Roland: and the second word we are going to look at is…. |
Hala: دقيقة |
this word means ( a minute ), but its also used ( just a minute, or just a second ) please, you can use it to call someone, just by saying ( a minute please ), we use it also to call people. Even if you don’t the name, you can say “One minute please”, and that get their attention and stop. |
Lesson focus
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Hala: The focus of this lesson is (Possessives , our ) يـِمـْكـِن في فـَصْـلـُهُم "maybe in their class" |
Roland: to say ( our ), we will add ( na ) at the end of the noun, so by using ( faṣl ) as an example, it will be ( faṣlna ) |
Hala: a small tip to make your pronunciation easier, add small ( i ) sound before the ( na), so it should be ( faṣlina ), thats what you will hear most people say, and it will be easier for you to say. |
Roland: and the second grammar point is how to form the possessive third person plural which is “their” |
Hala: To say ( their ), we will add ( hum ) at the end of the noun, if we used ( فصل, faṣl ), it will be ( فصلهم, faṣlhum ), if you like to apply the small tip we kept using, by adding the ( u ) sound before ( hum ), that might make it easier for you, so it will be ( فَصْلُهُم,faṣluhum ). It is only to make smoother and easier to say. |
Roland: Please remember, we are still dealing with masculine nouns, not feminine . |
Outro
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Roland: That just about does it for today. |
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Roland: Compare it to the native speakers... |
Hala: And adjust your pronunciation! |
Roland: This will help you improve your pronunciation fast! |
Hala: شكراً رولاند, مع السلامة |
Roland: مع السلامة، أشوفكو بعدين |
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