Lesson 13-aaishah

[aaishah]

Jalasat Alqutut
Kharajat Attuyur[birds]minal Adeeqati[garden]
Akalat Alkilaabu Alqututa
Kasarat Alkuraaseeyy
Alabwaab Magluqat

These Cats Are Big
The Dogs Are Playing In The Shop
The Shirts Are Beautiful
Where Are The Chairs?
The Men Are In The Mosque&the Boys Are In The School


Fu3laan
Fu3ul
Fi3aal

Aqlaamu
Awraaqu
Aflaamu
Awlaadu

[.: Anna :.]

Jalasat Alqutut
Kharajat Attuyur[birds]minal Hadeeqati[garden]
you have to remove the min, its not necessary. Also Hadeeqa is spelled with a H
Akalat Alkilaabu Alqututa
Kasarat Alkuraaseeyy
What you've written is "she broke the chairs" not "the chairs broke" then if you wanted to say that you have to use the "passive" which we havent learned yet and i think is best avoided for now
Alabwaab Magluqat
do u mean ta marbuta here? if so its ok

These Cats Are Big
The Dogs Are Playing In The Shop
The Shirts Are Beautiful
Where Are The Chairs?
The Men Are In The Mosque&the Boys Are In The School


Fu3laan
Fu3ul
Fi3aal

Aqlaamun
Awraaqun
Aflaamun
Awlaadun
You've made the pattern into a "diptote" which its not, so you have to include the tanween on the end rather than single damma, unless you are making it definate

Very good work!

[aaishah]

jazakilahukhayran,i meant taa marbut in the''magluqat''.pls explain the kasarat kuraaseey,i want to know what to say instead.i meant ''the chairs broke''

[.: Anna :.]

sis.... its a whole nother topic, which really has to be explained in a lesson...
although if ur looking for a quick solution how to say it, without changing the vowels as I did above... you can say inkassarat ul kuraasee which is a slight dif verb from the same root
but insha allah i'll do the topic quite soon... its alot to cover