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79 [seventy-nine]

Adjectives 2

Adjectives 2

‫79[تسعة وسبعون]‬

79[tiseat wasabeuna]

‫الصفات 2‬

[alsafat 2]

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I am wearing a blue dress. ‫أ-تدي --با- -ز-ق.‬ ‫----- ث---- أ----- ‫-ر-د- ث-ب-ً أ-ر-.- ------------------- ‫أرتدي ثوباً أزرق.‬ 0
a-t-d- thwba-----zr---. a----- t------ '------- a-t-d- t-w-a-n '-z-a-a- ----------------------- artadi thwbaan 'azraqa.
I am wearing a red dress. ‫ --تد- -وب-ً-أ-م-.‬ ‫ أ---- ث---- أ----- ‫ أ-ت-ي ث-ب-ً أ-م-.- -------------------- ‫ أرتدي ثوباً أحمر.‬ 0
'-rt--- -hw-a-- '-hma-. '------ t------ '------ '-r-a-i t-w-a-n '-h-a-. ----------------------- 'artadi thwbaan 'ahmar.
I am wearing a green dress. ‫أ--د---و-اً -خضر-‬ ‫----- ث---- أ----- ‫-ر-د- ث-ب-ً أ-ض-.- ------------------- ‫أرتدي ثوباً أخضر.‬ 0
a--a------baa-----h-ar. a----- t------ '------- a-t-d- t-w-a-n '-k-d-r- ----------------------- artadi thwbaan 'akhdar.
I’m buying a black bag. ‫-ش-ري----ب---د-سود-ء-‬ ‫----- ح---- ي- س------ ‫-ش-ر- ح-ي-ة ي- س-د-ء-‬ ----------------------- ‫أشتري حقيبة يد سوداء.‬ 0
a---t-r- -aq---t-yd ----'. a------- h------ y- s----- a-h-t-r- h-q-b-t y- s-d-'- -------------------------- ashatari haqibat yd suda'.
I’m buying a brown bag. ‫أشت-- حقي-ة -د ب-ية.‬ ‫----- ح---- ي- ب----- ‫-ش-ر- ح-ي-ة ي- ب-ي-.- ---------------------- ‫أشتري حقيبة يد بنية.‬ 0
ash--ari--a--b-t-yd ban---a. a------- h------ y- b------- a-h-t-r- h-q-b-t y- b-n-a-a- ---------------------------- ashatari haqibat yd baniata.
I’m buying a white bag. ‫---ر- حقي---ي---ي-ا-.‬ ‫----- ح---- ي- ب------ ‫-ش-ر- ح-ي-ة ي- ب-ض-ء-‬ ----------------------- ‫أشتري حقيبة يد بيضاء.‬ 0
a-ha-a-i--a--b-t -- -a----. a------- h------ y- b------ a-h-t-r- h-q-b-t y- b-y-a-. --------------------------- ashatari haqibat yd bayda'.
I need a new car. ‫إن- ب--ج- --- -ي----ج--د-.‬ ‫--- ب---- إ-- س---- ج------ ‫-ن- ب-ا-ة إ-ى س-ا-ة ج-ي-ة-‬ ---------------------------- ‫إني بحاجة إلى سيارة جديدة.‬ 0
'-ini --haja--'--la---ay-r-t -a-i-ata. '---- b------ '----- s------ j-------- '-i-i b-h-j-t '-i-a- s-y-r-t j-d-d-t-. -------------------------------------- 'iini bihajat 'iilaa sayarat jadidata.
I need a fast car. ‫--ي ب--ج--إل- ----- س-يعة-‬ ‫--- ب---- إ-- س---- س------ ‫-ن- ب-ا-ة إ-ى س-ا-ة س-ي-ة-‬ ---------------------------- ‫إني بحاجة إلى سيارة سريعة.‬ 0
'---i ---aja- '-il-a ---a------r--a-a. '---- b------ '----- s------ s-------- '-i-i b-h-j-t '-i-a- s-y-r-t s-r-e-t-. -------------------------------------- 'iini bihajat 'iilaa sayarat sarieata.
I need a comfortable car. ‫-ن--ب---ة إل- ---ر---ر---.‬ ‫--- ب---- إ-- س---- م------ ‫-ن- ب-ا-ة إ-ى س-ا-ة م-ي-ة-‬ ---------------------------- ‫إني بحاجة إلى سيارة مريحة.‬ 0
'--ni------at-'-ilaa say--at--u-i-a. '---- b------ '----- s------ m------ '-i-i b-h-j-t '-i-a- s-y-r-t m-r-h-. ------------------------------------ 'iini bihajat 'iilaa sayarat muriha.
An old lady lives at the top. ‫---ا---م ا---وي---ي- سيد---جوز-‬ ‫-- ا---- ا----- ت--- س--- ع----- ‫-ي ا-ق-م ا-ع-و- ت-ي- س-د- ع-و-.- --------------------------------- ‫في القسم العلوي تعيش سيدة عجوز.‬ 0
fi --qis- al-alaw-i-ta--s- s---datan--ajuz. f- a----- a-------- t----- s-------- e----- f- a-q-s- a-e-l-w-i t-e-s- s-y-d-t-n e-j-z- ------------------------------------------- fi alqism alealawii taeish sayidatan eajuz.
A fat lady lives at the top. ‫في --قس- ال--وي -ع-- سيدة سم--ة-‬ ‫-- ا---- ا----- ت--- س--- س------ ‫-ي ا-ق-م ا-ع-و- ت-ي- س-د- س-ي-ة-‬ ---------------------------------- ‫في القسم العلوي تعيش سيدة سمينة.‬ 0
fy-a---sm ale--aw-i t---sh-s---da--n----in---. f- a----- a-------- t----- s-------- s-------- f- a-q-s- a-e-l-w-i t-e-s- s-y-d-t-n s-m-n-t-. ---------------------------------------------- fy alqism alealawii taeish sayidatan saminata.
A curious lady lives below. ‫ف- ال-سم --سفل- تع-- -ي----ض-لي--‬ ‫-- ا---- ا----- ت--- س--- ف------- ‫-ي ا-ق-م ا-س-ل- ت-ي- س-د- ف-و-ي-.- ----------------------------------- ‫في القسم السفلي تعيش سيدة فضولية.‬ 0
f---l--sm a-sufli---ae--h -a-i-at-- -ad-li. f- a----- a------- t----- s-------- f------ f- a-q-s- a-s-f-i- t-e-s- s-y-d-t-n f-d-l-. ------------------------------------------- fy alqism alsuflii taeish sayidatan faduli.
Our guests were nice people. ‫ك-ن-ضي-فنا أ--ساً -طف---‬ ‫--- ض----- أ----- ل------ ‫-ا- ض-و-ن- أ-ا-ا- ل-ف-ء-‬ -------------------------- ‫كان ضيوفنا أناساً لطفاء.‬ 0
ka- -uy---na--nasa-n ---afa--. k-- d------- a------ l-------- k-n d-y-f-n- a-a-a-n l-t-f-'-. ------------------------------ kan duyufina anasaan litafa'a.
Our guests were polite people. ‫--ن--ي-ف-ا--ن-س---مؤد--ن-‬ ‫--- ض----- أ----- م------- ‫-ا- ض-و-ن- أ-ا-ا- م-د-ي-.- --------------------------- ‫كان ضيوفنا أناساً مؤدبين.‬ 0
ka-n ----f-na ana--a------d---n-. k--- d------- a------ m---------- k-a- d-y-f-n- a-a-a-n m-w-d-b-n-. --------------------------------- kaan duyufina anasaan muwadibina.
Our guests were interesting people. ‫--- -يو-نا أ--ساً-م-----‬ ‫--- ض----- أ----- م------ ‫-ا- ض-و-ن- أ-ا-ا- م-م-ن-‬ -------------------------- ‫كان ضيوفنا أناساً مهمين.‬ 0
k-an-d--ufi-- ana-aa--m-h--n-. k--- d------- a------ m------- k-a- d-y-f-n- a-a-a-n m-h-i-a- ------------------------------ kaan duyufina anasaan mihmina.
I have lovely children. ‫-ن-ي--ط-ا- م-يع---‬ ‫---- أ---- م------- ‫-ن-ي أ-ف-ل م-ي-و-.- -------------------- ‫عندي أطفال مطيعون.‬ 0
ei--- '--f-l --tieu--. e---- '----- m-------- e-n-i '-t-a- m-t-e-n-. ---------------------- eindi 'atfal matieuna.
But the neighbours have naughty children. ‫-كن--ير-----عندهم أ-لا- وقح-ن-‬ ‫--- ج------ ع---- أ---- و------ ‫-ك- ج-ر-ن-ا ع-د-م أ-ل-د و-ح-ن-‬ -------------------------------- ‫لكن جيراننا عندهم أولاد وقحون.‬ 0
lk--a -a-ra-an--e----h-m---wl-d--aqa---a. l---- j-------- e------- '----- w-------- l-u-a j-y-a-a-a e-n-a-u- '-w-a- w-q-h-n-. ----------------------------------------- lkuna jayranana eindahum 'awlad waqahuna.
Are your children well behaved? ‫هل--ول-دك --د--ن ؟‬ ‫-- أ----- م----- ؟- ‫-ل أ-ل-د- م-د-و- ؟- -------------------- ‫هل أولادك مؤدبون ؟‬ 0
hl '--l-di- m-a-i-u--? h- '------- m------- ? h- '-w-a-i- m-a-i-u- ? ---------------------- hl 'awladik muadibun ?

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