Essential Phrase: Gender Forms
How to introduce people in Arabic, first, you need to know the masculine and feminine gender forms. Below is the gender form
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A student |
Tholeb |
طَالِـب |
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A female student |
Tholeba |
طَالِـبَة |
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A teacher |
Mudar-ris |
مُـدَرِّس |
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A female teacher |
Mudar-risah |
مُـدَرِّسَـة |
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A clerk |
MuwaZ-Zaf |
مُوَظَّـفَ |
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A female clerk |
MuwaZ-Zafa |
مُوَظَّـفَـة |
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A doctor |
Thobeeb |
طَبِـيْـب |
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A female doctor |
Thobeeba |
طَبِـيْـبَـة |
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Engineer |
muhandis |
مُـهَـنْدِس |
|
female Engineer |
muhandisa |
مُـهَـنْدِسَـة |
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Manager |
Mudeer |
مُـدِيْـر |
|
female manager |
Mudeera |
مُـدِيْـرَة |
Speaking skills: Who are you?
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Who are you? |
Man Anta? |
مَنْ أَنْـتَ؟ |
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I am a student |
Ana Tholeb |
أَنَاْ طَالِب |
|
Who are you? |
Man Anta? |
مَنْ أَنْـتَ؟ |
|
I am a teacher |
Ana Mudar-ris |
أَنَاْ مُدَرِّس |
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Who are you (female)? |
Man Ante? |
مَنْ أَنْـتِ؟ |
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I am Emily |
Ana Emile |
أنا إِمِيْلِي |
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Who are you (male)? |
Man Anta |
مَنْ أَنْـتَ؟ |
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I am John |
Ana John |
أنا جُوْن |
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