ABOUT SERMON: Arabic Verbs
Welcome to our video about Arabic verbs from Quran ! Today, we will look at two Arabic verbs: “أتى” (atā) and “ءاتى” (ātā). These two words share the same root, which means they come from the same basic letters. This is an interesting part of learning Arabic.
In Arabic, many words come from a set of three letters called a “root.” The root for both “أتى” and “ءاتى” is “أ ت ي.” This root has a basic meaning, which is “to come.”
- أتى (atā): This verb means “to come.” For example, you might say, “He came to the house” in Arabic using this verb.
- ءاتى (ātā): This verb means “to give” or “to bring.” For example, you might say, “He gave a gift” or “He brought food” in Arabic using this verb.
Even though both verbs come from the same root, they have different meanings because they follow different patterns. Patterns in Arabic help change the root letters into different words with different meanings.
In this video, we will:
- Explain what a root is in Arabic.
- Show how the same root can create different words.
- Give you examples of how to use “أتى” and “ءاتى” in sentences.
- Help you understand the difference between these two verbs.
This video is great for anyone who wants to learn Arabic. If you are a beginner, this will help you see how words are made. If you already know some Arabic, this will help you understand more about verb patterns and Arabic verbs from Quran.
Join us and learn how these two verbs are related. Arabic is a beautiful language with many interesting things to learn. Let’s start this journey together!
ABOUT SERMON: Arabic Verbs
Welcome to our video about Arabic verbs! Today, we will look at two Arabic verbs: “أتى” (atā) and “ءاتى” (ātā). These two words share the same root, which means they come from the same basic letters. This is an interesting part of learning Arabic.
In Arabic, many words come from a set of three letters called a “root.” The root for both “أتى” and “ءاتى” is “أ ت ي.” This root has a basic meaning, which is “to come.”
- أتى (atā): This verb means “to come.” For example, you might say, “He came to the house” in Arabic using this verb.
- ءاتى (ātā): This verb means “to give” or “to bring.” For example, you might say, “He gave a gift” or “He brought food” in Arabic using this verb.
Even though both verbs come from the same root, they have different meanings because they follow different patterns. Patterns in Arabic help change the root letters into different words with different meanings.
In this video, we will:
- Explain what a root is in Arabic.
- Show how the same root can create different words.
- Give you examples of how to use “أتى” and “ءاتى” in sentences.
- Help you understand the difference between these two verbs.
This video is great for anyone who wants to learn Arabic. If you are a beginner, this will help you see how words are made. If you already know some Arabic, this will help you understand more about verb patterns and arabic verbs from Quran.
Join us and learn how these two verbs are related. Arabic is a beautiful language with many interesting things to learn. Let’s start this journey together!
