Levantine Arabic Verbs 4+

Name: Levantine Arabic Verbs
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Author: Timothy Whiting

Timothy Whiting

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説明

View over 700 Levantine Arabic verbs, with participle forms, maSdar, and all conjugations in present and past tense.

Verbs collected for the Levantine Arabic dialects:
Lebanese・Syrian・Jordanian・Palestinian

● English definition + appropriate prepositions
● Search for verbs in English and Arabic
● View verbs grouped by verb form (I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII,VIII, IIX, IX, X)
● Browse verbs grouped by category
● Save a list of your favourite verbs

Each verb includes:
・English definition
・Associated subject, object, and preposition
・Active Participle
・Passive Participle
・Verbal Noun
・Imperatie
・Past tense
・Present tense (without ب) prefix
・Present tense (with ب prefix)
(Conjugated for: I, You (masc), You (fem), You (plural), We, She, He , They)

For ease of learning - verbs are organised into:
・Daily verbs
・Intermediate verbs
・Advanced verbs

And further grouped by the following categories:
・Emotions
・Food
・Work
・Politics
・Daily routine
・Travel
・Shopping
・Sport
・The home
・School
・Life
・Relationships
・Weather
・Transport
+ more

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For the full Levantine Arabic Dictionary, download the app *Essential Levantine Arabic* - which contains all the verbs in this app, along with:
・900+ nouns
・300+ adverbs, conjunctions, prepositions
・200+ adjectives

2023年4月8日

バージョン 2.4

Improved and simplified tab layout

1.0／5

1件の評価

Wrong conjugations

Conjugations look totally wrong to me and don’t correlate with other sources I have. For example, present form for كتب in first person, should be biktub instead of buktub.
Audio is also weird. I believe كتبوا should be pronounced kAtabu, not katabuA

Hi, I’m sorry you’ve been unhappy with the conjugations. The first pronunciation you mentioned biktub is mostly a Lebanese pronunciation with other parts of Syria too. The dialect included in the app attempts to me as general as possible for the whole of the levant but at times will differ to certain regions.

Thank you for alerting me to the second problem though. This shouldn’t be the case I will fix this and release an update shortly. Although generally this conjugation is written كَتَبوا the last aleph shouldn’t be pronounced