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Understanding Arabic Future Tense Conjugation

When you're learning Arabic, one of the essential things you'll need to master is verb conjugation, especially when it comes to expressing future actions. In Arabic, the future tense isn't formed by changing the verb itself (as in English), but by adding a prefix to the root of the verb. This can initially feel a bit tricky, but with a little practice, it becomes much easier to understand.

The Basics of Arabic Future Tense

In Arabic, the future tense is created by attaching the prefix "سـ" (pronounced as "sa") or "سوف" (pronounced as "sawfa") to the base verb. Both of these prefixes serve to indicate that an action will happen in the future. "سـ" is a bit more common and used in everyday conversation, while "سوف" tends to sound more formal or literary. The verb itself doesn’t change in its root form.

For example:

"يكتب" (yaktubu) means "he writes" (present tense).

"سـيكتب" (sayaktubu) means "he will write" (future tense).

Notice how the verb form remains largely the same, with just the prefix “سـ” added to signal the future tense.

Using “سوف” vs. “سـ”

While both "سـ" and "سوف" express the future tense, there's a slight difference in their use. "سوف" often implies a more distant or definite future action, and is usually seen in formal contexts, literature, or when you want to emphasize the future action. "سـ" is simpler and often used in daily conversation, and it doesn’t necessarily emphasize the future as strongly as "سوف" does.

For example:

"سوف أذهب" (sawfa adhhabu) – "I will go" (perhaps more formal, implying a planned or definite future action).

"سأذهب" (sa’adhhabu) – "I will go" (more casual, commonly used in daily speech).

In everyday speech, you’ll likely hear the “سـ” more often. It feels more natural and immediate.

How to Conjugate Verbs in the Future Tense

Arabic verbs change depending on who is performing the action. The future tense is no different, so you'll have to adjust the prefix for the subject (I, you, he, she, etc.). This is important for conjugating verbs correctly in the future tense.

Here are the basic conjugations with “سـ”:

I will – سـ (sa) + verb: "سأكتب" (sa’aktubu) – "I will write"

You (masculine) will – سـ (sa) + verb: "ستكتب" (sataktubu) – "You will write"

You (feminine) will – سـ (sa) + verb: "ستكتبين" (sataktubeen) – "You will write"

He will – سـ (sa) + verb: "سيكتب" (sayaktubu) – "He will write"

She will – سـ (sa) + verb: "ستكتب" (sataktubu) – "She will write"

We will – سـ (sa) + verb: "سنكتب" (sanaktubu) – "We will write"

You all will – سـ (sa) + verb: "ستكتبون" (sataktuboona) – "You all will write"

They will – سـ (sa) + verb: "سيكتبون" (sayaktuboona) – "They will write"

If you're using “سوف” instead of "سـ," the conjugations are similar, but "سوف" is a little more formal. For example:

"سوف أذهب" (sawfa adhhabu) – "I will go"

"سوف يكتب" (sawfa yaktubu) – "He will write"

Example Sentences

Here’s how future tense conjugation works in action. Let’s take a look at a few example sentences:

أريد أن أذهب إلى السوق غدًا (ureed an adhhab ila al-souq ghadan) – "I want to go to the market tomorrow." In this sentence, you can see the verb "أذهب" (adhhab) in the present tense. But if you want to make it future tense, it changes to "سأذهب" (sa’adhhab).

سأدرس في المكتبة غدًا (sa’adrusu fi al-maktaba ghadan) – "I will study in the library tomorrow."

سنلعب كرة القدم في الحديقة (sanal’abu kuraat al-qadam fi al-hadiqa) – "We will play soccer in the park."

ستذهب إلى المدرسة بعد قليل (satadhhab ila al-madrasa ba'da qaleel) – "She will go to the school soon."

سأغسل الصحون الآن (sa’ghassilu al-suhun al-aan) – "I will wash the dishes now."

Notice how the tense stays consistent but the subject changes the verb form. This is a critical aspect of mastering Arabic conjugation.

Future Tense and Negation

To make a sentence negative in the future tense, you can use the word "لن" (lan), which is placed before the verb. This is equivalent to saying "will not" in English.

For example:

"لن أذهب" (lan adhhab) – "I will not go."

"لن أكتب" (lan aktubu) – "I will not write."

This negation structure is straightforward and commonly used in conversation.

Conclusion

Arabic future tense conjugation is simpler than it may initially appear. With a clear understanding of the prefixes "سـ" and "سوف," and the practice of conjugating verbs based on the subject, you’ll be able to express future actions with ease. The best way to get comfortable with it is to practice with different verbs, subjects, and scenarios. Before you know it, you’ll be speaking about the future in Arabic like a pro!

Remember: سأذهب إلى السوق غدًا – "I will go to the market tomorrow."

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Understanding Arabic Adverbs – أَحوَال (ʾaḥwal)

In the study of the Arabic language, one of the key elements to mastering its structure is understanding the role of adverbs. These words help modify verbs, adjectives, or even other adverbs, providing additional information such as time, place, manner, or frequency. In Arabic, adverbs are known as Arabic Adverbs – أَحوَال (ʾaḥwal). These play a crucial role in giving context and depth to sentences, making communication more precise and rich.

What Are Arabic Adverbs (أَحوَال)?

In Arabic, adverbs, or أَحوَال (ʾaḥwal), are words that describe how, when, where, and to what extent something happens. They can be formed from adjectives or other parts of speech, often indicating a quality or state of being in relation to the action described in the sentence. For example, adverbs can tell us if an action happens quickly, slowly, rarely, or in a specific location.

Types of Arabic Adverbs

Arabic adverbs are classified based on what they describe. Some of the main categories include:

Adverbs of Time (أحوال الزمان): These describe when an action takes place. Words such as "now," "soon," and "yesterday" are typical examples. For instance:

"اليوم" (al-yawm) means "today."

"غدًا" (ghadan) means "tomorrow."

Adverbs of Place (أحوال المكان): These adverbs indicate where an action occurs. Some examples include:

"هنا" (huna) means "here."

"هناك" (hunak) means "there."

Adverbs of Manner (أحوال الكيفية): These provide details on how an action is performed, such as the speed or quality. For example:

"ببطء" (bubṭiʾ) means "slowly."

"جيدًا" (jayyidan) means "well."

Adverbs of Frequency (أحوال التكرار): These adverbs show how often something happens. Examples include:

"دائمًا" (da'iman) means "always."

"أحيانًا" (aḥyanan) means "sometimes."

Adverbs of Degree (أحوال الدرجة): These express the intensity or extent of an action or state. For example:

"جداً" (jiddan) means "very."

"قليلاً" (qalilan) means "a little."

How to Form Arabic Adverbs

Many Arabic adverbs are derived from adjectives. To form an adverb, it’s common to add the suffix "-ًا" to the adjective, though there are exceptions. For example:

The adjective "سريع" (sariʿ), meaning "fast," becomes the adverb "سريعًا" (sariʿan), meaning "quickly."

The adjective "طويل" (ṭawil), meaning "long," changes to "طويلًا" (ṭawilan), meaning "longly" or "for a long time."

Placement of Adverbs in Arabic Sentences

The placement of adverbs in Arabic sentences usually depends on the type of adverb. For example:

Adverbs of time and place can often appear at the beginning or end of a sentence.

Adverbs of manner usually come after the verb or after the object, depending on what is being emphasized.

For instance:

"سافر محمد اليوم" (sāfar Muḥammad al-yawm) means "Muhammad traveled today."

"قرأ الكتاب ببطء" (qara'a al-kitāb bibuṭ'ī) means "He read the book slowly."

In both cases, the adverb provides extra detail about the action in the sentence.

The Importance of Adverbs in Arabic

Adverbs like Arabic Adverbs – أَحوَال (ʾaḥwal) are crucial because they enhance communication by adding layers of meaning. They help clarify the context of the action, making it easier for the listener or reader to understand when, where, how, or to what extent something is happening. Without adverbs, sentences would be much more limited and vague, and the nuances of the language would be lost.

In conclusion, Arabic Adverbs – أَحوَال (ʾaḥwal) are an essential part of mastering the language, as they allow speakers to be more precise and expressive. Understanding the different types of adverbs and how to use them correctly will greatly improve both your spoken and written Arabic, helping you sound more natural and fluent. Whether you're describing actions in terms of time, place, frequency, or intensity, adverbs are your go-to tools for adding depth and clarity to your sentences.

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*📮ROZÈ  KI   NIYAT   KI   GHALAT    DU'à  SÈ   BACHÈN‼*

_🚫Very Imp Msg for all of you !!_

_🌟 Èk   Du'ã    jo   Haal   Hee   Mèi    Ijaad    Huvi    Jis'kã    Tarjuma   Hamãrè   Rozè   Ko   "Incomplete"   kartã    Hai,    aur    Afsos   kè    Aaj    Vo   Du'ã    Ham     Sab-mèi     Aam     Hai   Ramzãn    kè   Calendars   Mei,_ 

_Aur    Ham    Is'kè    Sahi     YA    Ghalat    Honè-par   Tawajjo    Nahi    Dè   Paa-rahè    Hai_

 _Aayèn   Dèkhtè   Hai    is'mè    Kyã   Ghalti    Hai❓_

_➡ Rozã   Rakh'nè   ki   Niyat   ki    Du'ã   – *“Navayatu  an-asou’mè   Ghadan”*_

_*➡Tarjuma –   “Mai   Rozã   Rakh'nè    Ki   Niyat   kartã/karti    Hun    KAL    Kâ”*_

 *📝Arabi   Zubaan   Mèi    Jo   Kal (Past) Guzrã   Usè   Kahètè   Hai     “Al-Ams”*

*📝 Jo   Aaj   Guzar-rahã    Hai (Present)   Usè   Kahètè   Hai     “Al-Youm”*

*📝 Aur    jo   kal   Aanè    Wãlã (Future)  Hai    Usè   Kahètè    Hai   “Ghadan”*

_➡Tou   Kyã    Maanè    Hotè   hai    iss    Du'ã    kè❓_

_*“ke   Mai   Rozã   Rakh'nè    ki    Niyat   kartã    Hun   Kal    kã”*‼_

_🌟 Jab  Kè  Sab-hee    Jaantè    hai    jis-waqt    yè   Du'ã   ki    jaati    hai     Vo   usi    Din    kè    Rozè    ki    Niyat    Samajh    kè    Ki jaati     Hai,    yahin-Par      Nã-samjhi    kã     Shikär    hai_

*Phir   yè   Du'ã    Sahi   kaisè   huvi❓*

_❌ Tou   Bahèr-Haal   Niyat   kar'nè    ki   Koyi    Bhi   Maqsoos     Du'ã     Sahih     Ahãdees    Mèi    Allah    Kè   Nabi sallallahu alaihi wasallam  Sè      Sãbit     Nahi    Hai_ 

_*bas   yè   Dil   kã   Irãdah   Hai,    Lihãza   Aap   Dil   mè    Irãdah    kar-Lèn    kè    Mai   Rozã    rakhtã/rakhti    hun   khãlis   Allah   kè   liye*_

_⭐Allah Ta’ala   yaqeenan  Apnè   Bandon   kè   liyè   Deen   mè    Asaani    chãhtã    hai !  Dushwãri    Nahi   chãhtã_

🌟Ab   rahã   Sawãl   kè   aisi    Ghalat   Du'ã    kahãn   sè   ijaad    huvi❓

_*❗Ye    bas    iss-iliyè    huvi    kyun   ki    bataanè  wãlè   Nè    Apnã    Qoul    tou    batãyã   lèkin   Ham'nè    Tasdeeq    kiyè   baghèr   isè   amal    Mèi    lãyã.*_

_⭐Yaad Rahè : Amlon  Kã   Dãromadãr   Niyaton-Par   Hai   aur   Niyat   Dil  ke   Iraadè   ko   Kahètè   Hai,    Zubãn   Sè    Niyat   Karnã    Bidat    Hai_

💞 Allah-Ta’ala   hamè   Har Qism  kè  Ghaflaton  se   bachnè   ki  Toufeeq  atã   farmãyè....

Aameen ya Rabbul Aalameen

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What an In-Country Value (ICV) certificate is and Why your company needs it for business

The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (Adnoc) launched an In-Country Value (ICV) program in 2018 with a procurement focus to promote GDP diversification, emiratization, and strategic considerations. Later, earlier this year, the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development (ADDED) partnered with Adnoc to introduce the idea of a unified ICV certification process for suppliers in the United Arab Emirates, in keeping with the financial objectives of the government accelerator program, Ghadan 21 and in response to the program’s success. Aldar Properties, Abu Dhabi Ports, Adnoc, and ADDED are now known to as Participating Entities after they all entered the unified ICV certification procedure last year. In order to collaborate on the program, Adnoc has also inked agreements with Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) and Mubadala Investment Company. Soon, more entities should sign up for the ICV certification platform. The goal of the unified ICV program is to combine the ICV certification procedure into a single ICV certificate that may be utilized by any supplier, primary or secondary, that plans to participate in the procurement process of the Participating Entities. “Improving private sector participation, facilitating GDP diversification, and localizing essential supply chain components are the primary goals of the ICV Certificate. To put it simply, “In-Country Value is the amount that a supplier spends that stays in the UAE or contributes to the UAE, as stated by Peeyush Joardar, Partner, ICV & Audit at MBG Corporate Services, one of the authorized certifying bodies in the UAE.” By December 2019, more than 1,500 Emiratis were employed in the private sector thanks to the Adnoc ICV program, which has reinvested more than Dh44 billion ($12 billion) in the UAE economy. In the UAE, there are over 3,000 businesses with ICV certification. Among the areas taken into account for ICV certification are manufactured goods, investment, Emiratization, expatriate contribution, revenue from sources outside the United Arab Emirates, and increase in investment. As a result, the ICV program has developed a new business line that must be supplied from the United Arab Emirates. Additionally beneficial to businesses, the ICV certificate gives them the option to use their first right of refusal throughout the tendering process. Companies without the ICV certificate will still be able to compete on Adnoc Group projects, but they will not have the advantage over those with a higher ICV score because their ICV score will be 0 in the bid review process. “We have a team of experts with a track record of issuing ICV certificates across multiple industries, and we can help you obtain your unified ICV certificate within a short turnaround time,” he claims. It is our responsibility to first help clients comprehend the ICV program and identify the variables that influence the ICV score. We then offer ideas for actions to raise the score, such as streamlining organizational procedures, combining legal entities, organizing investments, optimizing the supply chain, and reducing the number of employees. The company’s audited financial statements prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards serve as the sole foundation for ICV certification (IFRS). It is recommended that financial statements be no more than two years from the year of certification. Furthermore, even though ownership of a group of licenses is shared, each license inside the group is regarded as a separate legal entity for businesses with several entities. “However, one combined ICV certificate is allowed for the company in that emirate if it has multiple branches in the same emirate with identical activities and ownership listed on the licences,” he clarifies. Here are the steps on how to obtain an ICV certification: Issue audited financial statements The first step is to issue audited financial statements on your company. These statements have to be prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and have to no longer be older than two years from the certifying 12 months. The statements must additionally be signed through an authorized auditor from the UAE Ministry of Economy. Complete the ICV certificate utility form Once you have got your audited financial statements, you can whole the ICV certificates software shape. The form may be downloaded from the website of the Ministry of Industry and Advanced Technology (MoIAT). Submit the application form and supporting files Once you have got finished the software shape, you should submit it to the MoIAT along with the following assisting files: A copy of your company’s change license A reproduction of your organization’s registration certificates A reproduction of your enterprise’s articles of affiliation A copy of your enterprise’s memorandum of know-how A replica of your organization’s organizational chart A reproduction of your organisation’s worker list A replica of your business enterprise’s education and improvement packages A reproduction of your organization’s network engagement initiatives A replica of your organization’s environmental sustainability regulations Pay the utility fee. The software fee for an ICV certificate is AED 1,000. The price may be paid online or via a financial institution transfer. Attend the ICV certification evaluation. Once your application has been reviewed, you may be invited to wait an ICV certification assessment. The evaluation may be conducted through a group of MoIAT assessors, who will evaluation your agency’s compliance with the ICV criteria. Receive your ICV certificate. If your employer is a success within the ICV certification evaluation, you’ll be issued an ICV certificate. The certificates may be legitimate for two years. How we help you get ICV Certificate for Business? The ICV certificate, once obtained, is good for 14 months from the date the audited financial accounts are released. If the supplier so desires, he may recertify using the same audited financial statements at any point during the certificate’s validity; however, the initial 14-month validity period will not be extended. To assist and set up ICV certification, KGRN Services has established specialized internal teams in Abu Dhabi, Dubai, and Sharjah. KGRN Services was founded in 2008 and offers tactics and solutions that promote corporate change. The company operates in India, Australia, UK, UAE and the Middle East, with its headquarters located in Dubai and over 150 employees at its UAE office. It is located in six countries and has sixteen global offices. The post What an In-Country Value (ICV) certificate is and Why your company needs it for business appeared first on ICV Certificate .

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Unlocking Business Success: How Application Development Services in Abu Dhabi Can Transform Your Company.

In moment's fast- paced digital geography, businesses in Abu Dhabi, like away around the world, are constantly seeking innovative ways to stay competitive and meet the evolving requirements of their guests. One such avenue that has proven to be a game- changer for numerous is using operation development services. This composition delves into the significant benefits of embracing operation development services in Abu Dhabi and highlights the part of companies like Brill Mindz Technology in shaping the megacity's tech ecosystem as one of the top mobile app development companies in Abu Dhabi.

The Digital Transformation Landscape in Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, is known for its rapid-fire development and modernization. The megacity's business geography is a dynamic mix of traditional sectors like oil painting and gas, and a burgeoning technology- driven frugality. With the government's visionary enterprise similar as the Abu Dhabi Economic Vision 2030 and the Ghadan 21 program, the emirate has been laboriously encouraging businesses to adopt digital metamorphosis strategies.

The part of Application Development Services

Application development services have surfaced as a foundation of this metamorphosis. They encompass a wide range of results, including web and mobile app development, custom software development, and enterprise results. These services enable businesses to harness the power of technology to streamline operations, enhance client gests , and eventually drive growth.

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Benefits of Application Development Services for Businesses in Abu Dhabi

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In the digital age, client engagement is consummate. operation development services empower businesses to produce user-friendly mobile apps and web platforms, furnishing guests with easy access to products and services. This availability translates into bettered client satisfaction and fidelity.

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Competitive Advantage

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Scalability

operation development services are scalable, meaning results can evolve as a business grows. This inflexibility allows companies to acclimatize to changing request conditions and customer demands seamlessly.

Brill Mindz Technology Pioneering Mobile App Development in Abu Dhabi

One of the crucial players in Abu Dhabi's operation development scene is Brill Mindz Technology. This forward- allowing company has earned its character as one of the top mobile app development companies in Abu Dhabi by constantly delivering cutting- edge results to businesses of all sizes.

Brill Midz Technology's approach to mobile app development is predicated in a deep understanding of user requirements and the original request. Their talented platoon of inventors and contrivers collaborates nearly with guests to produce bespoke operations that reverberate with the target followership.

Some of the crucial reasons why Brill Mindz Technology stands out include:

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Conclusion

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Sunan an Nasa’i: The Book of Funerals, Book 21, Hadith 2039

It was narrated that 'Aishah said that:

every time it was her night for the Messenger of Allah to stay with her, he would go out at the end of the night to Al-Baqi' and say: "As-salamu 'alaykum dara qawmin mu'minin, wa inna wa iyyakum mutawa'idun ghadan wa mutawakilun, wa inna in sha' Allahu bikum lahiqun. Allahummaghfir li ahli baqi'il gharaqad. (Peace be upon you, O abode of believing people. You and we used to remind one another about the Day of Resurrection and we are relying on one another (with regard to intercession and bearing witness). Soon we will join you, if Allah willing. O Allah, forgive the people of Baqi' Al-Charqad.)"

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~ One of my favorite songs……

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(Shaykh Gilles Sadek)

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Understanding the Arabic Present Tense: A Simple Guide

The Arabic language has a unique and structured way of expressing time, and understanding how the present tense works is key to speaking and writing in Arabic effectively. In this article, we'll break down the concept of the Arabic present tense, showing how it's formed, how it's used, and providing helpful examples.

What is the Arabic Present Tense?

In Arabic, the present tense is used to talk about actions that are happening right now, habits, general truths, and actions that are regularly performed. It's also used to express future actions in some cases, depending on the context. The present tense in Arabic is often called the "muḍāriʿ" (مضارع).

Unlike in English, where we simply add "s" for third-person singular verbs in the present tense (e.g., "he works"), Arabic verbs change in a more complex way, depending on the subject and verb form.

The Basics of Forming the Present Tense in Arabic

In Arabic, verbs are typically built on three-letter roots. The present tense is formed by adding specific prefixes and suffixes to the root. These changes depend on the subject (who is doing the action) and whether the verb is regular or irregular.

For example, the root "k-t-b" (كتب), which means "to write," forms the following present tense conjugations:

I write: أكتب (ʾaktubu)

You (masculine singular) write: تكتب (taktubu)

You (feminine singular) write: تكتبين (taktubīna)

He writes: يكتب (yaktubu)

She writes: تكتب (taktubu)

We write: نكتب (naktubu)

You (plural) write: تكتبون (taktubūna)

They write: يكتبون (yaktubūna)

As you can see, the verb changes based on the subject pronoun. It's important to note that Arabic is an inflected language, so word endings often change to reflect grammatical relations such as tense, gender, and number.

How the Arabic Present Tense Is Used

Describing Current Actions

The present tense is used for actions that are happening right now. For example:

أنا أكتب رسالة (ʾanā ʾaktubu risāla) – "I am writing a letter."

هو يلعب كرة القدم (huwa yalʿabu kurat al-qadam) – "He is playing soccer."

In both examples, the action is taking place at the moment of speaking.

Expressing General Facts or Truths

The present tense can also be used to talk about general facts, truths, or situations that are always true:

السماء زرقاء (al-samāʾ zarqāʾ) – "The sky is blue."

القطط تحب الحليب (al-qiṭāṭ tuḥibbu al-ḥalīb) – "Cats like milk."

Talking About Habits or Routines

Another use of the present tense is to describe regular or habitual actions:

أذهب إلى المدرسة كل يوم (ʾadhhabu ʾilā al-madrasa kulla yawm) – "I go to school every day."

هو يشرب القهوة في الصباح (huwa yashrabu al-qahwa fī al-ṣabāḥ) – "He drinks coffee in the morning."

Indicating Future Actions

The Arabic present tense can also be used to talk about the future, especially when it's clear from the context that the action will happen later. For example:

سأذهب إلى السينما غدًا (saʾadhhabu ʾilā al-sīnimā ghadan) – "I will go to the cinema tomorrow."

نلتقي غدًا (naltaqī ghadan) – "We will meet tomorrow."

This use of the present tense for the future can often be understood by the time expressions in the sentence (like "tomorrow" or "soon").

Key Characteristics of the Arabic Present Tense

Prefixes and Suffixes: The conjugation changes based on the subject, as shown earlier with different forms for "I," "he," "you," etc. These prefixes and suffixes are crucial to identifying who is doing the action.

Dual and Plural Forms: In Arabic, there's a distinction between singular, dual, and plural. For example, "you" (plural) is different from "you" (singular), and the verb changes accordingly. Similarly, the verb changes when referring to two people as opposed to more than two.

The Use of the Verb "to be": In Arabic, there is no verb "to be" in the present tense. For example, "I am happy" in Arabic is simply "أنا سعيد" (ʾanā saʿīd) – literally "I happy." This is different from English, where we use "am."

Negative Present Tense in Arabic

To make a verb negative in the present tense, you add the word لا (lā) before the verb. For example:

أنا لا أكتب الآن (ʾanā lā ʾaktubu al-ʾān) – "I am not writing right now."

هو لا يذهب إلى المدرسة (huwa lā yadhhabu ʾilā al-madrasa) – "He does not go to school."

You can also use ليس (laysa) to negate nominal sentences (sentences without a verb). For example:

هو ليس سعيدًا (huwa laysa saʿīdan) – "He is not happy."

Example in Action: Arabic Present Tense Sentence

To give a practical example, here's a sentence using the present tense:

أنا أكتب الآن مقالًا عن الزمن العربي (ʾanā ʾaktubu al-ʾān maqālan ʿan al-zaman al-ʿarabī) – "I am writing an article about the Arabic present tense."

In this example, the verb أكتب (ʾaktubu) is in the present tense, and the sentence is describing the current action of writing. The time expression الآن (al-ʾān) helps clarify that this action is happening at this moment.

Conclusion

The Arabic present tense is a fundamental building block for expressing actions, states, and facts. It's a versatile tense that can describe what’s happening right now, habitual actions, or even future events. By understanding the structure of the present tense and practicing conjugating verbs correctly, you'll be able to express yourself more naturally in Arabic, whether you're talking about daily routines, general truths, or things you plan to do.

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UAE developers alternate strategy to evolve to softening market

A Dh30-billion partnership between the us of a's two largest listed real estate groups, Emaar Properties and Aldar Properties, in March helped gas investor self assurance within the market. Aldar spun off $five.4bn of sales-producing assets into a brand new subsidiary, Aldar Investments. In September, the deliberate sale via Emaar Hospitality of five of its flagship Dubai inns to apartment sale in abu dhabi, and the continued foray into the increasing middle-profits phase by using developers which include Aldar, Bloom Holding and Nakheel Properties, also illustrate the strategic taking into consideration the industry leaders. For a few businesses, consolidation strategies commenced to undergo fruit. Dubai contractor Arabtec extra than doubled its income yr-on-yr inside the third sector to Dh181 million, way to project wins and an ongoing reorganisation. Revenues grew 12.7 per cent in the course of the length. 

Going into 2019, robust supply will persist. Oil expenses rising to above $80 in step with barrel inside the summer time and an increase in production hobby beforehand of Expo 2020 Dubai boosted sentiment and brought about growth this year. However, rising supply may additionally keep costs low, even though this shows a maturing market of real estate companies in dubai, commentators say. “Property costs are expected to hold to say no as we are maximum probably to peer the materialisation of residential deliver double, if now not triple, the quantity of gadgets from past years,” said Lynnette Abad, director of research and information at UAE portal Property Finder. A total of 19,881 residential units had been finished in Dubai this 12 months as of October, Property Finder stated, with a further 14,707 due to be completed via the give up of the year. A similarly 33,982 units are beneath construction, about sixty five per cent of which are to be finished in 2019. Analysts factor to a renewed experience of optimism, even as noting that the "tenant’s marketplace" that characterised 2018 will keep subsequent yr. “Prime residential regions, which noticed relative resilience in 2018, may also preserve to see a few improvement,” consultancy Valustrat said in its 2019 outlook this month. On the flipside, there's evidence that some organizations face demanding situations. budget apartments in dubai, that is grappling with $1.45bn of debt, mentioned a sixty eight in keeping with cent annual profit drop for the 1/3 zone, its fourth consecutive quarterly decline. Having already made a chain of price efficiencies, it's miles taking in addition action, there may be no new financing or land acquisitions till it brings down debt to beneath $1bn over the next 3 years.

The ultra-modern reviews from consultancies JLL, CBRE, Cavendish Maxwell and Core Savills advocate income and apartment costs are nevertheless falling in the UAE. JLL’s third-quarter update stated the apartment for sale in abu dhabi market has softened, with excessive single-digit every year declines in sale costs and rents, and a in addition 2 according to cent drop from the previous zone. The image in Abu Dhabi is similar, with residential rents and sale costs declining a further 2 in step with cent sector-on-region in Q3. At Cityscape, developers showed they're adapting to customer call for in the cheap section by offering flexible fee plans and other incentives to elevate self assurance. Egyptian funding bank EFG Hermes mentioned that the overall cost of real estate sales transactions in Dubai changed into up fifty six in keeping with cent year-on-year to Dh15.7bn in the 1/3 area, and 18 in keeping with cent month-on-month, suggesting that marketplace pastime is gaining momentum. Other elements set to buoy real property in 2019 are Abu Dhabi’s Dh50bn Ghadan 21, a three-12 months stimulus package deal geared toward boosting the economic system via investment in 4 foremost regions - business, society, knowledge and innovation, and life-style. The top real estate company in abu dhabi choice in May to permit 10-year visas for expatriates and a hundred in keeping with cent overseas ownership in groups outside unfastened zones is also predicted to propel the economic system forward. “Long-time period visa security must growth the investor pool and extend the market cycle with longer term preserve durations,” JLL stated in its record. “We count on a healthier marketplace appetite in the long run.

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