Workplace

شِرْكَة

/shirkah/

Means

Company

مُوَظَّف

/muwazzaf/

Means

Employee

بَشْتَغَلْ

/bashtaghal/

Means

I work

أَنا اشْتَغَلْت في الشِّرْكَة دي

/ʼanaa ishtaghalt fi ishirkah di/

Means

I work at this company

مَكْتَب

/maktab/

Means

Office

فَريق

/fareeʼ/

Means

Team

نَشيط

/nasheT/

Means

Active

عَنْدي فَريق نَشيط

/ʻandee fareeʼ nasheeT/

Means

I have an active team

زِميل

/zimeel/

Means

Colleague

The feminine form is

زِميلَة

/zimeelah/

To form the masculine plural, we add the suffix

ينْ

This suffix indicates the gender and number

Masculine plural

As in

مُوَظَّفـــينْ

/muwazzafeen/

Means

Employees (Masculine/Plural)

أُستاز

/ʼustaaz/

Teacher (Masculine/Singular)

أَساتْزَة

/ʼasaatzah/

Teachers (Masculine/Plural)

دُبْلُوماسي

/dublumaasee/

Diplomat (Masculine/Singular)

دُبْلُوماسيــين

/dublumaasiyeen/

Diplomats (Masculine/Plural)

إِنْتوا

/ʼintoo/

Means

You/You are (Masculine/Plural)

هُمَّ

/hummah/

Means

They/They are

To form the feminine plural, we add the suffix

ات

instead of

ة / ـة

This suffix indicates the gender and number

Feminine plural

As in

مُوَظَّفــاتْ

/muwazzafaat/

Means

Employees (Feminine/Plural)

مُوَظَّفة

/muwazzafah/

Employee (Feminine/Singular)

مُوَظَّفــاتْ

/muwazzafaat/

Employees (Feminine/Plural)

مُدَرِّسَة

/mudarrisah/

Teacher (Feminine/Singular)

مُدَرِّســاتْ

/mudarrisat/

Teachers (Feminine/Plural)

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