Adjectives should agree with the corresponding nouns
As in
كتاب أَخْضَر
عَرَبِيَّة سودا
خَضْرا
/khadhra/
Means
Green
(For feminine nouns)
حَمْرا
/Hamra/
Means
Red
(For feminine nouns)
سودا
/sooda/
Means
Black
(For feminine nouns)
بيضا
/baidha/
Means
White
(For feminine nouns)
زَرْقا
/zarʼa/
Means
Blue
(For feminine nouns)
بَنْطَلون
/banTaloon/
Means
Trousers
قَميص
/ʼameeS/
Means
Shirt
جيبا
/jeeba/
Means
Skirt
Nouns in Arabic always come
before adjectives
As in
(بَنْطَلون إِسْوِد)
Adjectives should agree with the
corresponding nouns in gender
As in
(جيبا بيضا)
جَكيت
/jakit/
Means
Jacket
شَنْطَة
/shanTah/
Means
Bag
طاقِيَّة
/Taaʼiyyah/
Means
Hat
جَزْمَة
/gazmah/
Means
Shoes
طَويل
/Taweel/
Means
Long and tall
قُصَيَّر
/ʼuSayyar/
Means
Short
جَميل
/gameel/
Means
Beautiful
“Yes or No” questions do not have a question word in dialectal Arabic.
Intonation will indicate if it is an inquiry
As in
دا جَكيت قُصَيَّر؟
و
/w/
Means
And
أَوْ
/ʼaw/
Means
Or
بَس
/bas/
Means
But
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