Workplace
شِرْكِة
/shirkih/
Means
Company
مُوَظَّف
/muwazzaf/
Means
Employee
بِشْتِغِلْ
/bishtighil/
Means
I work
أَنا بِشْتِغِلْ بِهَيْ الشِّرْكِة
/ʼanaa bishtighil bihay ishirkih/
Means
I work at this company
مَكْتَب
/maktab/
Means
Office
فَريق
/fareeʼ/
Means
Team
نَشيط
/nasheeT/
Means
Active
عَنْدي فَريقْ نَشيط
/ʻandee fareeʼ nasheeT/
Means
I have an active team
زَميلْ
/zameel/
Means
Colleague
The feminine form is
زَميلِة
/zameelih/
To form the masculine plural, we add the suffix
ين
This suffix indicates the gender and number
Masculine plural
As in
مُوَظَّفـــين
/muwazzafeen/
Means
Employees (Masculine/ Plural)
إِسْتازْ
/ʼistaaz/
Teacher (Masculine/ Singular)
أَساتزِة
/ʼasaatzih/
Teachers (Masculine/ Plural)
كاتِبْ
/kaatib/
Writer (Masculine/ Singular)
كِتّابْ
/kittaab/
Writers (Masculine/ Plural)
إِنْتوا
/ʼintoo/
Means
You/ You are (Masculine/ Plural)
هِنِّنْ
/hinnin/
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
مُوَظَّفــات
/muwazzafaat/
Means
Employees (Feminine/ Plural)
مُوَظَّفِة
/muwazzafih/
Employee (Feminine/ Singular)
مُوَظَّفــات
/muwazzafaat/
Employees (Feminine/ Plural)
آنْسِة
/ʼanseeh/
Teacher (Feminine/ Singular)
آنْسات
/ʼansaat/
Teachers (Feminine/ Plural)
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