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Vocabulary from poetry
Animals mentioned in The Strangers Bed collection of poetry, by Mahmoud Darwish.
Bee - نحلة naHla
Bird -طائر Taa'ir
Bull - ثور thur
Butterfly - فراشة farasha
Cat - قط qiT
Dove - يمامة yamameh
Doe - ظبية zabyeh
Fox - ثعلب tha3lab
Gazelle - غزل ghazal
Goat - ماعز maa3z
Horse - حصان Hisan
Mare - فرس fors
Partridge - حجل Hajal
Pigeon - حمامة Hamameh
Stag - أيل ayel
Swallow - سنونو sanunu
Wolf - ذئب th'ib
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“Even if you are not with me, the memories of you are with me. My heart sees you, even if you are made vanished from my vision. The eye sees who it loves but will end up losing the sight of them. But the one who sees with their heart, will never lose the sight (of the people they love).”
Mahmoud Mohamed Shaker, Abu Fahr, Egyptian writer, poet, journalist and scholar of the Arabic language.
من ألف ليلة وليلة
Tell who so has sorrow that sorrow won’t last like joy has no morrow so sorrows will go past
One Thousand and One Nights
“You live a new life for every language you speak. If you know only one language, you live only once.”
— Czech proverb
Vocabulary from poetry
Some vocabulary from Nizar Qabbanis poem 'Damascus What Are You Doing To Me'.
Anise - Yansoon يانسون
Berry - Toot توت
Cinnamon - Karfeh قرفة
Cloves - Kurunful قرنفل
Dahlia - Dalya أضاليا
Damascene rose - Warda dimashqiyah وردة دمشقية
Jasmine - Yasmeen ياسمين
Liquorice - Soos سوس
Narcissus - Narjes نرجس
Oil - Zeyt زيت
Peach - Khouk خوخ
Pomegranate - Ruman رمان
Sesame - Samsamea سمسمية
Tarragon - Tarkhoun طرخون
Thyme - Za3tar زعتر
Vanilla - Vanilia فانيلي
Dialect/MSA
Marhaba! مرحباً
I hope to start posting here more regularly and often in the new year ان شاء الله
But I’d like to ask, would you prefer dialect language, or Modern Standard Arabic?
Please let me know :)
شكراً
The dialect would be levantine (Syria/Palestine/Lebanon/Jordan)
Most specifically, Syrian.
عيد ميلاد مجيد
Eid milad majid
Merry Christmas!
(wobbling camera, wriggling paper, bit of a mess)
“يمكنك إتقان كل لغة، ولكن إذا كنت لا تفهم صمت أحدهم، فقد خسرت الكثير. You can master every language, but if you can’t understand someone’s silence, then you’ve missed a lot.”
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Mnih
منيح
e.g Ana mnih- I am fine Bahki ‘arabi mnih- I speak Arabic well *Levantine dialects*
كلَّما قبلتك بَعد طُول إِفتراق أشعُر أنّني أضَع رِسالة حُب مُستعجلة ْفِي علبة بَريد حمراء. Every time I kiss you After a long separation I feel I am putting a hurried love letter In a red mailbox.
Nizar Qabbani. (via m7madsmiry)
Love each other.
I forgot the sorrow by longing for a better tomorrow.
Dua (prayers) to be said before and after fasting
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Monument to Stranger and Refugees, by Nigerian-American artist Olu Oguibe. Currently in Kassel, Germany. The quote, translated in four languages (English, German, Arabic and Turkish) is from the Gospel of Matthew - 25:35.