Monday, October 4, 2010
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Saturday, September 25, 2010
tips to computer
Hi friends!!!!
21 Tips 4 increasing XP performance.
1] Your Pc Must have 256MB RAM , 512 MB Cache , Intel Pentium 4 Processor, 40 GB HDD. These are the minimum requirements.
2] If you see a 'virtual memory low' message then increase its virtual memory. To increase virtual memory,
Go to My Computer->Properties->Advanced->Performance Settings->Advanced->Virtual Memory->Change->Select the appropriate drive->Custom size->set appropriate level(our it is 600(min.) & 700(max.)->Ok.
3] Increase 'Visual Performance'. Go to My Computer->Properties->Advanced->Performance Settings->Visual Settings->Custom->Select only the following options.
a)Slide taskbar buttons.
b)Smooth edges of screen fonts.
c)Smooth-scroll list boxes.
d)Use a background image for each folder type.
e)Use visual style on windows and buttons.
4] Don't keep unwanted/extra fonts. To remove extra fonts, Go to Start->Settings->Control Panel->Fonts.
5] Your Desktop Wallpaper & Screensaver consume a large amount of disk space. Select the 'None' option for both wallpapers & Screensavers.
6] Avoid keeping DEMO Games.
7] Uninstall the unwanted Softwares.
8] Use Registry Cleaner to keep your registry clean(without errors).
9] Try to keep Music and pictures files in the folder specified by windows itself.
10]Use Hybernating Option for Quick windows start. To active Hybernating follow the following steps.
Desktop->Properties->Screensaver->Power->Hybernating->Enable Hybernating->Ok.
11] Keep your Dektop clean with unwanted icons.
12] Use Intel Application Accelerator to speed up your disk access,
13] Memory management (at least 512MB RAM Required). This allow XP to keep data in Memory instead of paging section of RAM.
Go to->Start->Run->regedit->HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE->SYSTEM->CurrentControlSet->Control->Session Manager->Memory Management->Double click it->DisablePageingExecutive->Double Clik it->Set value to 1.
14] Disable Yahoo Messenger, Google Talk, and other unwanted programs from startup. (You can use registry editior to do this.). Because they do not appear in normal Startup Option.
15] Disable indexing files service (only if you do not use search option regularly). To do this follow the following steps.
Go to My Computer->Select the drive for which you want to disable the indexing service->Properties->Unselect 'Allow Indexing Service'->Ok.
16] For Windows XP, You must use NTFS partition. FAT partition is less supportive for Windows XP.
17] In BIOS, Select first booting device as your HDD.
18] Setting Priority High for a particular program.
Open Task Manager->Processes->Select the desired Program->Right Click->Set Priority->High->Ok.
This Priority set if for current session. Once you restart your system then its priority will again be Normal.
19] Keep deleting your Temporary Internet Files in regular intervals.
Go to Windows Drive (c: or d![Smile]()
->Select the User->Local Settings->Temporary Internet Files
20] Empty your browser's cache in regular intervals.
21] Avoid keeping Movies in your PC.
21 Tips 4 increasing XP performance.
1] Your Pc Must have 256MB RAM , 512 MB Cache , Intel Pentium 4 Processor, 40 GB HDD. These are the minimum requirements.
2] If you see a 'virtual memory low' message then increase its virtual memory. To increase virtual memory,
Go to My Computer->Properties->Advanced->Performance Settings->Advanced->Virtual Memory->Change->Select the appropriate drive->Custom size->set appropriate level(our it is 600(min.) & 700(max.)->Ok.
3] Increase 'Visual Performance'. Go to My Computer->Properties->Advanced->Performance Settings->Visual Settings->Custom->Select only the following options.
a)Slide taskbar buttons.
b)Smooth edges of screen fonts.
c)Smooth-scroll list boxes.
d)Use a background image for each folder type.
e)Use visual style on windows and buttons.
4] Don't keep unwanted/extra fonts. To remove extra fonts, Go to Start->Settings->Control Panel->Fonts.
5] Your Desktop Wallpaper & Screensaver consume a large amount of disk space. Select the 'None' option for both wallpapers & Screensavers.
6] Avoid keeping DEMO Games.
7] Uninstall the unwanted Softwares.
8] Use Registry Cleaner to keep your registry clean(without errors).
9] Try to keep Music and pictures files in the folder specified by windows itself.
10]Use Hybernating Option for Quick windows start. To active Hybernating follow the following steps.
Desktop->Properties->Screensaver->Power->Hybernating->Enable Hybernating->Ok.
11] Keep your Dektop clean with unwanted icons.
12] Use Intel Application Accelerator to speed up your disk access,
13] Memory management (at least 512MB RAM Required). This allow XP to keep data in Memory instead of paging section of RAM.
Go to->Start->Run->regedit->HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE->SYSTEM->CurrentControlSet->Control->Session Manager->Memory Management->Double click it->DisablePageingExecutive->Double Clik it->Set value to 1.
14] Disable Yahoo Messenger, Google Talk, and other unwanted programs from startup. (You can use registry editior to do this.). Because they do not appear in normal Startup Option.
15] Disable indexing files service (only if you do not use search option regularly). To do this follow the following steps.
Go to My Computer->Select the drive for which you want to disable the indexing service->Properties->Unselect 'Allow Indexing Service'->Ok.
16] For Windows XP, You must use NTFS partition. FAT partition is less supportive for Windows XP.
17] In BIOS, Select first booting device as your HDD.
18] Setting Priority High for a particular program.
Open Task Manager->Processes->Select the desired Program->Right Click->Set Priority->High->Ok.
This Priority set if for current session. Once you restart your system then its priority will again be Normal.
19] Keep deleting your Temporary Internet Files in regular intervals.
Go to Windows Drive (c: or d
20] Empty your browser's cache in regular intervals.
21] Avoid keeping Movies in your PC.
ithuthan islam
இஸ்லாத்தில்) தொற்றுநோய் என்பதில்லை; துர்ச்சகுனம் பார்ப்பது கூடாது; ஆந்தை சாஸ்திரம் பார்ப்பதும் கூடாது; சஃபர் என்பதும் கிடையாது; நட்சத்திர சகுனம் பார்ப்பதும் கூடாது; கொள்ளி வாய்ப் பிசாசுமில்லை’ என நிச்சயமாக அல்லாஹ்வின் தூதர் ஸல்லல்லாஹூ அலைஹி வஸல்லம் அவர்கள் கூறினார்கள். அறிவிப்பாளர்: அபூஹூரைரா – (ரலி) நூல்: புகாரீ, முஸ்லிம்
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
LEARN ARABIC BASIC WORDS
LANGUAGE OF THE BAKAHS
Taharic (noun): the written language of the inhabitants of the Tahari that has a somewhat floral appearance. It differs from standard Gorean, in that it only has four of the nine vowel sounds. The vowel sounds which are represented have tiny marks near them, like accent marks.
Vowel sounds which are not explicitly represented, must be inserted by the reader. At one time in Taharic, apparently, no vowel sounds were represented. Some Taharic scholars, purists, refuse to continence vowel signs, regarding their necessity as a convenience for illiterates.
Anyone who can read printed Taharic will have no difficulty in following cursive Taharic. The men of the Tahari are content to form their letters carefully and beautifully, being fond of them.
To scribble is generally regarded not as proving oneself a swift efficient fellow, but something of a boor, insensible to beauty.
Taharic letter formations/characters are not availabe on earth communication devices, therefore the English translation is being provided for those who wish to learn of it. Taharic is referred to in Book 10, Tribesmen of Gor
~ SALUTATIONS ~
Master - Mu"allim / Maulan
Mistress - Mu'allima / Maulana
Hello – Marhaba
Greetings, hello – Marhabe
What is your name? – Ma Ismika?
My name is – Ana ismi
Welcome – Ahlan wa Sahlan
(to male reply)- Ahlan bik
(to fe reply) –Ahlan biki
How are you? – Keef Halek
I am fine Ana bekhair
Good Morning – Sabah Al Kair
Reply – sabah alnur Or Sabah alkhair
Good afternoon/evening Masa alkhair
Reply – Masa alnur or Masa alkhair
Good Evening – Masaa Al Kair
Good Night – Leila Sa’eeda
Goodbye (go in peace) – Ma’assalama
Reply – Fi aman Allah Or Ma’assalama
Have a safe journey – Bissalama
Bye – ma al-salamah
Peace be with you – Salam alekum
Reply and upon you Be peace – Wa Alekum es salam
Happy Birthday – Eid Milad Sa’eed
Congratulations – Mabrouk
God willing – Insha’allah
God’s will – Masha’allah
~ GENERAL WORDS/PHRASES ~
Good – Kowaies
Very good – Kowaies Kateer
Please – Min Fadlak
Thank you – Shoo kran
Excuse Me – Ismahlee
Never mind – Maa leesh
OK – Taieb
Yes – aiwa
No – La
Maybe – Yimken
None, nothing, nobody – Mafee
God knows best – Allah Slim
I love you (to a man) – Ana bahebek
I love you (to a woman)- Ana bahebik
Thank God – Al hamdu Lillah
Again, also – Thaniah, Kathalik
Thanks god – Il-hamdoutLilah
God willing – Insha’allah
OK/fine – Mashy
No problem – Mish Mushkilla
Not bad – Mish batal
Impossible – Mish Momken
Also – Bardo
Nonsense – Kalam Fady
Exactly – Bilzabt
Bit by bit – Shiwaya Shiwaya
Connection – Wasta
~ USEFUL “I” PHRASES ~
I want – Ana abgha
I don’t want – Ana ma Abgha
I have – Ana endi
I don’t have – Ana ma endi
I don’t understand – Ana ma fehempt
I work at the – Ana Bash taghei fi
I want to go – (m) Ayez, (f) Ayza
I want to go right – Yemun
I want to go left – Shemal
I want to go North – Shamal
I want to go south – Gamoub
I want to go east – Sharq
I want to go west – Gharb
I (am) – Ana
I am fine Ana bekhair
I am sorry – Ana asif
I don’t know – Ana la A’arif
I do not want – La Oreed
I want to go straight ahead – Doughri/alatoul
I want to stop – Oaf
I want to go here – Hena
I want to go there – Henak
I don’t want this – Mish Avez(m), avza (f).. Da
~ MISC. WORDS ~
God – Allah
Hot – Harr
Money – Feloos
Car – Sayara
Big (m) – Kebir
Big (f) – Kebira
Work – Shoghol
Cold (m) – Barid
Cold (f) – Baridah
Engineer – Mohandis
Small (m) – Sagheer
Small (f) Taliba
Student (m) – Talib
Student (f) – Taliba
Tourist (m) – Sa’ih
Tourist (f) – Sa’iha
Bed sheet – sharshaf
Pillow – mkhaddah
Blanket – Hram
Bed – takht
Floor – Tabeq
Room – ghorfeh
Customs – Jumrok
All of us – Kulna
Together – Maabadh
Everything – Kull
Quarter – hay
Street – share’h
Way, path – harah
Road – tareeq
Bridge – jisr
It costs too much – Da Ghali awi
Cheap – Rekhis
Money - Felous
My last work – Aakhir Kalaam
~ LOCATION ~
Next to – Gamb
Across, in front – Uddam
Facing – fil-wish
Behind – wara
Before – ‘abl
After – ba’d
Near – ‘urayyib min
Far from – ba’iid ‘an
Corner – nasya
This corner – in-nasya di
~ DIRECTIONS ~
Turn Left – Lif Yassar
Turn Right – Lif Yameen
Straight ahead – Ala Tool
Slowly – Shway
From – Min
To or At (a place) – Ala
~ GOOD MANNERS PHRASES ~
Thank you – Shukran
Yes – aiwa
No – la
I am grateful – Ana Mamnoon
Please (m) – fadhlak (f) – Min fadhliki
After you – taffadhali
I beg you to (f) – Taffadhali
Thank you very much – Shukran Gidann
No Thankyou – La Shukran
Pardon/Excuse me – Afwan or ahlan
Sorry – Assif
You are welcome – Al-affu/ ‘afuann
~ FOODS/MEALS ~
Beer – beera
Meat – lahm
Mutton, sheep – Kharoof
Beef – lahm baqar
Veal – lahm ejel
Chicken – djaj
Coffee – Gahwah
Sugar – Sokar
Salt – Melh
Water – Moya
Tea – Shahi
Milk – Haleeb
Onion – Basal
Orange – Burdukali
Bread – Khubz
Breakfast – Iftar
Salad – Salata
Fish – Samak
Dinner – Ashaa
Lunch – ghada
Pepper – fulfol
Oil – zayt
Vinegar – khall
Butter – zebdeh
Wine – mbeet
Fruits – fawaki
Deserts – heloo
Hot water – my sakhneh
~ DISHES/UTENSILS ~
Dish – sahn
Glass – kasseh
Knife – seekkeen
Spoon – malaaqa
Fork – shawkeh
Towel – footah
Bottle – quannineh
~ COMMANDS ~
Show me the room – Farjeeni el-gurfeh
Give me – ateeni
Hurry up – Asre’a
Enough/stop – Bass
Don’t – Balashs
Take care – Hassib
Go away – Imshi
See – Ondhur
Never mind – La yahum
Go slowly – bi-shweesh
Go quickly – bi-sur’a
Wait or Stay – Estanna
Show me – War Keni
Go – Roh
Stop – Wagef
Wait 1 minute – Wahad Da ghee ga
~ QUESTIONS ~
Who? – Meen?
What? – Matha?
What do you want? – Matha toreed?
When? – Meta?
Where – Ain
Where is? – Ayna?
Why? – Lay ish? How much? – Kum?
How much is this? – Kum Hada?
Where are you from? – Min Fain Inta
Understand? – Maf Hoom?
Can Isee this? – Momken ashout da?
How? (in what way) – Kaifa?
How much (cost)? – Bekam?
How many? – Kam?
What’s the matter? – Mall amr?
Where is the bathroom? - Ayna alHammam?
Where is the Library? - Ayna alMaktaba?
What? – Shoo?
What’s the matter? – Shoo fee?
What do you want? – Shoo beddak
What is that? – Ma Howa thaak?
Do you have…? – Fi andak….?
~ RELATIONSHIPS ~
Daughter (of) – Bint
Grandfather – Jadd
Grandmother – Jaddah
Mother – Umm
Brother – Akh
Father – Ab
Sister – Akht
Son (of) – Ibn
~ COLORS ~
Green – Akhdar
Grey – Ramadi
Black – Aswad
Blue – Azrak
Purple – Urjuwani, Banafsaji (violet)
Red – Ahmar
Brown – Jauzi, Buni
White - Abyad
Yellow – Asfar
~ TIME ~
Later – Feema Baad
Before – Gabel
After – Ba ad
Now – Al Ann
Always – Da’eman
Summer – Al sa’if
Day – Yom
Again – Tany/Kaman
When – Mata
Another time – Marra Thaniah
Never – Abadane
Today – Al Youm
Wait 1 minute – Wahad Da ghee ga
Yet – Ba’ad
~ MONTH/DAY ~
Friday – Yom alJuma’ah
Saturday – Yom alSabt
Sunday – Yom alA’had
Monday – Yom alIthnain
Tuesday – Yom AlThulutha’
Wednesday – Yom alArba’a
Thrusday – Yom alKhamis
Week – Usbuu’
Month – Shahr
January – Kanun Ittani, Yanayir
February – Shbat, Febrayer
March – Adar, Maris
April – Nisan, Abreel
May – Ayar, Maayo
June – Huzairan, Yunyu
July – Tammuz, Yulyu
August – Ab, Aghustus
September – Ailul, September
October – Tishrin Ilau’wal, October
Nivember – Tishrin Ittani, Nofember
December – Kanun Illau’wal, Desember
~ PLACES ~
Library – Maktaba
Museum – Matihaf
School – Madrassa
Ocean – Mohit
Valley – Wadi
City – medina
Here – Hena
There – Hennak
Church – knisseh
Bazaar - souk
Bookshop/Librayr – Maktabeh
Shop – mahall
~ COUNTING ~
0, Zero – Sifir
1, one – Wahid
2, two – Ithnin
3, three – Thalatha
4, four – Arba’a
5, five – Khamsa
6, six – Sitta
7, seven – Saba
8, eight – Thamania
9, Nine – Tisa
10, ten – Ashra
20, twenty – Ashreen
30, thirty – Thala theen
40, Forty – Arba en
50, fifty – Khamseen
60, sixty – Sitteen
70, seventy – Saba en
80, eighty – Thaman en
90, ninety – Tisa en
100, hundred – Mia
Thousand – Alf
Once – Marra
Twice – Marratain
~PRONOUNS~
I – Ana
He – Huwwa
She – Heeya
We – Nihna
They – Humma
You – (m) Inta (f) Inti (pl) Intu
Taharic (noun): the written language of the inhabitants of the Tahari that has a somewhat floral appearance. It differs from standard Gorean, in that it only has four of the nine vowel sounds. The vowel sounds which are represented have tiny marks near them, like accent marks.
Vowel sounds which are not explicitly represented, must be inserted by the reader. At one time in Taharic, apparently, no vowel sounds were represented. Some Taharic scholars, purists, refuse to continence vowel signs, regarding their necessity as a convenience for illiterates.
Anyone who can read printed Taharic will have no difficulty in following cursive Taharic. The men of the Tahari are content to form their letters carefully and beautifully, being fond of them.
To scribble is generally regarded not as proving oneself a swift efficient fellow, but something of a boor, insensible to beauty.
Taharic letter formations/characters are not availabe on earth communication devices, therefore the English translation is being provided for those who wish to learn of it. Taharic is referred to in Book 10, Tribesmen of Gor
~ SALUTATIONS ~
Master - Mu"allim / Maulan
Mistress - Mu'allima / Maulana
Hello – Marhaba
Greetings, hello – Marhabe
What is your name? – Ma Ismika?
My name is – Ana ismi
Welcome – Ahlan wa Sahlan
(to male reply)- Ahlan bik
(to fe reply) –Ahlan biki
How are you? – Keef Halek
I am fine Ana bekhair
Good Morning – Sabah Al Kair
Reply – sabah alnur Or Sabah alkhair
Good afternoon/evening Masa alkhair
Reply – Masa alnur or Masa alkhair
Good Evening – Masaa Al Kair
Good Night – Leila Sa’eeda
Goodbye (go in peace) – Ma’assalama
Reply – Fi aman Allah Or Ma’assalama
Have a safe journey – Bissalama
Bye – ma al-salamah
Peace be with you – Salam alekum
Reply and upon you Be peace – Wa Alekum es salam
Happy Birthday – Eid Milad Sa’eed
Congratulations – Mabrouk
God willing – Insha’allah
God’s will – Masha’allah
~ GENERAL WORDS/PHRASES ~
Good – Kowaies
Very good – Kowaies Kateer
Please – Min Fadlak
Thank you – Shoo kran
Excuse Me – Ismahlee
Never mind – Maa leesh
OK – Taieb
Yes – aiwa
No – La
Maybe – Yimken
None, nothing, nobody – Mafee
God knows best – Allah Slim
I love you (to a man) – Ana bahebek
I love you (to a woman)- Ana bahebik
Thank God – Al hamdu Lillah
Again, also – Thaniah, Kathalik
Thanks god – Il-hamdoutLilah
God willing – Insha’allah
OK/fine – Mashy
No problem – Mish Mushkilla
Not bad – Mish batal
Impossible – Mish Momken
Also – Bardo
Nonsense – Kalam Fady
Exactly – Bilzabt
Bit by bit – Shiwaya Shiwaya
Connection – Wasta
~ USEFUL “I” PHRASES ~
I want – Ana abgha
I don’t want – Ana ma Abgha
I have – Ana endi
I don’t have – Ana ma endi
I don’t understand – Ana ma fehempt
I work at the – Ana Bash taghei fi
I want to go – (m) Ayez, (f) Ayza
I want to go right – Yemun
I want to go left – Shemal
I want to go North – Shamal
I want to go south – Gamoub
I want to go east – Sharq
I want to go west – Gharb
I (am) – Ana
I am fine Ana bekhair
I am sorry – Ana asif
I don’t know – Ana la A’arif
I do not want – La Oreed
I want to go straight ahead – Doughri/alatoul
I want to stop – Oaf
I want to go here – Hena
I want to go there – Henak
I don’t want this – Mish Avez(m), avza (f).. Da
~ MISC. WORDS ~
God – Allah
Hot – Harr
Money – Feloos
Car – Sayara
Big (m) – Kebir
Big (f) – Kebira
Work – Shoghol
Cold (m) – Barid
Cold (f) – Baridah
Engineer – Mohandis
Small (m) – Sagheer
Small (f) Taliba
Student (m) – Talib
Student (f) – Taliba
Tourist (m) – Sa’ih
Tourist (f) – Sa’iha
Bed sheet – sharshaf
Pillow – mkhaddah
Blanket – Hram
Bed – takht
Floor – Tabeq
Room – ghorfeh
Customs – Jumrok
All of us – Kulna
Together – Maabadh
Everything – Kull
Quarter – hay
Street – share’h
Way, path – harah
Road – tareeq
Bridge – jisr
It costs too much – Da Ghali awi
Cheap – Rekhis
Money - Felous
My last work – Aakhir Kalaam
~ LOCATION ~
Next to – Gamb
Across, in front – Uddam
Facing – fil-wish
Behind – wara
Before – ‘abl
After – ba’d
Near – ‘urayyib min
Far from – ba’iid ‘an
Corner – nasya
This corner – in-nasya di
~ DIRECTIONS ~
Turn Left – Lif Yassar
Turn Right – Lif Yameen
Straight ahead – Ala Tool
Slowly – Shway
From – Min
To or At (a place) – Ala
~ GOOD MANNERS PHRASES ~
Thank you – Shukran
Yes – aiwa
No – la
I am grateful – Ana Mamnoon
Please (m) – fadhlak (f) – Min fadhliki
After you – taffadhali
I beg you to (f) – Taffadhali
Thank you very much – Shukran Gidann
No Thankyou – La Shukran
Pardon/Excuse me – Afwan or ahlan
Sorry – Assif
You are welcome – Al-affu/ ‘afuann
~ FOODS/MEALS ~
Beer – beera
Meat – lahm
Mutton, sheep – Kharoof
Beef – lahm baqar
Veal – lahm ejel
Chicken – djaj
Coffee – Gahwah
Sugar – Sokar
Salt – Melh
Water – Moya
Tea – Shahi
Milk – Haleeb
Onion – Basal
Orange – Burdukali
Bread – Khubz
Breakfast – Iftar
Salad – Salata
Fish – Samak
Dinner – Ashaa
Lunch – ghada
Pepper – fulfol
Oil – zayt
Vinegar – khall
Butter – zebdeh
Wine – mbeet
Fruits – fawaki
Deserts – heloo
Hot water – my sakhneh
~ DISHES/UTENSILS ~
Dish – sahn
Glass – kasseh
Knife – seekkeen
Spoon – malaaqa
Fork – shawkeh
Towel – footah
Bottle – quannineh
~ COMMANDS ~
Show me the room – Farjeeni el-gurfeh
Give me – ateeni
Hurry up – Asre’a
Enough/stop – Bass
Don’t – Balashs
Take care – Hassib
Go away – Imshi
See – Ondhur
Never mind – La yahum
Go slowly – bi-shweesh
Go quickly – bi-sur’a
Wait or Stay – Estanna
Show me – War Keni
Go – Roh
Stop – Wagef
Wait 1 minute – Wahad Da ghee ga
~ QUESTIONS ~
Who? – Meen?
What? – Matha?
What do you want? – Matha toreed?
When? – Meta?
Where – Ain
Where is? – Ayna?
Why? – Lay ish? How much? – Kum?
How much is this? – Kum Hada?
Where are you from? – Min Fain Inta
Understand? – Maf Hoom?
Can Isee this? – Momken ashout da?
How? (in what way) – Kaifa?
How much (cost)? – Bekam?
How many? – Kam?
What’s the matter? – Mall amr?
Where is the bathroom? - Ayna alHammam?
Where is the Library? - Ayna alMaktaba?
What? – Shoo?
What’s the matter? – Shoo fee?
What do you want? – Shoo beddak
What is that? – Ma Howa thaak?
Do you have…? – Fi andak….?
~ RELATIONSHIPS ~
Daughter (of) – Bint
Grandfather – Jadd
Grandmother – Jaddah
Mother – Umm
Brother – Akh
Father – Ab
Sister – Akht
Son (of) – Ibn
~ COLORS ~
Green – Akhdar
Grey – Ramadi
Black – Aswad
Blue – Azrak
Purple – Urjuwani, Banafsaji (violet)
Red – Ahmar
Brown – Jauzi, Buni
White - Abyad
Yellow – Asfar
~ TIME ~
Later – Feema Baad
Before – Gabel
After – Ba ad
Now – Al Ann
Always – Da’eman
Summer – Al sa’if
Day – Yom
Again – Tany/Kaman
When – Mata
Another time – Marra Thaniah
Never – Abadane
Today – Al Youm
Wait 1 minute – Wahad Da ghee ga
Yet – Ba’ad
~ MONTH/DAY ~
Friday – Yom alJuma’ah
Saturday – Yom alSabt
Sunday – Yom alA’had
Monday – Yom alIthnain
Tuesday – Yom AlThulutha’
Wednesday – Yom alArba’a
Thrusday – Yom alKhamis
Week – Usbuu’
Month – Shahr
January – Kanun Ittani, Yanayir
February – Shbat, Febrayer
March – Adar, Maris
April – Nisan, Abreel
May – Ayar, Maayo
June – Huzairan, Yunyu
July – Tammuz, Yulyu
August – Ab, Aghustus
September – Ailul, September
October – Tishrin Ilau’wal, October
Nivember – Tishrin Ittani, Nofember
December – Kanun Illau’wal, Desember
~ PLACES ~
Library – Maktaba
Museum – Matihaf
School – Madrassa
Ocean – Mohit
Valley – Wadi
City – medina
Here – Hena
There – Hennak
Church – knisseh
Bazaar - souk
Bookshop/Librayr – Maktabeh
Shop – mahall
~ COUNTING ~
0, Zero – Sifir
1, one – Wahid
2, two – Ithnin
3, three – Thalatha
4, four – Arba’a
5, five – Khamsa
6, six – Sitta
7, seven – Saba
8, eight – Thamania
9, Nine – Tisa
10, ten – Ashra
20, twenty – Ashreen
30, thirty – Thala theen
40, Forty – Arba en
50, fifty – Khamseen
60, sixty – Sitteen
70, seventy – Saba en
80, eighty – Thaman en
90, ninety – Tisa en
100, hundred – Mia
Thousand – Alf
Once – Marra
Twice – Marratain
~PRONOUNS~
I – Ana
He – Huwwa
She – Heeya
We – Nihna
They – Humma
You – (m) Inta (f) Inti (pl) Intu
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