Day Three

Numerals 20- Million

21 Wahid wa aashreen ‫واحد وعشرين‬ Twenty one

22 Itnain wa aashreen ‫اثنين وعشرين‬ Twenty two
23 Tlatah waa aashreen ‫ثالثة وعشرين‬ Twenty three
24 ArabaAh waa aashreen ‫اربعة وعشرين‬ Twenty four
25 Khamsah waa aashreen ‫خمسة وعشرين‬ Twenty five
26 Sittah waa aashreen ‫ستة وعشرين‬ Twenty six
27 SabaAh waa aashreen ‫سبعة وعشرين‬ Twenty seven
28 Thamnyah waa aashreen ‫ثمانية وعشرين‬ Twenty eight
29 TisaA waa aashreen ‫تسعة وعشرين‬ Twenty nine
30 Thalatheen ‫ثالثين‬ Thirty
40 ArbaAeen ‫أربعين‬ Forty
50 Khamseen ‫خمسين‬ Fifty
60 Siteen ‫ستين‬ Sixty
70 SabaAeen ‫سبعين‬ Seventy
80 Thamaneen ‫ثمانين‬ Eight
90 TisaAeen ‫تسعين‬ Ninety
100 Miyah ‫مية‬ Hundred
101 Miyah wa waHid ‫مية وواحد‬ Hundred and one
110 Miyah wa aAshrah ‫مية وعشرة‬ Hundred and ten
120 Miyah wa aAshreen ‫مية وعشرين‬ Hundred and twenty
130 Miyah wa thalatheen ‫مية وثالثين‬ Hundred and thirty
140 Miyah wa arabAeen ‫مية وأربعين‬ Hundred and forty
150 Miyah wa khamseen ‫مية وخمسين‬ Hundred and fifty
160 Miyah wa siteen ‫مية وستين‬ Hundred and sixty

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 170 Miyah wa sabaaeen ‫مية وسبعين‬ Hundred and seventy
180 Miyah wa thamaneen ‫مية وثمانين‬ Hundred and eighty
190 Miyah wa tisaaeen ‫مية وتسعين‬ Hundred and ninety
200 Mee’tain ‫ميتين‬ Two hundred
300 Thalth miyah ‫ثالثمية‬ Three hundred
400 Arabaa miyah ‫اربعمية‬ Four hundred
500 khamas miyah ‫خمسمية‬ Five hundred
600 sitah miyah ‫ستمية‬ Six hundred
700 sabaa miyah ‫سبعمية‬ Seven hundred
800 thaman miyah ‫ثمانمية‬ Eight hundred
900 tisaa miyah ‫تسعمية‬ Nine hundred
1000 Alff ‫الف‬ Thousand
2000 Alfain ‫الفين‬ Two thousand
3000 Talatah alf ‫ثالثة الف‬ Three thousand
10000 Aasharah alf ‫عشرة الف‬ Ten thousand
100000 Miyat alff ‫مية الف‬ Hundred thousand
200000 Meetain alf ‫ميتين الف‬ Two hundred
thousand
300000 Thalath miyat alff ‫ثالثمية الف‬ Three hundred
thousand
500000 Khamas miyat alff ‫خمسمية الف‬ Five hundred
thousand
100000 milyoon ‫مليون‬ million
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 B’kam haza ?

‫بكام هذا ؟‬

How much is this?

If you want to ask about the price for any item in the Arabic
without referring to the name of the product or the item you can
say b’kam haza ?

Or if you know the name of the item so you can use the name of
the item with (Kam) or (Cham) but (Kam) more casual

SAY THE PRICES IN ARABIC

25 fils , 50 fils , 75 fils , AED.1.5 , AED.3.25 , AED.14.75 ,

AED. 110 , AED. 120 , AED.200 , AED.2000

WRITE THE PRICES ONLY IN ARABIC :

o B’kam jareedat algulf news?

(How much the Gulf news newspaper?)
o B’kam alchoclatah Cadbury?
(How much the Cadbury chocolate?)

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 o B’kam sanadwitch iljibnah fi Spinney’s?
(How much the cheese sandwich at Spinney’s?)
o B’kam tazkarat alfilim fi alvox cinema?
(How much the movie ticket at Vox cinemas?)
o B’kam tyre al’Dunlop li sayarah Hyndai Sonata ?
How much the Dunlop tyre for Hyundai Sonata car?
Kam only also means (how many):
o Kam walad wa bint aAindak?

How many sons and daughters do you have?

Be aware that in the Arabic when we are using

kam we need to use the singular noun for the
question only (the English grammar doesn’t
exist in the Arabic language and vise
versa……….
o Kam Ha’bbah tab’ghe ?
How many pieces do you want?
o Kam loan tab’ghee ?

How many colors do you want?

o Kam ta’we’lah tabghee ?

How many tables do you want?

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Also you can use kam if you want to ask about
the time.

AsaA Kam? What time is it?

asaA waHdah (it’s 1:00 o’clock)

asaA wahdah wa khamsah (1:05)
asaA wahdah wa aAsaharah (1:10)
asaA wahdah wa robaA (1:15)
asaA wahdah wa tilt (1:20)
asaA wahdah wa nous ella khamsa (1:25)
asaA wahdah wa no’us (1:30)
asaA wahdah wa nous wa khamsah (1:35)
asaA itnaian ella tilt (1:40)
asaA itnain ella ro’baA (1:45)
asaA itnain ella aAsharah (1:50)
asaA itnain ella khamsah (1:55)
asaA itnaian (2:00)

Alwaqt (the timing):

For the timing in Arabic it’s different than the English

as it mostly linked to our prayers timings.
So from 1:00 a.m to 11:00 we considered it as (asoboH)

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From 12:00 to 2:00 we consider it the noon so it will be
in Arabic (ad’dohoor)
From 3:00 to 4: 00 we consider it as the afternoon so it
will be in Arabic (al’aA’soor)
From 5:00 to 7:00 p.m we consider it the evening so it
will be in Arabic (al’massa)
From 8:00 p.m to 12:00 a.m we consider it the night so
it will be in Arabic (b’il’ail)

Ayamm il’isboaA
Days of the week

E’sabt Saturday
Il’aHadd Sunday
Al’it’nain Monday
Al’taloot Tuesday
AlrobooAa Wednesday
alkhamess Thursday
aljumaA-ah Friday

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 Shi’hoor asana
Months of the year

Yanayirr January
Fabrayir February
Mariss March
Abreel April
Mayo May
Yunyoo June
Yulyo July
Aghostos August
Sabtambir September
Octobar October
Nofambar November
Decembar December

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 AAINDEE

HAVE & HAS IN ARABIC

aA’indee I have
aAindak You have (for a male)
aAindik You have (for a female)
aAindakoom You have (for a group)
aAindana (We have)
aAindeh (He has)
aAindha (She has)
aAindhoom (They have)

Sayarah I have a car

Pepsi I have a Pepsi
Ey’timaA I have a meeting
aAindee Asdiqaa Arab I have Arab friends
(I have) Ey’jazah I have a day off
Awlad I have children
Maw’Aaidd I have an appointment
TufaHah I have an apple

Bi’koon aAindee

I will have in Arabic

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 Rihlah li Qatar bachir
I will have a journey to Qatar tomorrow
Eyjazah wara bachirr
I will have a holiday day after tomorrow
Shaqah jaddedah fee Jumeriah
aAinde
Bikoon I will have anew flat at Jumeriah
e Mobarat cha’ta’ranjj maA alasidqaa bachir .
I will have a chess game with the friends
tomorrow
Haflah il’youm bil’ail
I will have a party tonight

Kan Aaindee

I had in Arabic

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 Rihlah li Qatar ams
I had a journey to Qatar yesterday
Eyjazah ams
I had holiday day yesterday
Shaqah fee Jumeriah
kan aAindee
I had a flat at Jumeriah
Mobarat chataranjj maA alasidqaa ams
I had a chess game with the friends yesterday
Haflah ams bil’ail
I had a party yesterday night

TAMREEN 3

‫تمرين‬

CLASSROOM ACTIVITY 3

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Translate to Arabic
1- Ali and Nadir and Jalal are friends. Ali is from Oman. Nadir is
from Morocco and Jalal is from Pakistan.
2- What is it? It’s 4:45
3- I had a Fiat car.

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