Arabic Learning through Quiz: Genders

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Arabic Learning Quiz: Genders

Welcome to the Arabic Learning Quiz, where you can test your knowledge of gender in Arabic adjectives and vocabulary! This engaging quiz is designed for all levels, from beginners to those looking to refresh their skills.

Join us as you explore:

Feminine and masculine forms of adjectives
Common Arabic vocabulary related to food and drinks
Cultural insights through language

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by LearningLanguage7

Please note that for all the questions, the throaty Arabic letter 'h' has been written as 'hh'. If the feminine form of the adjective 'mneeh' is 'mneeha' then the feminine version of 'hheloo' (حلو, which means sweet or beautiful) is?

Hhaloo

Hheloo, same as the masculine form

Hhelwa

If the word 'hheloo' (حلو) means beautiful, how can you say 'you are beautiful' to Majd?

Ana hheloo

Enti hhelwa

Ana hhelwa

If Roula offered you a cup of tea but it is too sweet, how would you describe the tea (hints: 'el' means the; 'chai' means tea)

Enti el chai

El chai kteer hheloo

Enti kteer hheloo

What is the word for salt in Arabic? (hint: try to work by elimination)

Melehh (ملح)

Mneehh (منيح)

Inshallah (انشالله)

Another salty question: how can you describe something as salty? (hint: work by elimination)

Malehh

Ma mneehh

Tareeq

The Arabic word for potato sounds a bit like potato. What word am I talking about? (hint, Arab speakers tend to replace the b with a p)

Tareeq

Batata

Dajaja

How would you ask for a cup of tea with sugar? (Hint: 'maa' (مع) means with)

Bedde chai maa melehh

Bedde chai maa ward

Bedde chai maa sukkar

Bonus question: How can you say that you want a cup of tea with milk?

Bedde chai maa mummy

Bedde chai maa hhaleeb

Bedde batata maa melehh

Arabic Learning through Quiz: Genders

Arabic Learning Quiz: Genders

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