Colours and descriptions

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These colours have special feminine patterns rather than simply adding ة.

The adjective follows its noun and agrees with it: بَابٌ أَحْمَرُ, a red door.

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Describe a red door and a green car.

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بَابٌ أَحْمَرُ. سَيَّارَةٌ خَضْرَاءُ.

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Sources & learning notes

Lesson explanations and exercises are written for knowmyquran. Recorded examples are adapted from the linked open Arabic textbooks. The course teaches Modern Standard Arabic; the stages describe content, rather than a proficiency certificate.

Grammar reference: Madinah Arabic grammar course. Additional written examples are site-authored.

Audio and adapted examples from the Humanities LibreTexts Arabic textbooks by Hana Kassas and the contributing authors identified on each source page, CC BY 4.0. Recordings unchanged. Word recordings use the source pronunciation, commonly without connected case endings.

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