THIS Simple practical Exercise, can transform your Qalqalah - Lesson 7 | Arabic101
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Al is one of the most unique aspects of Arabic that cannot be found in other languages so for a non-arabic speaker learning to apply this properly is quite crucial because in certain cases it might lead to major mistakes or if applied improperly so in this lesson you will learn all the necessary Basics about and most importantly the
common mistakes usually made by Arabic speakers and how anyone can get over these mistakes by some simple exercises so what makesa so unique in Arabic then well in any language letters come in two states a consonant and a vowel state for consonant State many letters are produced by two organs colliding or touching one another like
for example M when we say m with Suk on the me the Two Lips produce the sound when they Collide or touch one another now if we put the same sound in a vowel state by adding fat for example the sound would be produced by The Parting of the two organs so when we say
me the Two Lips part ways by opening the mouth so these two states exist in all languages including Arabic but the problem arises with specifically these five letters because when they are in a consonant State and the two organs Collide to produce the sound they become too difficult to differentiate from one another because of the mechanism of
their
pronunciation which is obviously very unclear which one it is and at the same time we can't just simply pronounce them as complete vowels while they have sukun so these six letters don't properly fit under either of these states in Arabic and so the concept of kalal was born to solve this problem for these five
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