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‫80[ثمانون]‬ ‫الصفات 3‬

80[thimanun] alsafat 3

She has a dog.	‫لديها كلب.‬; ldiha kalba.
The dog is big.	‫الكلب كبير.‬; alkulb kabiran.
She has a big dog.	‫لديها كلب كبير.‬; ldiha kalb kabiran.
She has a house.	‫إنها تملك بيتاً.‬; 'iinaha tamlik bytaan.
The house is small.	‫البيت صغير.‬; albayt saghira.
She has a small house.	‫إنها تملك بيتاً صغيراً.‬; 'iinaha tamlik bytaan sghyraan.
He is staying in a hotel.	‫إنه يسكن في فندق.‬; 'iinah yuskin fi fundq.
The hotel is cheap.	‫الفندق رخيص.‬; alfunduq rakhisa.
He is staying in a cheap hotel.	‫إنه يسكن في فندق رخيص.‬; 'iinah yuskin fi funduq rakhisan.
He has a car.	‫إنه يملك سيارة.‬; 'iinah yamlik siarata.
The car is expensive.	‫السيارة غالية.‬; alsiyarat ghaliata.
He has an expensive car.	‫إنه يملك سيارة غالية.‬; 'iinah yamlik sayaratan ghaliata.
He reads a novel.	‫إنه يقرأ رواية.‬; 'iinah yaqra rawayata.
The novel is boring.	‫الرواية مملة.‬; alrawayat mumlata.
He is reading a boring novel.	‫إنه يقرأ رواية مملة.‬; 'iinah yaqra riwayatan mumlata.
She is watching a movie.	‫إنها تشاهد فيلماً.‬; 'iinaha tushahid fylmaan.
The movie is exciting.	‫الفيلم مشوق.‬; alfaylam mushawq.
She is watching an exciting movie.	‫إنها تشاهد فيلماً مشوقاً.‬; 'iinaha tushahid fylmaan mshwqaan.

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