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Essential Arabic words - big, small, far, near, read, write

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You will also see this letter transliterated as Shiin.

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The Arabic letter Sheen is a Sun Letter.

It follows the same basic shape of Seen but with three dots on top.

How the Arabic letter Sheen is written

How the Arabic letter Sheen is pronounced

Sheen represents the English sound SH in "Shell" which has an unvoiced sound which is created by forcing air between a wide groove in the center of the front of the tongue and the back of the tooth ridge. The sides of the blade of the tongue may touch the side teeth. The lips are kept slightly tense, and may protrude somewhat during the production of the sound.

Basic Sample words of Sheen in different states

Sheen is connectable to both sides. It takes these three forms depending on its position in the word:

Word examples using the Arabic letter Sheen with diacritics

Sheen should only represent a soft sound when it comes with fatha. But most MSA speakers might pronounce the Sheen in some words with a gruff sound.

Sheen with a fatha: ( شَـ ) ( ـشَـ ) has a soft sound like:

Sheen with a kasra : ( شِـ ) ( ـشِـ ) sounds like:

Sheen with a damma : ( شُـ ) ( ـشُـ ) sounds like:

Sheen with sokoon: ( ـشْـ ) ( ـشْ ) sounds like:

Look-a-likes

Seen ( س ) and Sheen ( ش ) are shape-mates. And they also look a bit like the next two letters Saad ( ص ) and Daad ( ض ).

Mnemonic

The Initial form of Seen ( ســ ) looks like a toothbrush. And the Initial form of Sheen ( شــ ) seems like a toothbrush with some toothpaste on!
The word toothbrush means in Arabic "فر شَــ سْــ نان" (forr sh aat a ss naan) and it contains both letters.

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Ask an Arabic Teacher - How Do You Sound Polite in Arabic?

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Part 1 - Genitive Case
The following drill should be completed after reading Part 1, Chapter 2 ( Genitive Case, Prepositions and The Idaafa).

Provide all case endings for the sentences below. Make sure that you can translate each sentence. The answers are provided following this exercise.

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Drill 4, Part 1 Answer Key
Instructions for drill: Provide all case endings for the sentences below. Make sure that you can translate each sentence.
The case endings have been included and translations provided for each sentence below.
Drill 4 - Part 2 - The Idaafa
Provide all case endings for the sentences below. Then underline all of the idaafas. Make sure that you can translate each sentence. (The sentences are translated in the key.)
Drill 4 - Part 2 Answer Key
The case endings have been included below, all idaafas have been underlined and the translations have been provided. The translations are done in "normal" English, i.e. "the professor's house" instead of "the house of the professor."

The professor's house is near the university.

بيتُ الأستاذِ قريبٌ من الجامعةِ.

(1

The university library is near the museum.

مكتبةُ الجامعةِ قريبةٌ من المتحفِ.

(2

This is a teacher's pen.

هذا قلمُ مدرسٍ.

(3

This is a university library.

هذه مكتبةُ جامعةٍ.

(4

This is the library of Cairo University.

هذه مكتبةُ جامعةِ القاهرةِ.

(5

This is the professor's book.

هذا كتابُ الأستاذِ.

(6

What is the title of the professor's lecture?

ما عنوانُ محاضرةِ الاستاذِ؟

(7

What is the capital of this country?

ما عاصمةُ هذا البلدِ؟

(8

Where is the president of the oil company from?

من اين رئيسُ شركةِ النفطِ؟

(9

Studying this book is enjoyable.

دراسةُ هذا الكتابِ ممتعةٌ.

(10
Drill 4 Part 3 - The Idaafa in Questions

Write out answers to the following questions. Provide all case endings in your answers. Sample answers are provided in the key.

Drill 4 - Part 3 Answer Key

Case endings, translations and sample answers are provided below. (Disclaimer: These sample answers were taken directly from the book and reflect both the time in which the book was written, as well as the author's sense of humor.)

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