🌟Arabic vowels play a crucial role in language and communication.
✨There are three distinct signs for Arabic vowels: Dhamma, Fat-ha, and Kasra.
🔤Dhamma, represented by a small waaw, has the sound of 'oo.'
🔡Fat-ha is a tilted line over a letter and has the sound of 'a.'
🔣Kasra, similar to Fat-ha, is written at the bottom of a letter and has an 'i' sound.
What are the names of the three Arabic vowels?
—The names of the three Arabic vowels are Dhamma, Fat-ha, and Kasra.
What is the sound of Dhamma?
—Dhamma, represented by a small waaw, has the sound of 'oo.'
How is Fat-ha written?
—Fat-ha is written as a tilted line over a letter and has the sound of 'a.'
Where is Kasra written?
—Kasra is written at the bottom of a letter and has an 'i' sound.
What is the meaning of 'Ku-ti-ba'?
—'Ku-ti-ba' means 'it was written' or 'prescribed' in Arabic.
04:14Arabic vowels play a vital role in language and communication.
04:17Unlike English, Arabic has three distinct signs for vowels: Dhamma, Fat-ha, and Kasra.
04:38Dhamma, represented by a small waaw, has the sound of 'oo' and is pronounced as 'nu.'
05:00Fat-ha is written as a tilted line over a letter and has the sound of 'a.' It is pronounced as 'na.'
05:28Kasra is similar to Fat-ha but written at the bottom of a letter. It has an 'i' sound and is pronounced as 'ni.'
