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    Learn Lebanese

    Level 101 Lesson 5


    Noun, Adjective and Genders

    Curriculum V1.0
    LLL System as developed by the Lebanese Language Institute
    www.LebaneseLanguage.org

    Copyright www.abcLeb.com Lesson 5 ---- 2002-2012

    Lebanese Language Center


    www.abcleb.com

    Feast

    Xaziime

    Cyec
    Sticks/ skewers
    Ciic (single)
    Xariice:
    Xariic:

    Talij
    Ice (plr)
    Talje
    A cube of ice

    a grape-bearing vine
    Vineyard(s) Also Xarayic

    Faim
    Char Coal
    Fame (single)

    Nbiid
    Wine
    Anniinit nbiid
    A bottle of wine
    Xinab:
    Grape
    Wara Xariic: Grape leaves

    Exercise 1

    Laim micwe
    Grilled meat
    (in the US, Sheesh
    Kobab is used. There is
    no Sheesh Kobab in
    Lebanese)

    Kabeb

    Kafta

    Ciic awu`

    Ground -flavored
    meat grilled on
    sticks/ skewers

    Ground-flavored
    meat whenever
    not on sticks

    Seasoned
    grilled chicken
    breast

    Copyright www.abcLeb.com Lesson 5 ---- 2002-2012

    I want wine

    He wants chicken

    She wants ice

    We want water

    Give me wine

    Give him chicken

    Give her ice

    Give us water

    Hand me wine

    Hand him the chicken

    Hand her ice

    Hand us water

    I want the Argiile

    He wants grape

    She wants wine

    We want bread

    Give me Argiile

    Give him the grape

    Give her wine

    Give us bread

    Hand me Argiile

    Hand him grape

    Hand her wine

    Hand us bread

    Professions
    List of Professions

    Exercise 2: What is your job?

    Masculine

    Feminine

    Meaning in English

    akiim
    mhandis
    istez
    mueme
    tejir
    iyyar
    ketib
    jawharje
    muiif
    biyyex
    rajul axmel*
    ibbez
    firran
    nijjar
    mixmarje
    idded

    akiime
    mhandse
    mxallme
    muemiyye
    tejra
    iiyyarjiyye
    ketbe
    jawharjiyye
    muiife
    biyyexa
    Imra`at
    axmel*
    ibbeze
    firrane
    nijjara
    mixmarjiyye
    iddede

    Architecte**

    Architecte**

    siiyese
    mmarri
    muzerix
    ure
    aae
    mwaaf

    siiyesiyye
    mmarda
    muzerxa
    uriyye
    aaye
    mwaafe

    Physician, doctor of medicine Doctor is also used


    engineer
    teacher
    lawyer
    trader
    pilot
    writer
    jeweler
    host
    salesman
    businessman, businesswoman. English Businessman is
    also used
    baker
    baker
    carpenter
    builder
    blacksmith
    Architect (pronounced Arciitekt for both genders)
    politician
    nurse
    farmer
    priest, the priest wife (if any)
    judge
    employee

    mudiir

    mudiira

    manager

    Ana mhandis

    I am an engineer.

    Inta/Inte cu?
    What do you do?
    What do you work?
    Ana akiim.

    What is your job? (what are you?)


    Cu btaxmol? [m]
    Cu btaxmle? [f]
    Cu btictiil? [m]
    Cu btictile? [f]
    I am a doctor.

    John is a baker

    Mark is a teacher

    Cynthia is an officer

    Lisa is a nurse

    Tom is a lawyer

    Jim is a doctor

    Mary is a writer
    Tony is the teacher

    Ximad is a judge
    Christine is saleswoman

    * Arabic word(s) used in Lebanese


    ** French word(s) used in Lebanese

    Copyright www.abcLeb.com Lesson 5 ---- 2002-2012

    Joseph is the architect

    Sandra is a politician

    Exercise 3: Who are they?


    Exercise 4:
    I am a farmer
    He is a doctor

    Ana mzerix.
    Hiwwe akiim

    I am a nurse

    He is a blacksmith

    You are a pilot

    She is a lawyer

    She is an engineer

    She is a judge

    He is a doctor

    She is a teacher

    You are a soldier

    He is a teacher

    She is a
    businesswoman

    The school teacher

    The house architect

    You are a priest

    Grammar
    Simple Phrases

    The Kitchen Window

    The House Door

    The boys mother

    This is the kitchen chair

    This is the boys father

    Noun + Defined noun Doctor + The Family = doctor of the family


    The Family Doctor

    Hakiim l xayle

    Now, the whole phrase is defined, which means The Family Doctor = The Family Doctor is
    Example: The Family Doctor is good = Hakiim l xayle mnii
    Note: For feminine nouns that end with a vowel we use the object+it followed by the noun
    Female doctor is akiime

    The house window is white

    The kitchen curtain

    The boys teacher(m)

    Example: The Family (female)Doctor is good = Hakiimit l xayle mniia

    Copyright www.abcLeb.com Lesson 5 ---- 2002-2012

    (school = madirse)

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