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Araada Conjugation

أرادَ (araada) means "to to want" in Arabic. Present: أنا (ana) أُريد [uriid], أنتَ (anta) تُريد [turiid], أنتِ (anti) تُريدين [turiidiin], هو (huwa) يُريد [yuriid], هي (hiya) تُريد [turiid], نحن (naḥnu) نُريد [nuriid]. Below: all 1 tenses we teach, with examples.

Present المضارع (al-muḍāri‘)

Prefix (a-, ta-, ya-, na-) + present stem -ktub-, plus -iin for 'you (f.)' and -uun for the plurals. It covers both 'I write' and 'I am writing', and with a time word also the near future.

أنا (ana)أُريد [uriid]
أنتَ (anta)تُريد [turiid]
أنتِ (anti)تُريدين [turiidiin]
هو (huwa)يُريد [yuriid]
هي (hiya)تُريد [turiid]
نحن (naḥnu)نُريد [nuriid]
أنتم (antum)تُريدون [turiiduun]
هم (hum)يُريدون [yuriiduun]

Examples

أُريد قَهْوة مِن فَضْلِك
uriid qahwa min fadlik
I want a coffee, please
ماذا تُريد؟
maadhaa turiid?
What do you want?

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