Question about Arabic text

[Ramo]

So I'm a noob when it comes to Arabic but anyway why is it that when I see Arabic text online, they don't use the "fatha-", "kasra_" and "domma•" that the Quran uses? Why is it that I can read the Quran but not normal Arabic?

 

[ItzDoctorZ]

I've always wondered that too
Something like this مخيمات wouldn't make sense to me without the fatha, kasra and domma

Arabic is a hard language to learn

 

[horumar]

That is only used in the Quran to get perfect recitations. Fluent speakers don't need it as they can make the word out without it. Arabic is all consonants.

 

[Ramo]

I've always wondered that too
Something like this مخيمات wouldn't make sense to me without the fatha, kasra and domma

Arabic is a hard language to learn

Yeah it's gonna take me a while to learn it

 

[Shangani]

So I'm a noob when it comes to Arabic but anyway why is it that when I see Arabic text online, they don't use the "fatha-", "kasra_" and "domma•" that the Quran uses? Why is it that I can read the Quran but not normal Arabic?

theres no needed in normal or standard speech only on the Quran to make no mistakes of the pronunciation

 

[Ramo]

That is only used in the Quran to get perfect recitations. Fluent speakers don't need it as they can make the word out without it. Arabic is all consonants.

I see. I thought I could just read it regardless whether I knew the word or not. Thanks for your help

 

[Ramo]

here no needed in normal or standard speech only on the Quran to make no mistakes of the pronunciation

I see. So you have to have high level knowledge of the Arabic pronunciation to be able to read anything huh

 

[ItzDoctorZ]

Yeah it's gonna take me a while to learn it

Well Arabic is one of the hardest languages to learn in my opinion. Too confusing

 

[Shangani]

I see. So you have to have high level knowledge of the Arabic pronunciation to be able to read anything huh

not really just how how to properly pronounce letters

 

[horumar]

I see. I thought I could just read it regardless whether I knew the word or not. Thanks for your help

كتاب for example is written ktab but pronounced kitab, the vowels come with the consonants.

 

[Ramo]

@horumar , @Shangani and @ItzDoctorZ thanks for your help

 

[government]

They aren't used in most text books you kinda of have to know them based on what verb they come from and what place are they in the sentence for example kitab can become kitabo or kitaba depending onwhat comes before it for example it becomes kitaba if it's after إن which which makes the ism mansob honestly it's very hard to teach you have to learn naxwh for that or if you're fluent in the language it comes to you naturally

 

[Ramo]

They aren't used in most text books you kinda of have to know them based on what verb they come from and what place are they in the sentence for example kitab can become kitabo or kitaba depending onwhat comes before it for example it becomes kitaba if it's after إن which which makes the ism mansob honestly it's very hard to teach you have to learn naxwh for that or if you're fluent in the language it comes to you naturally

What does naxwh mean in English?

 

[horumar]

What does naxwh mean in English?

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[Ramo]

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How long did it take you to learn the language and what dialect is best to learn?

 

[horumar]

How long did it take you to learn the language and what dialect is best to learn?

I am Arab

 

[Shangani]

How long did it take you to learn the language and what dialect is best to learn?

learned it as a kid but its easy not hard at all