عند Fo2 Above
عند and3 At /with
Which is correct one?
Thank you.
Above or at/with - 2.7 Explaining where
Hassims
March 7, 2011
Fatina-N
March 7, 2011
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Amira-Zaki
May 4, 2011
Ahlam Hassims,
The Arabic script that you provided "عند" (pronounced 3nd) is a preposition meaning "at/with/near".
"Above" is فوق
I hope that helps!
Amira-Zaki
May 4, 2011
Oh dear, I've just realized there was a mistake in the lesson - I've fixed that now. Our apologies for the confusion!
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