@muhamad.andalusi: "Do you lift weights?" 💪 ‎1. هَلْ تَحْمِلْ حَدِيدْ؟ (Hal tahmil hadīd?) - "Do you lift weights?" (formal, addressing a male) ‎2. هَلْ تَحْمِلْ حَدِيدًا؟ (Hal tahmil hadīdan?) - "Do you lift weights?" (more grammatically correct, addressing a male) ‎3. هَلْ تَشِيلْ حَدِيدْ (Hal tashīl hadīd?) - "Do you lift weights?" (colloquial, addressing a male) ‎4. هَلْ تَحْمِلِيِنْ حَدِيداً (Hal tahmilīn hadīdan?) - "Do you lift weights?" (addressing a female) Breakdown: ‎هَلْ (Hal): This is a particle used to introduce a question. ‎تَحْمِلْ (tahmil): This verb comes from the root ح-م-ل (ha-mi-la), which means to carry or bear. In the second person masculine (you), it's "tahmil." ‎حَدِيدْ (hadīd): This noun means "iron," but in this context, it's used to refer to weights. ‎تَحْمِلِيِنْ (tahmilīn): This is the second person feminine form of "tahmil." The suffix ـِيِنْ is added when addressing a female. ‎تَشِيلْ (tashīl): This is a colloquial variant of "tahmil," often used in certain dialects. 🔑Keywords: ‎هَلْ (Hal): "Do you" ‎تَحْمِلْ (tahmil): "Lift" (male) ‎تَحْمِلِيِنْ (tahmilīn): "Lift" (female) ‎حَدِيدْ (hadīd): "Weights" Learn Arabic Sentence by Sentence✅ ep.66 ➡️Follow For Daily Arabic Vocabulary and Tips!! #muhammadandalusi #arabiclanguage #arabicwords

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