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wao alif

I have read in a book that 'the alif' after 'the waaw' is written just to differetiat between waaw `Atf and waaw plural. This alif is also written in plural form of past. So, it's only the sign.

By student at Tue, 2010-08-31 10:41 | reply | email this comment

Minor corrections

I am currently studying Arabic and my native Egyptian teacher told me that the you plural form of imperative requires a waaw-alif at the end rather than the waaw by itself. I inquired about this with another member of my teaching team and he confirmed this error in your imperative exercises. So, I am merely making the suggestion to correct this mistake. Thank you, and have a great day!
By student at Thu, 2007-12-13 19:19 | reply | email this comment

wao alif

salaam. just difference in various areas or regions. It does not matter whether you have an alif ot not, it means same and is spoken same
By student at Wed, 2008-01-16 15:04 | reply | email this comment

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