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SchlaftiusSunday 04th of September 2005 02:35:14 PM
Business Arabic: I am going to start a series of Business Arabic vocabulary for those of you who do regular business in the Arab World. This vocabulary is intended for those of you with a minimum level of Intermediate, and with a good grounding in reading Arabic without the vowels.
If you need any help in the pronunciation of particular words, do not hesistate to ask in the forum.
SchlaftiusSunday 04th of September 2005 02:36:36 PM
Lesson 1::
عالم الشركات – Business World (literally Companies)
شركةﻤﺆسسة – Company / Enterprise
شركة - Company
مقاول – Company / Firm
مصنع - Factory
موقع انتاج – Production Site
ﺇنشاﺀ ﻤﺆسسة – to set up a company
قطاع ﴿نشاط﴾ - Sector/Branch
Please check here regularly for more lessons.
I will update this section every now and then.
SchlaftiusSunday 04th of September 2005 02:50:25 PM
Lesson 2::
نشاط – (business) activity
ﻤﺆسسة صناعية – Industrial (secondary) venture/enterprise
شركة خدمات – Services (tertiary) company
ﻤﺆسسة زراعية – Agricultural (primary) company
ﻤﺆسسة تجارية – Trading/commercial company
عامل انتاج – Production factor
قيمة زائدة – Value-added
ربح - Profits
remySunday 04th of September 2005 04:49:47 PM
nice idea :) even though it reminds me of school which is going to start next week :( and yuck i'll be having business geography :S will see what i can find to add here if you don't mind :) keep up the good work!
cheers,
remy
SchlaftiusSunday 04th of September 2005 11:54:14 PM
Taafadhali: Remy, you are always welcome to contribute here.
remyMonday 05th of September 2005 12:09:34 AM
shukran jazeelan :)
SchlaftiusMonday 05th of September 2005 12:42:31 AM
3afwan
fawzeeTuesday 06th of September 2005 08:34:27 PM
ahlan bikum,
kam haza "alkhayt"(thread :) ) almufeed. lakin lastati3 an aqra' alkhaTT al3rabiy li ajli hajamihi alsagheer allazi katabtahu Ya Schlaftius.
jazakumullah khayran katheer.
ila marratan ukhra, fi amaanillah
SchlaftiusWednesday 07th of September 2005 04:18:51 AM
ya Fawzy, I am sorry that the script is too small for you to read but this forum and thread only seem to produce small fonts. If you go to your web-browser, go to the top and go to VIEW, then to TEXT SIZE, then adjust it to increase or very large.
An alternative way is to copy and paste what you can't read unto notepad or word, then increase the font size.
Inshallah that will help
fawzeeWednesday 07th of September 2005 09:16:47 AM
Schlaftius, hal anta ta3mal fi shaarika? in kazalik fi ayyi qiTa3 altijaary kuntu?
ana a3mal fi lqiTa3 alkhidmat almaaliya i3Ta quroodhan sagheera (or micro credit)limushtariyyoon bidha3a aldaa2imiya(consumer durables) mithlu thullajaat,tilfaaz,darrajaat alnaariya,uthath(furniture??) wa min mithlih.
kyf alhaal fi ssooq almaaliya fi alawsaaT assharqiya? yartafi3 am yantazil?
atamanna lakum bikulli fat-hin wa najhin bi iznillah
wa slm3lykm warahmatullahi wabarakaatuh. ilalliqa2
Former_MemberWednesday 07th of September 2005 11:21:14 AM
Schlaftius: I have to say the following as an avid watcher of this forum in the attempt to keep my arabic conversational skills up:-
Ana mish baheb el soora la Schlatftius. Oo kaman the jokes he has written.
afwan but ana lazim bit ooliloon.
SchlaftiusWednesday 07th of September 2005 11:31:59 AM
To Fawzi: Yes, I have experience in running/owning a business but I am not at liberty to discuss my business on a public forum. We might be able to discuss it on a more private setting. As far as the financial markets in the Middle East, I don't claim to be an expert and I am sure there are better sources of information on that
SchlaftiusWednesday 07th of September 2005 11:36:14 AM
To Meg:
Meg, I am sacrificing some of time here to teach my fellow man my native tongue.
So whether you like my picture, or my sense of humour is neither here or there. I am not here to entertain you or to be judged by you. This is not the Comedy Store Forum.
You either are interested to learn Business Arabic or you're not, it's that simple.
I'm sorry if I come across as harsh but it had to be said for anyone else who wants to attack me personally.
SchlaftiusWednesday 07th of September 2005 11:44:28 AM
To Everyone:
Could we please keep this forum/thread about learning Business Arabic. If you have any questions about Arabic Grammar, Syntax, Arabic Culture, Business Vocabulary, Business Etiquette in the Middle East, General Arabic Vocabulary or anything else related, I am happy to answer them.
If, on the other hand, you have some personal questions to ask me; don't.
If you want to judge me; don't.
If you want to know about my business; don't.
If you don't like my picture or avatar or joke, that's your opinion but don't post it in here.
I am here to share my knowledge, not my life.
I hope this is the last time I will have to discuss this in here.
SchlaftiusThursday 08th of September 2005 05:23:02 PM
Lesson 3: حقق ارباح - to make a profit
ملكية خاصة - private property
ٌإعادة الشراء - Buying (back)/Buy out
دمج - Merger
إفلاس - Bankrupcy
oneyouSaturday 10th of September 2005 01:01:11 AM
Thanks: Hello,
I have just started learning Arabic and still studying letters,trying to read.I hope i will be able to join your forums as soon as possible.I don't join the forums but i follow you,and i copy every words.Each word you wrote is very dear for me.Thank you very very much.
Ma Alsalama
Originally posted by Schlaftius
حقق ارباح - to make a profit
ملكية خاصة - private property
ٌإعادة الشراء - Buying (back)/Buy out
دمج - Merger
إفلاس - Bankrupcy
Paul8Saturday 10th of September 2005 05:56:42 AM
this is in regards to increase the font size. All you need to do is enclose < font size = (num) > statement < / font > around the word (without the spaes i put in) and it will work. Example:
السلام عليكم
this is font size 4
also for marquee just use < marquee behavior=reverse > statement < /marquee>
Example:
SchlaftiusSaturday 10th of September 2005 09:23:04 PM
To Paul.
This what I like to see, constructive posts; thank you paul.
SchlaftiusSaturday 10th of September 2005 09:26:18 PM
To oneyou:
You appreciation is appreciated, your diligence is noted, I am glad you can join us to learn this wonderful and rich language.
I will post soon, other than Business Arabic, some grammatical sketches, and Arabic dialectology for all who are interested in picking up a Spoken Arabic skill.
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