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Ramadan Mubarak!

Mmm, ehh ana ta shof caman 🙈🐵🙂
I said, I'll go see as well or I'll find out myself later as well

I don't use Google translate... I can't write/type or read Arabic... Only speak

Ana = me/I'm/I, ta shof = will see/going to see, caman = as well
Ana kaman ta'al shoof
this probably is the correct way of saying it... But 🤷‍♂️🙈 tho it will be.. I also will go see

which is not how I speak in general 😴
 
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I said, I'll go see as well or I'll find out myself later as well

I don't use Google translate... I can't write/type or read Arabic... Only speak

Ana = me/I'm, ta shof = will see/going to see, caman = as well
Oh okay I get what u mean, however there is one mistake

It's "Ana rah shoof"

Not Ana ta shoof
 
I said, I'll go see as well or I'll find out myself later as well

I don't use Google translate... I can't write/type or read Arabic... Only speak

Ana = me/I'm/I, ta shof = will see/going to see, caman = as well

this probably is the correct way of saying it... But 🤷‍♂️🙈 tho it will be.. I also will go see

which is not how I speak in general 😴
If there is only "🧢" as reaction to posts...
 
As someone who has studied Arabic in school, you get used to it. The bigger issue was that you say nouns before verbs.
Not necessary, there are 2 types of sentences in Arabic first one is ismiyya which means that it starts with a noun

Second one is fe'liyya which means it starts with a verb


But well, despite being a beautiful and eloquence language (especially when you listen to old poems) it's still very hard to study.
 
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