EGYPTIAN ARABIC VERB
to tire someone, to trouble
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المُضَارِع · now and habits: the b- forms (بَكْتِب)
| Form | Affirmative | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| أَنَاI tire someone | ||
| إِنْتَyou tire someone (to a man) | ||
| إِنْتِyou tire someone (to a woman) | ||
| هُوَّhe tires someone | ||
| هِيَّshe tires someone | ||
| إِحْنَاwe tire someone | ||
| إِنْتُوyou all tire someone | ||
| هُمَّthey tire someone |
المَاضِي · finished actions (كَتَبْت, كَتَب)
| Form | Affirmative | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| أَنَاI tired someone | ||
| إِنْتَyou tired someone (to a man) | ||
| إِنْتِyou tired someone (to a woman) | ||
| هُوَّhe tired someone | ||
| هِيَّshe tired someone | ||
| إِحْنَاwe tired someone | ||
| إِنْتُوyou all tired someone | ||
| هُمَّthey tired someone |
المُسْتَقْبَل · plans: the ha- forms (هَاكْتِب)
| Form | Affirmative | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| أَنَاI will tire someone | ||
| إِنْتَyou will tire someone (to a man) | ||
| إِنْتِyou will tire someone (to a woman) | ||
| هُوَّhe will tire someone | ||
| هِيَّshe will tire someone | ||
| إِحْنَاwe will tire someone | ||
| إِنْتُوyou all will tire someone | ||
| هُمَّthey will tire someone |
المُضَارِع المُجَرَّد · the bare present (عَايِز أَكْتِب, لاَزِم تِكْتِب)
| Form | Affirmative | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| أَنَا(that) I tire someone | ||
| إِنْتَ(that) you tire someone (to a man) | ||
| إِنْتِ(that) you tire someone (to a woman) | ||
| هُوَّ(that) he tires someone | ||
| هِيَّ(that) she tires someone | ||
| إِحْنَا(that) we tire someone | ||
| إِنْتُو(that) you all tire someone | ||
| هُمَّ(that) they tire someone |
الأَمْر · to a man, a woman and several people, and don’t
| Form | Affirmative | Negative |
|---|---|---|
| إِنْتَtire someone! (to a man) | ||
| إِنْتِtire someone! (to a woman) | ||
| إِنْتُوtire someone! (to several people) |
One sentence for each tense, the way people say it.
الشُّغْل الكِتِير عَلَى الكُمْبْيُوتَر بِيِتْعِب العِين.
Too much work on the computer tires the eyes.
الزَّحْمَة فِي وِسْط البَلَد تَعَبِتْنِي النَّهَارْدَه.
The traffic downtown wore me out today.
السَّلاَلِم هَتِتْعِب تِيتَة, خُد الأَسَانْسِير.
The stairs will tire Grandma out, take the lift.
مِش عَايِز أَتْعِبَك مَعَايَا, يَا كَرِيم.
I don't want to trouble you, Karim.
مَتِتْعِبْش نَفْسَك, أَنَا هَاعْمِل الشَّاي.
Don't tire yourself out, I'll make the tea.
The lessons that teach a form of it, and how they say it.
The same pattern, on other verbs: regular verb.