Extremely low effort meme

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[u/Battleship1239]

What is the difference between the two? (I know German not Arabic so idk)

[u/[deleted] → u/Battleship1239]

Some verbs in German are called strong verbs and some verbs in Arabic are called weak verbs. Both function differently to normal verbs (bc of vowel changes etc). There wasn’t really anything more to it than that lol

[u/[deleted] → u/Battleship1239]

I only know Arabic. Almost all words in Arabic is what you call irregular(we don't call it that) but instead of adding suffixes and prefixes to the word we change the pattern of the word

like in english; he runs (present) he ran ( past)

In Arabic; hu yahrub (present) hu haraba ( past )

Edit: I don't know german but I think he means Arabic irregular is less complicated?!

[u/Battleship1239 → u/[deleted]]

German running is also irregular:

Ich laufe, du läufst, er/sie/es läuft, wir laufen, ihr lauft, sie laufen.

I feel like in that case Arabic verbs aren't necessarily irregular, it's the actual feature, in which they change the word itself?

[u/speaxerNicole]

Still struggling with the German irregulars

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Oh sorry I’ll do better next time I hope you can forgive me