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conversations.value: What could be a title for a story about with the genre: New, Used & Rental Textstorys, Medicine & Health Sciences?
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conversations.value: A title for this story could be 'Arabic For Dummies'
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conversations.value: Give me the first three paragraphs for this story.
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conversations.value: Arabic For Dummies
  Omar wants to make a reservation at Hotel Ramadan. He asks the operator about the price of the rooms and about any applicable discounts.
  However, unlike in English where the auxiliary verb — the verb after the main verbs "have to," "like to," "able to," and "want to" — remains the same, the auxiliary verb in Arabic changes and becomes a subjunctive verb. For all intents and purposes, the subjunctive verb in this case is any verb that follows the preposition **'an** after one of the four main verbs. So when you use one of the four main verbs above followed by **'an** and an auxiliary verb, you must conjugate the auxiliary verb in the subjunctive form.
  Notice that whereas most of the endings in the subjunctive form change, a few remain the same. These are the personal pronouns whose endings remain the same in both the subjunctive and the **muDaari'** environments — **'antunna** and **hunna.** Also, although a majority of the endings change vowels, a few have endings that change completely: **'anti,** ' **antum,** **hum,** **'antumaa,** **humaa** (M), and **humaa** (F). In these endings, you actually drop the suffix. For example, **'antum taktubuuna** becomes **'antum taktubuu.**
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conversations.value: Being in an emergency doesn't always mean that you're the one who needs help. You may be faced with a situation where you're actually the person who's in a position to offer help. In this case, you need to know words and phrases of an altogether different nature. The words and phrases in this section help you better respond to a situation in which you're the helper and not the one being helped.
  The first thing you do in such a situation is ask questions to assess the damage and determine what course of action to take:
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conversations.value: The mind is to be used for analytical purposes: observation and analysis. The heart, on the other hand, is for emotions; you should listen and feel with your heart.
  You only live one life, so you should enjoy every single day. At the end, each day's experiences are what make up your history.
  In Arabic culture and society, maturity and respect for elders is a highly regarded virtue. This proverb reinforces the idea that elders are respected, and their counsel is sought often.
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conversations.value: The heart, on the other hand, is for emotions; you should listen and feel with your heart.
  You only live one life, so you should enjoy every single day. At the end, each day's experiences are what make up your history.
  In Arabic culture and society, maturity and respect for elders is a highly regarded virtue. This proverb reinforces the idea that elders are respected, and their counsel is sought often.