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How do you say "to think" in Arabic?

يفكر

Yifakkar

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In Arabic, "to think" is يفكر.

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Pronunciation

Yifakkar, say 'yee-FAH-kar' with doubled ka (ك) in the middle making it linger.

Writing and usage

Contains fa (ف), doubled kaf (ك), and ra (ر). The doubled kaf makes the thinking sound drawn out.

Example sentence

فكرت في الموضوع كتير.

I thought about the matter a lot.

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How to remember يفكر

The doubled k sound 'fak-kar' is like the sound of gears turning in your head.

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Questions about يفكر

How do you say "to think" in Arabic?

In Arabic, "to think" is يفكر. It is a noun.

How is يفكر written in Arabic?

Contains fa (ف), doubled kaf (ك), and ra (ر). The doubled kaf makes the thinking sound drawn out.

How is يفكر used in a sentence?

Use يفكر as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: فكرت في الموضوع كتير. (I thought about the matter a lot.).

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