KAFA TAHUN 4 : BAHASA ARAB TOPIK 1 ( JAM DAN WAKTU )

Summary

This video provides a simple yet comprehensive guide to telling time in Arabic for Year 4 students. It explains how to read the clock in Arabic, using terms for various times of the day such as 1:00, 2:00, and so on, with specific pronunciation and usage examples. The script also covers how to interpret the clock when the minute hand is pointing between numbers, and introduces key vocabulary like 'tamaaman' for exactly on the hour, 'waropko' for a quarter, and 'istools' for 20 minutes. Practical examples are provided to help learners understand and practice these concepts.

Takeaways

• 😀 The script teaches how to tell time in Arabic, focusing on different hour and minute terms.
• 😀 'As-sa'ah al-wahida' represents 1:00 in Arabic, while 'as-sa'ah al-ashraf' represents 10:00.
• 😀 The minutes are represented by values like 5, 10, and 15, which affect the way the time is pronounced in Arabic.
• 😀 When the minute hand points to 12, it's called 'tamaaman', meaning exactly on the hour.
• 😀 The minute hand between 1 and 6 is called 'eminam', while from 8 to 11, it's 'minim'.
• 😀 To express 15 minutes past the hour, the term 'waropko' is used in Arabic.
• 😀 For 20 minutes, the term 'watsools' is used to describe the time in Arabic.
• 😀 'On-net' refers to half an hour (30 minutes), and is used when the minute hand is at 6.
• 😀 When minutes are subtracted from the hour (e.g., 15 minutes less), the phrase 'ila' is added before the time.
• 😀 A key rule is that when the minute hand is between 8 and 11, the hour needs to be increased by one when telling the time in Arabic.

Q & A

What is the focus of the video lesson?

The video focuses on teaching how to tell time in Arabic, with explanations in Bahasa Melayu.

How do you say '1:00' in Arabic?

'1:00' in Arabic is pronounced as 'as-sa'ah al-wahida'.

What does 'as-sa'ah al-ashraf' mean in terms of time?

'As-sa'ah al-ashraf' means '10:00' in Arabic.

What does 'tamaaman' signify in Arabic when telling time?

'Tamaaman' means 'exactly' or 'precisely' when referring to time.

How is '15 minutes' represented in Arabic?

'15 minutes' is referred to as 'waropko' or 'suku' in Arabic.

What does 'setengah jam' represent in Arabic?

'Setengah jam' means 'half an hour' or '30 minutes' in Arabic.

How is '20 minutes' expressed in Arabic?

'20 minutes' is expressed as 'whatstools' in Arabic.

What happens when the minute hand points between numbers 8 and 11?

When the minute hand points between numbers 8 and 11, the hour hand is adjusted to the next hour, and the time is mentioned accordingly.

How do you say '4:40' in Arabic?

'4:40' in Arabic is expressed as 'as-sa'ah al-khamis ah ilah sulus', which means '5:00 minus 20 minutes.'

How do you say '1:50' in Arabic?

'1:50' in Arabic is 'as-sa'ah al-ashaniah ilah daqoiq', meaning '2:00 minus 10 minutes.'