This flashcard teaches the Arabic phrase "Law mā jīt, kint fakkar tak zaʿlān," meaning "If you hadn't come, I'd have thought you were angry."
The phrase "لو ما جيت، كنت فَكَّرْتَك زَعلان" (Law mā jīt, kint fakkar tak zaʿlān) translates to 'If you hadn't come, I'd have thought you were angry.'.
| Unit | 10 |
|---|---|
| Lesson | 42 |
| Section | A |
| No | 14 |
| Front | If you hadn't come, I'd have thought you were angry. |
| Back | لو ما جيت، كنت فَكَّرْتَك زَعلان۔ |
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