How to Say “Learn It” in Arabic

تعلمه
The English phrase 'learn it' is translated to Arabic as تعلمه.

How does it change in a sentence?

If the object being learned is a feminine noun, the suffix changes from '-ه' to '-ها', as seen in تعلمها.

Did you know?

  • The root علم in تعلمه is the same root used for the word 'world' عالم and 'scientist' عالم. In Arabic thought, the world is something to be known and studied.
  • Arabic has a specific grammatical distinction between 'learning' something via effort and 'learning' something by heart, using different verb forms of the same root.
  • In spoken Levantine Arabic, the phrase might sound like 'itallam-lo', where the pronunciation of the letters shifts slightly from the formal Modern Standard Arabic version.

Example conversation

Omar and Layla are talking about a new language.

  1. عمر Omar

    هل هذا البرنامج صعب؟
    Hal hadha al-barnamaj sa'b?
    Is this program difficult?
  2. ليلى Layla

    لا، يمكنك تعلمه بسهولة.
    La, yumkinuka ta'allamuhu bisuhula.
    No, you can learn it easily.
  3. عمر Omar

    متى سأبدأ؟
    Mata sa-abda'?
    When will I start?
  4. ليلى Layla

    ابدأ الآن يا عمر.
    Ibda' al-an ya Omar.
    Start now, Omar.
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