“Count” (imperative) in Tunisian Arabic
In Tunisian Arabic, “Count” (the verb, as in the imperative statement, in the singular form) is written using the Latin script as:
E7seb
Using the Arabic script, it is written as:
إحسب
In Tunisian Arabic, “Count” (the verb, in the plural form) is written using the Latin script as:
E7sbou
Using the Arabic script, it is written as:
إحسبو
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Examples in sentences or statements
“Count the money that came out of the ATM.”
(singular) E7seb el flous elli 5arjet mdistributeur.
(plural) E7sebou el flous elli 5arjet mdistributeur.
.إحسب الفلوس إلي خرجت مدستريبيتور (singular)
.إحسبو الفلوس إلي خرجت مدستريبيتور (plural)
“Count how many are left.”
(singular) E7seb 9adech 9a3dou.
(plural) E7sebou 9adech 9a3dou.
.إحسب قداش قعدو (singular)
.إحسبو قداش قعدو (plural)
“Count them.”
(singular) E7sebhom.
(plural) E7sbouhom.
.إحسبهم (singular)
.إحسبوهم (plural)
“Count backwards from 100 to 1.”
(singular) E7seb bel ma9loub men 100 l 1.
(plural) E7sebou bel ma9loub men 100 l 1.
إحسب بل مقلوب من 100 ل 1 (singular)
إحسبو بل مقلوب من 100 ل 1 (plural)
“Count how many tomatoes are in the fridge.”
(singular) E7seb 9adech men ka3ba tmatem fel frigidaire.
(plural) E7sebou 9adech men ka3ba tmatem fel frigidaire.
.إحسب قداش من كعبة طماطم في الفريجيدار (singular)
.إحسبو قداش من كعبة طماطم في الفريجيدار (plural)
Related words in Tunisian Arabic
“Count” (future) in Tunisian Arabic
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