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ذَهَبَ أَحْمَدُ إِلَى السُّوقِ فِي الصَّبَاحِ.
Why does السُّوقِ end in kasra?
After the preposition إِلَى (“to”), a noun is genitive, so it ends in kasra: إِلَى السُّوقِ. You can see the same rule at the end of the sentence: فِي الصَّبَاحِ.
Break the sentence down
ذَهَبَ “went”: past-tense verb · أَحْمَدُ “Ahmad”: the subject, nominative · إِلَى السُّوقِ “to the market”: preposition + genitive · فِي الصَّبَاحِ “in the morning”: a phrase of time.
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Three quick questions: 1. What is the root of ذَهَبَ? 2. Why does أَحْمَدُ end in ḍamma? 3. How would you say “Fatima went to school”? Answer and I’ll check each one.
What your AI tutor does
Tap a word for its meaning, root and form. Ask why it ends the way it does, or have the whole sentence broken down grammatically.
Simplify, summarize or translate a page of a real book or your own PDF, then switch back to the original when you’re ready.
Pick a topic — family, travel, physics or one of your own — and talk it through with Genius, by voice or text. It brings in the topic’s key words, replies at your level and points out mistakes gently.
Speak a sentence and see which words were clear and which need work. Trace letters and get each stroke checked as you write.
Save any word in one tap and it comes back as a flashcard right before you would forget it. Graded texts end with a quiz on what you read.
Near-synonyms like خَوْف, خَشْيَة and رَهْبَة with their nuances, and classical poetry scanned line by line.
See it in action
A little over a minute of a real lesson with Genius: slides, questions, and answers by voice.
One real conversation: choose a topic, talk, and ask how to say what you mean.
Our approach
You read real books and poetry, alongside graded texts written for your level. The AI explains them and can simplify a page when you ask, but the original is always one tap away.
Answers name the word, the root and the grammar rule they rely on, so you can check them in the dictionary and learn the rule, not just the answer.
Words you save come back as flashcards timed to your memory, Genius points out your mistakes as you talk, and the library shows how much of each book you already know.