Hi! I had a question is الوقت the same as الساعة? Or is الوقت referring to a time something happened and الساعة referring to time of day? Thank you!
Hillary Craddock • 05/12/2025
الساعة literally means "the hour" so I think it's like the difference in English between asking what is the time and what is the hour?
Hob Learning • 05/20/2025Hob team
الوقت refers to time as a concept ("How much time do we have?") while الساعة is speaking about the time of the day ("What time is it?"). الساعة also just means "hour" or "clock"
Hello Karma and Hanna! Thank you for the content I just notice one small mistake in vocabulary section and it's just because I'm rewriting the vocab to my notebook. With vocab school - there is missing letter M in arabic writing.
Ali Karlovská • 09/28/2025
And also vocab place and restaurant missing M
Iyah Youssef • 12/05/2025
The small tail off of the "L" is the meem, or "M." It is easy to miss, but that is how it is written. Hope that helps!
Hello Karma and Hanna! I love the content so far! I just wanted to point out that there is a slight error at 4:31 Thank you
Hi! I had a question is الوقت the same as الساعة? Or is الوقت referring to a time something happened and الساعة referring to time of day? Thank you!
الساعة literally means "the hour" so I think it's like the difference in English between asking what is the time and what is the hour?
الوقت refers to time as a concept ("How much time do we have?") while الساعة is speaking about the time of the day ("What time is it?"). الساعة also just means "hour" or "clock"
Hello Karma and Hanna! Thank you for the content I just notice one small mistake in vocabulary section and it's just because I'm rewriting the vocab to my notebook. With vocab school - there is missing letter M in arabic writing.
And also vocab place and restaurant missing M
The small tail off of the "L" is the meem, or "M." It is easy to miss, but that is how it is written. Hope that helps!