Weekly Arabic translation

To translate 1000-1200 words a week from English to Arabic (£100 for approx. 4800 words)

To english translate to MSA (suitable for children or a more casual MSA used by someone who is speaking arabic to another arab from a different dialect).

Below are the instructions;
• The root words to use for the sentences is above each paragraph in bold (does not count as part of the word count as it is not in english).
• Write the arabic (MSA) above the english sentence i.e. keep the english text.
• Include vowels and hamzas etc.
• Always construct the sentence so that plural form of the verb is used in when referring to plurals. e.g. instead of writing dhahaba Ali, Abbas and Hakim, write Ali, Abbas and Hakim dhahabu.
• Always use plural form instead of dual forms

Below is a sample;
shaahada, akala
I watched that series and ate popcorn.
I’m watching that series now and eating popcorn
Ali also watched it but he thought that it was not good. He also doesnt eat popcorn
He ate popcorn with me yesterday.
Now I’m watching a new series and Ali and Abbas are also watching it.
Yesterday their sisters watched another series that we didnt like it and they ate food that we didnt like also.
One of the sisters ate popcorn and watched the same series as us.
We will also watch the series that you are watching and eat the same food that your are eating.
That programme is watched by many people and that food is eaten by many people.
That programme was watched by many people and that food was eaten by many people
I said to his sisters that “you watch too many programmes and eat too much”. They watch ten series at the same time and eat too much popcorn.