story The Sea

Story no. 3

The Sea

تَسْكُنُ سَوْسَنُ في بَيتٍ  يُطِلُّ على البَحْرِ فَتُشَاهِدُ كٌلَّ يَوْمٍ السُّفُنَ في البَحْرِ بَعِيدًا عَنِ الشَّاِطئِ

taskuno sawsano fi baiten yutillu alal bahre fatushahidu kulla yawmenes sufuna fil bahre baaeedan aanish shatiee

Sawsan lives in a home that overlook the sea so he see the ships everyday far from the beach

Sentence Analysis:

تَسْكُنُ == taskunu == she lives (Present tense verb) 

سَوْسَنُ == sawsan = Sawsan (name of a girl)

في == fi == in (Preposition)

بَيتٍ  == baiten == a home == (indefinite, genitive coz preceded by a preposition)

يُطِلُّ == yutilu == he/it overlook (Present tense Verb)

على == ala == on (Preposition)

البَحْرِ == al-bahre == the sea (definite noun, genitive coz preceded by a preposition)

فَ == fa == so (connective particle)

تُشَاهِدُ == tushahidu == she looks (Present tense verb)

كٌلَّ == kulla == every 

يَوْمٍ == yawmen == day

السُّفُنَ == as-sufuna == the ships (Definite noun, Accusative coz it's object)

في  == fi == in (Preposition)

البَحْرِ == al-bahre == the sea (definite noun, genitive coz preceded by a preposition) 

بَعِيدًا == baaeedan == far 

عَنِ == aan == from (Preposition)

الشَّاِطئِ == ash-shatiee == the beach (definite noun,  genitive coz preceded by a preposition)

Further analysis:

1. السُّفُنَ

Singular: سَفِينَة == safina == ship

Plural:  سُّفُنَ == sufun == ships