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LESSON 99Comparative and Superlative Practice
Look at the prices and answer the questions. The picture shows: watermelon (3 dirhams), bananas (12 dirhams), grapes (7 dirhams).
Questions
- ama ġla l-3nb wlla l-banan? — Which is more expensive: grapes or bananas?
- ama rxṣ d-dllaн wlla l-3nb? — Which is cheaper: watermelon or grapes?
- ama нsn d-dllaн wlla l-banan? — Which is better: watermelon or bananas?
- ama нla l-3nb wlla d-dllaн? — Which is sweeter: grapes or watermelon?
- weš l-3nb huwa aġla fakiha? — Are grapes the most expensive fruit?
- šnu hiya l-fakiha r-rxiṣa? — What is the cheapest fruit?
Moroccan expression
l-li 3ḍḍu l-нnš, kay-xaf mn l-нbl.
Literal meaning: The person who was bitten by a snake is afraid of ropes.
English equivalent: Once bitten, twice shy.
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