ماء
maa — water (hamza on the line, after the long "aa")
In the story
Ustadh Farid
ماء
Salma
As Nour drinks, Farid turns back to the slate. He writes the word for water. And there, sitting right on the line at the very end, with no perch at all, is the hamza.
Salma
This is the word ماء. It means water. Do you recognize the first two parts? We learned them a few weeks ago.
Learn it in the story
This phrase appears in the lesson:
Level pre-A1 · Lesson 12