Comparatives in Sudanese Arabic
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Comparing two things in Sudanese Arabic is very simple but as you’re about to hear, native speakers don’t always conform to the rules of grammar.
Have a listen.
Sample sentences:
- This house is bigger than your house.
- The dog is smaller than the cow.
- I’m smarter than you.
- She’s more beautiful than your sister.
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