Arabic vocabulary
جَاءَتْنِي is how you say “she came to me” in Arabic. Hear it pronounced and see it used in a real example sentence from classical texts below.
فأردتها على نفسها فامتنعت منى حتى ألمّت بها سنة من السنين فجاءتنى فأعطيتها عشرين ومائة دينار على أن تخلى بينى وبين نفسها ففعلت، حتى إذا قدرت عليها
I returned her to her own custody, but she withheld herself from me until a year of the years befell her. Then she came to me and I gave her one hundred and twenty dinars on the condition that she relinquish between me and her self; she did so, until when I gained power over her.
فَجَاءَتْنِي — so she came to me. This stacks the connector fa- onto a past-tense verb plus -ni ('to me'): 'so she came to me'. The fa- moves the story to her approach, and the special -ni form is the object-shape Arabic uses for 'me' after a verb.
From: Three Men Saved by Sincerity →OpenArabic teaches words like جَاءَتْنِي through real bilingual reading with native audio and spaced-repetition practice.
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