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So it occurs to me there are different ways to ask for confirmation. For example I might day “ were you a soldier before “ or I could say “ you were a soldier before, right?” They have a slightly different nuance. How should we incorporate this into our 123 matrix? Confirmation question (like English “…right?”) أنتَ كنتَ جنديًا من قبل، أليس كذلك؟ You were a soldier before, right? Or more informal: كنتَ جندي قبل… صح؟ You were a soldier before… right? 3 — Negation لم تكن جنديًا من قبل. You weren’t a soldier before

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I might ramble a bit on this. I work a security guard at a university and today acted as a translator between a paramedic and a Chinese student. I noticed that the conversation directly followed the 123 matrix and that drilling this type of interview might be fruitful. It’s just my mandarin is kinda “on a break” and the content is a bit to advanced for my Arabic.