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No. 3,660 in Arabic

الأسبوعين

The Arabic word "الأسبوعين" means "the two weeks" in English.

In a sentence

  • قررت السفر لمدة الأسبوعين المقبلين.

    I decided to travel for the next two weeks.

    The word "الأسبوعين" is used in the accusative case as an object of duration, indicating a span of time, specifically two weeks, during which the action of traveling will take place.

  • الأسبوعين السابقين كانا مليئين بالأحداث.

    The past two weeks were full of events.

    Here, "الأسبوعين" is in the nominative case (dual form) as the subject of the sentence, referring to a specific past duration of time characterized by eventfulness.

  • عملت كثيرًا في الأسبوعين الأخيرين.

    I worked a lot in the last two weeks.

    In this sentence, "الأسبوعين" is in the accusative case as an adverb of time, specifying the timeframe 'the last two weeks' during which the action occurred.

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