أن

أن

"أن" translates to "that" or "to" in English, often used to introduce a clause or infinitive forms.

In this sentence, 'أن' is used as a conjunctive particle to introduce a subordinate clause explaining the direct object of the main verb 'أعتقد' (I believe).

أعتقد أن المشكلة قد انتهت.

I believe that the issue has been resolved.

Here, 'أن' is employed as a particle used before the verb 'أتعلم' (to learn), indicating the intent or purpose described by the main verb 'أريد' (I want).

أريد أن أتعلم لغة جديدة.

I want to learn a new language.

In this case, 'أن' introduces the clause 'تبدأ الآن' (you start now), serving as a particle to connect the primary statement 'من الجيد' (it is good) with the subsequent thought.

من الجيد أن تبدأ الآن.

It is good that you start now.