How to say "Happy new year" in Arabic language

First of the all I would like to say "Happy new year" for All, students, learners, and teachers.
Today we will learn how to say "Happy new year"

عَام جَدِيد سَعِيد - A'am gadeed sa'eed - the letter ع = A'

year = A'am عَام

new = gadeed جَدِيد

Happy = sa'eed سَعِيد

We also have another mean for year:
year = sana سَنَة = a'am عام

But what is the deference between sana & a'am ?
سنة sana is year but not good year. year full of bad things.

عام a'am is good year, full of good things


So we wish that 2017 will be good year for all, so we say in Arabic "عام جديد سعيد"

"a'am gadeed sa'eed" "happy new year"


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Hossam Mohaseb
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For the past six years, I have studied and taught the Arabic language to non-native speakers. My education has progress from initial theoretical study being awarded a Master's Degree in the Department of Curriculum and Teaching Methods of Helwan University. I have taught Arabic to students of many nationalities – American, British, Indian, Pakistani, Italian, Chinese, and Australian. I have taught students in a broad range of age groups – from children to adults. I have written and modified curricula of teaching, developed testing methods, added practice activity, and supervised educational trips to Egypt for foreign students. I am qualified in teaching Classical Arabic, Modern Standard Arabic, and Colloquial Arabic (Egyptian). I enjoy my work tremendously and work with constant drive for achievement. My working circumstances have been varied – working in foreign and Arab institutions, working in teams and alone. With groups, I am often in charge of the project. For me, the i...
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Arabic
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Speaks:
Arabic
Native
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German
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For the past six years, I have studied and taught the Arabic language to non-native speakers. My education has progress from initial theoretical study being awarded a Master's Degree in the Department of Curriculum and Teaching Methods of Helwan University. I have taught Arabic to students of many nationalities – American, British, Indian, Pakistani, Italian, Chinese, and Australian. I have taught students in a broad range of age groups – from children to adults. I have written and modified curricula of teaching, developed testing methods, added practice activity, and supervised educational trips to Egypt for foreign students. I am qualified in teaching Classical Arabic, Modern Standard Arabic, and Colloquial Arabic (Egyptian). I enjoy my work tremendously and work with constant drive for achievement. My working circumstances have been varied – working in foreign and Arab institutions, working in teams and alone. With groups, I am often in charge of the project. For me, the i...
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