Mobile Phone Repair

Knowing how to discuss device repairs is essential. This lesson covers practical vocabulary for mobile phone components and common troubleshooting.

Power and Technicians

When your phone stops working, you might need a charger (شاحن) or a technician (فني).

To explain the reason for an issue, use لأن (because). It is typically followed immediately by a noun or an attached pronoun suffix.

To express when an event takes place, use the preposition خلال (during) followed by a noun.

Screens, SIM Cards, and Quantifiers

Common hardware issues include a broken (مكسور) screen or a faulty SIM card (شريحة).

To specify quantities, you will frequently use كل (every/all) and بعض (some):

  • Placed directly before a singular, indefinite noun, كل means "every".
  • Placed directly before a plural, definite noun, بعض means "some".

Accessories and Durations

To protect your device from a scratch (خدش), use a cover (غطاء). You might also need an earphone (سماعة).

To express how long an action or condition lasts, use the phrase لمدة (for the duration of / for) followed by a time period.

Passwords and Data Management

Software issues are just as common as hardware problems. You might need to enter a code (رمز), delete (حذف) damaged files, or ensure you have a backup (احتياطي) copy of your data.

Notice how structural words like لأن, خلال, كل, بعض, and لمدة combine with this technical vocabulary to describe everyday digital tasks.

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