C1 Collocation Formel

نال ثقة

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Gained trust

Signification

To earn the confidence or reliance of someone through actions or behavior.

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Contexte culturel

In the Gulf, 'Thiqa' is often linked to family reputation. Earning the trust of a family patriarch can open doors to business and social circles that are otherwise closed. In business, 'Thiqa' is often tested through small trials. A merchant might give a small task to see if you 'نال ثقة' before offering a partnership. The phrase is used frequently in Egyptian cinema and literature to describe the 'Ibn al-Balad' (the noble son of the country) who earns everyone's trust through bravery. In North Africa, the formal 'نال ثقة' is used in high-level administrative and academic contexts, reflecting the strong influence of formal Arabic in official life.

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Use in Resumes

Instead of saying 'I am trustworthy', write 'نلتُ ثقة الإدارة لقيادة مشاريع كبرى' (I earned the trust of management to lead major projects).

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Past Tense Vowel Shift

Remember: Nala -> Niltu. Don't say 'Naltu'; it sounds like you're saying 'I was tired' (from Nala/Nal).

Signification

To earn the confidence or reliance of someone through actions or behavior.

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Use in Resumes

Instead of saying 'I am trustworthy', write 'نلتُ ثقة الإدارة لقيادة مشاريع كبرى' (I earned the trust of management to lead major projects).

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Past Tense Vowel Shift

Remember: Nala -> Niltu. Don't say 'Naltu'; it sounds like you're saying 'I was tired' (from Nala/Nal).

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The 'Wasta' Connection

In many Arab countries, 'نيل الثقة' is the ethical alternative to 'Wasta'. It implies you got the position through merit.

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Accusative Case

In formal writing, remember that 'Thiqa' is the object: نال ثقةَ الجمهورِ (Nala thiqata al-jumhur).

Teste-toi

Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb 'نال' in the past tense.

بعد سنوات من الصدق، ________ ثقة جيراني. (I earned)

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : نلتُ

The first person singular past tense of 'نال' is 'نلتُ' (Niltu).

Which sentence is the most appropriate for a news headline about a new government?

اختر الجملة الصحيحة:

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : الحكومة نالت ثقة البرلمان.

'نال ثقة' is the standard formal term for winning a vote of confidence.

Complete the dialogue with the appropriate phrase.

أحمد: كيف حال عملك الجديد؟ سارة: رائع، لقد ________ مديري بسرعة.

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : نلتُ ثقة

Sarah is talking about herself earning the manager's trust.

Match the phrase to the most likely context.

نال ثقة الناخبين

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : Politics

Voters (الناخبين) are related to political elections.

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Aides visuelles

Trust Verbs

Verb
نال ثقة Earned trust (Achievement)
وثق بـ Trusted (Action)

Banque d exercices

4 exercices
Fill in the blank with the correct form of the verb 'نال' in the past tense. Fill Blank B1

بعد سنوات من الصدق، ________ ثقة جيراني. (I earned)

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : نلتُ

The first person singular past tense of 'نال' is 'نلتُ' (Niltu).

Which sentence is the most appropriate for a news headline about a new government? Choose B2

اختر الجملة الصحيحة:

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : الحكومة نالت ثقة البرلمان.

'نال ثقة' is the standard formal term for winning a vote of confidence.

Complete the dialogue with the appropriate phrase. dialogue_completion B1

أحمد: كيف حال عملك الجديد؟ سارة: رائع، لقد ________ مديري بسرعة.

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : نلتُ ثقة

Sarah is talking about herself earning the manager's trust.

Match the phrase to the most likely context. situation_matching A2

نال ثقة الناخبين

✓ Correct ! ✗ Pas tout à fait. Rponse correcte : Politics

Voters (الناخبين) are related to political elections.

🎉 Score : /4

Questions fréquentes

10 questions

No, 'نال ثقة' is for people, groups, or institutions. You can't earn the trust of a computer.

Almost. 'كسب' (Kasaba) is slightly more common in business, while 'نال' (Nala) is slightly more formal and literary.

You don't. You would say 'أنا أثق بك'. Use 'نال ثقة' when talking *about* the process of earning it.

The most direct opposite is 'فقد ثقة' (lost the trust) or 'خسر ثقة' (lost/wasted the trust).

The verb 'نال' is used frequently, but the specific collocation 'نال ثقة' is a more modern development in political and social prose.

Yes! It means 'I gained self-confidence'. It's a very poetic way to describe personal growth.

Yes, 'Thiqa' is inherently positive. You wouldn't 'earn the trust' of a criminal to do something bad in a positive sense.

This is a rule for hollow verbs where the middle radical is 'Ya'. When the verb is shortened, the 'i' reflects the original 'Ya'.

In dialects, people usually say 'أخد الثقة' (took the trust) or 'صار عنده ثقة' (he got trust). 'Nala' is strictly MSA.

Yes, the phrase 'سحب الثقة' (withdrawing confidence) is the legal term for a vote of no confidence.

Expressions liées

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كسب الرهان

similar

To win the bet / to prove oneself right

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وضع ثقته في

contrast

To place one's trust in someone

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محل ثقة

specialized form

Trustworthy / a person of trust

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خان الثقة

contrast

To betray trust

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استعاد الثقة

builds on

To regain trust

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