Attaching Pronouns to Nouns in Arabic الضمائر المتصلة بالأسماء

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Attaching Pronouns to Nouns in Arabic الضمائر المتصلة بالأسماء

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today we will talk about separated pronouns and attached pronouns this is part one of the pronouns let's start we have the separated pronouns we have the first person we have second person and we have the third person so the first person which is an second person anta enti which is you feminine the third person is which is let's repeat that one more time ana you hua those were the separated pronouns let's work on the attached pronouns now this topic is similar to the similar to rinda it's the same pattern so if you watch the video about inda it's going to be the same now the attached pronouns the main important the main important thing here to know about the attached pronouns that every separated pronoun has an attached counterpart that suffixes suffix to the end of nouns prepositions or adverbs in this quarter we will be focusing on nouns and some prepositions but mainly on nouns but the theme is the same there's pattern that you will be able to follow let's see so we have the word dar which is house if want to say my house we will add we will say darii if you are guy and you want if you're guy and want to say that this is your house we will say daruka daruka if you are feminine and want to say your house is going to be now the third person if want to say her house will say and if want to say his house doll okay so let's see we have another word here so bait which is house and like and here i'm showing you guys that this is the first person and we are going to add the yeah to this word and we it will be baity baity my house baity now in the second person your house masculine is going to be baituka and for you feminine is going to be bait to ki to ki bay to ki let's go now to the third person third person for him we will say his house we will say bay to who and for her her house we will say bay attach the pronouns with the feminine words you probably know that we have ta marbuuta this knotted to identify feminine words now we will follow the same pattern but we will be pronouncing vita let's see the first word is sayara which is car if want to say my car we will have to pronounce in the end so we will say sayarati sayarati my car now for the second person for you masculine your car masculine is going to be second for the second person for her is going to be for is going to be who