The Detached Pronouns in Arabic Part 2 الضمائر المنفصلة

in the previous lesson explained the characteristics of the detached pronouns and we learned that the pronouns are divided into three types number one third person in Arabic it's called number two second person and in Arabic it's called and number three first person in Arabic MIM also explained the detached pronouns for third person in this lesson let's learn the rest of the pronouns which are second person and first person pronouns we know according to the number of nouns we have meaning singular meaning dual and jam meaning plural let's start from the singular masculine pronoun which is meaning you for example meaning where are you I'm am at home an is second person singular masculine and Anna meaning is the first person singular pronoun which is used for both masculine as well as feminine nouns then we have detached pronoun for which is meaning you but referring to two entities for example meaning where are you but referring to two entities where are you two we are in the Masid is second person dual masculine pronoun meaning we is used in reply to that question so this means thatu is used for first person dual masculine nouns and it is also used for first person plural masculine and feminine nouns which we will learn in this lesson then we have second person plural masculine pronoun which is Anum meaning you but referring to more than two entities for example meaning where are you all we are in the school is second person plural masculine noun andu is used in reply to that so we can say that the pronoun nahu is used for both first person dual as well as plural masculine nouns and it is used for feminine nouns as well which we will learn as we go further in this video inshallah now let's learn the feminine detached pronouns starting from which is meaning you but referring to feminine so for masculine it is an and for feminine it is anti and both mean you for example where are you so Fatima replies am at home here we can see that Anna is used for both first person singular masculine as well as feminine then we have meaning you too which is the same used for second person masculine dual nouns for example we can say the same for masculine as well as feminine we are at school here we learn that the pronoun is used for both first person dual masculine as well as feminine nouns then we have second person plural feminine which is meaning you feminine referring to more than two entities example where are you we are in the library so here we can say that is used for both first person plural masculine as well as feminine finally let's have look at all of these detached pronouns altogether and we know that we have pronouns which are either meaning singular or meaning dual or meaning plural then we have third person which are further divided into two types meaning masculine and mu meaning feminine start from which is meaning he or it which explained in the previous lesson then we have meaning they referring to two entities and then whom meaning they more than two entities then we have here meaning she or it then meaning they too and then meaning they okay then we have the pronouns for second person in Arabic which are meaning you meaning you too meaning you but more than two then for we have meaning you meaning you too meaning you more than two and finally we have the pronouns for first person which are same for both masculine as well as feminine which are Ana meaning and which is for both and in this table we clearly see that the Dual pronouns are SE for both masculine as well as feminine and all of the first person pronouns are same for both masculine and feminine let's do little practice before ending this class he is student is masculine and Talib is masculine too she is student here here is fine so is they two are doctors they two are doctors but this time female doctors so we'll say they are teachers they are teachers but this time female teachers so we'll say now let's have look at the second person pronouns you are handsome you are beautiful so for example I'm saying this to woman for example I'm saying this to my sister so we'll say you twoo are Engineers you two are Engineers but female Engineers so will'll say you all are Muslims you all are Muslims but this time female Muslims so we'll say now first person pronounce am student and so if girl says am student she'll say Okay clear now for duel for example we have we two are students and The Feminine students will say we all are students we all are students but this time female students alhamdulillah these were the detached pronouns in the next lesson inshallah will explain the attached pronouns until then