Sentence Structure in Arabic

now let's look at the basic sentence in Arabic one of the simplest sentences in Arabic is the nominal sentence what is meant by the nominal sentence nominal sentences are simply sentences that begin with the ISM the ISM can be noun adjective pronoun or adverb in this example we have simple proper noun Muhammad which forms the subject of the ism of the sentence and for the remainder we have another known so we have Toby Boone which simply means Muhammad is doctor so this is simple nominal sentence in Arabic so this is one of the easiest Arabic sentences that you can get started with try to make some simple sentences like this Muhammad on the beeban Mohinder son Mohammed is an engineer highly done for libel Khalid is student and so on let's look for example snow Louella do Haseena the boy is sad Albin to tab key so here we have an ism at the beginning then work the sentence means the girl is crying ossifer mum Tarun traveling is fun al opposite Bobby I'll atone the story is long the second type of chances are were the sentences the verbal sentences are simply sentences that begin with word now the first word has to be web and the remainder can be anything really so we have the hubba at Labib ll moustache WA the doctor went to the hospital Raja muhammadun mine'll madrasah Mohammed came back from the school draw so fee Britannia learn or study in Britain the habit to lab the students left tackle mo little foreign see speak French so the certain rules dealing with the agreement between the subject and the verb the noun and the adjective and so on which we will deal with in the respective chapters in Charlevoix now let's at the subject in the basic Arabic sentence when we say Raja Manal madrasah the subject is simply the person who does the action and here it is Mohammed which is the ferrule so the subject in warble sentence is known as ferrule and the subject in nominal sentence is known as the muqtada al walid ji listen Fidel this is nominal sentence and therefore the subject is known as them of Dedham notice here how the subject is always in the nominal case the mob today is always myrfor it takes the nominal case next we have object the object is the thing to which the action is done to akela Al Anam he ate the grapes so the grapes other thing which is being eaten it forms the object al ain about my fro lumpy he after lambi he is the object and notice how the column he is always men soup or in the accusative case assalamu alaykum enjoyed that video have complete course for beginners for free with lot of lessons interactive quizzes and exercises check out Arabic for beginners calm