Arabic Prepositions and Pronouns Made Easy

look at the first word brother Al Al what do you see Al so it is definite the house the house and what is next brother brother from you made it why see from Maru you made it into ma there has to be reason why how could you do it the reason is that before the noun preposition came sister Fatima Al remember to and now you are saying why because preposition came what is called preposition in Arabic particle of pulling down what did it do from two it pulled it down to who did that sister did you do it didn't do it some somebody did it pull it down and that was har so brother and sisters this is our start of learning the Maj form are you with me so far we were only now we will be Maj we'll be doing Maj what is Fe in and the next one is Allah what is on are you with me okay fine Brother see see Al became and ask you why because of pull it down okay do became the see how I'm pronouncing did not Pronounce Al did not pronounce you get to get into practice okay brother now will tell you something else two more preposition can you see what are they brother and what is min from and two are you with me again the became why because of see now there is reason for us to understand why became why what came in front of her her CH came from the house what is it from the brother and sisters Al what happened harar came and harar will make the is ma that is why we are learning all these things there is reason for us to learn and it will help us to understand inshallah everything in Arabic language inshallah now from Arabic grammar point of view what will call and it is sh it is phrase it is phrase and what is you will get used to brother these are beautiful things you know brother did tell you did we learn brother and sisters that is always and is always now we go one step forward is onlyu if it is is one word what did say brother is only if it is one word and there are different kinds of it will come slowly slowly and when they come will be pointing out to you brother the first form ofab is if it is one word it is Maru what is the second form ofab second form ofab is that instead of one word it has got preposition followed by is ma okay brother and sisters if you see brother and sisters what is Fe preposition you can say for the time being proposition later on you'll say what will you say if it is then the is has to be you got to if shout at you you will shout back at meuh you will shout back at me okay so here we have as jar followed by is ma are you with me this is is ma okay okay together we call it what is the meaning of it means there's followed by is so we will say are you with me what is sentence group of word which make complete sense what is phrase It's group of word but it does not give you complete sense are you with me brother if tell you translate in the house in the house is it sentence no what is it AAS phrase what do you call phrase in Arabic beautiful thing that you call in Arabic are you ready to write down sh what did say sh okay now jumla is sentence what is the meaning of Shibu jumla Shibu means something looks like jumla but it is not jumla are you with me Shibu means it looks similar but then it is not it's not jumla it's Shu jumla it's look it looks like jumla it is similar to jumla but it is not jumla what do you call Shibu jumla in English phrase sh say three times sh sh sh which means phrase means it's not complete sentence looks like sentence but it is not complete sentence it is phrase yes in the Masid on the table in the market under the table over the table behind the board in front of the board these are all sh shua okay so brother and sisters if tell you mamad because him how will you translate Muhammad is in the Masid okay so where is Muhammad where is so what is what is and together will write down but today together isn't it know it is quite bit to swallow but it will come because am going to repeat it all the time so if were to tell you in English which you will understand little better that in the Masjid it is preposition followed by noun in the genitive case together it is phrase and it is the predicate where is the predicate in the Masjid and what is in preposition and what is Masid it's the noun in genitive case from our point of view are you with me brother sister okay Hindi so is where is the we will learn more Shas but right now only ma she is from Japan so here is and where is the okay what is kitchen she's making Biryani for us okay okay what is here brother then Brother Where is the got the idea insh we'll start learning the pronouns okay what is pronoun brother in Arabic we call it damir remember and damir is also is in the group of is comes why because it also has Dand anything has is are you with me okay we are going to learn theu form ofu form of pronoun okay we are going to learn now pronoun is word used as substitute for noun so that you don't repeat noun all the time if say to you Muhammad came and Muhammad and Muhammad ate and Muhammad brother it doesn't sound nice to your ear what will say Muhammad came and he set and he ate now that makes much easier and it's nicer to the ear so the pronouns come in instead of nouns so that we avoid repeating it okay fine the pronoun that refers to the speaker in English we call it first person pronoun it refers to the speaker we call it first person pronoun can you tell me give me an example of first person pronoun and we okay pronoun that refers to the hearer uhuh second person and then pronoun that refers to somebody who's not in front of us who's in other room or away we call it third person are you with me brother we always start the pronoun with the third person we start with third person and all the verbs in its first form in the verb when you take it in its original form it is always past tense and it will always say he it won't say she no don't blame me didn't invent anything that's the way the language is it comes with he when we talk about vers we we'll do it but but in pronouns we also start with he are you with me now what is he it's singular it's third person and what else it is masc masculine mashah now brother and sisters in Arabic language either thing has to be masculine or feminine no in in in between no no in between either he or she anything has to be pair okay so we start with singular he then in Arabic language brother and sisters we have something very special because Arabic is very precise when you say two you mean two okay in English we say he and then we say they even if there are two they you say they but in Arabic if there are two you mean two and not three if it is less than three then it is two and that is dual okay so we have in Arabic language singular and then dual and then plural singular and then we have duel and then plural it's amazing brother how the Arabic language is honestly this is the palm of my hand four fingers and thong and in each finger there are three sections are are you with me okay so if say it masculine then have first section singular dual and plural isn't it amazing brother think it should say in the language of our children it's cool okay number second finger let's make it feminine so again singular dual plal so these two fingers piece these two fingers are for third person and then the next two fingers are for the second person same thing masculine and feminine and this thumb brother and sisters this thumb is for first person but then there are only two section so in in thumb we have only singular and plural okay fine okay brothers and sisters we start now third person it's called what is it called Al Al now again those with they have an advantage what is the meaning of absent he's absent he's not not here okay which means somebody not in front of us we are talking about somebody who is not here with us third person we call it third person we start with singular what is the singular brother what is it brother and sisters what is next one du and what is plural brother and sisters hum so so he they to to and then they okay now this is as you know it is masculine okay we call it okay and then we come to mu and then it will become here and then ha again and then are you with me brother and sisters it is feminine brother okay brother and sisters here we are first finger just like TB first section second second section third section second finger feminine is it if you know it then can do the whole thing but if you want to do it gradually then we will only do this are you with me brother and sisters ready an if you want to sing with me you're are welcome to sing brother we we'll sing in chorus now insh in couple of days you will you will be singing in your car or you know while you are taking shower you'll be singing we'll start learning the pronouns okay what is pronoun brother in Arabic we call it damir remember and damir is also is in the group of isir comes why because it also has anything has is are you with me okay we are going to learn theu form ofu form of pronoun okay we are going to learn now pronoun is word used as substitute for noun so that you don't repeat noun all the time if say to you Muhammad came and Muhammad say and muhammad8 and Muhammad brother it doesn't sound nice to your ear what will say Muhammad came and he set and he ate now that makes much easier and it's nicer to the ear so the pronouns come in instead of nouns so that we avoid repeating it okay fine the pronoun that refers to the speaker in English we call it first person pronoun it refers to the to the speaker we call it first person pronoun can you tell me give me an example of first person pronoun and we okay pronoun that refers to the hearer second person and then pronoun that refers to somebody who's not in front of us who's in other room or away we call it third person are you with me brother we always start the pronoun with the third person we start with third person and all the verbs in its first form in the verb when you take it in its original form it is always past tense and it will always say he it won't say she now don't blame me didn't invent anything that's the way the language is it comes with he when we talk about vers we'll we'll do it but but in pronouns we also start with he are you with me now what is he it's singular it's third person and what else it is mascul masculine mashah now brother and sisters in Arabic language either thing has to be masculine or feminine no in in in between no no in between either he or she anything has to be pair okay so we start with singular he then in Arabic language brother and sisters we have something very special because Arabic is very precise when you say two you mean two okay in English we say he and then we say they even if there are two they you say they but in Arabic if there are two you mean two and not three if it is less than three then it is two and that is dual okay so we have in Arabic language singular and then dual and then plural singular and then we have duel and then plural it's amazing brother how the Arabic language is honestly this is the palm of my hand four fingers and thumb and then each finger there are three sections are you with me okay so if say masculine then have first section singular dual and plural isn't it amazing brother think it should say in the language of our children it's cool okay number second finger let's make it feminine so again singular dual PE so these two fingers piece these two fingers are for third person and then the next two fingers are for the second person same thing masculine and faminine and this thumb brother and sisters this thumb is for first person but then there are only two section so in in thumb we have only singular and plural okay fine okay brothers and sisters we start now third person it's called what is it called Al again those with uru they have an advantage what is the meaning of gu absent he's absent he's not here okay which means somebody not in front of us we are talking about somebody who is not here with us third person we call it third person we start with singular what is the singular brother what is it brother and sisters what is next one dual and what is plural brother and sisters hum so he they to to and then they okay now this is as you know it is masculine okay we call it okay and then we come to muas and then it will become and then ha again and then are you with me brother and sisters it is feminine brother okay brother and sisters here we are first finger just like tby first section who section second section third section home second finger feminine here is it if you know it then can do the whole thing but if you want to do it gradually then we will only do this are you with me brother and sisters and then we come to Al which is masculine Al and that is see the Hamza of Isam Put Little Neck of Hamza on it it's like putting DOT next one and plural what will be the fourth finger feminine are you with me brothers and sisters this thumb is for first person are you with me brother the one who speaks but then there are only two section both and are same ready for if you want to sing with me you're welcome to sing brother we'll we'll sing in chorus now