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Posted by Niji on Wednesday, August 26, 2009 Labels: Grammar Pronoun belong to the category of nouns. Pronouns in Arabic have genders, numbers, and grammatical case and they are always definite nouns. Anyway, there are 6 categories for Arabic pronouns : 1) Subject Pronouns For Singular Singular pronouns are words such as I, You, She, He, e.t.c. NOTE : Arabic distinguishes between a male you (enta) and a female you (enti). 2) Subject Pronouns For Plural Plural pronouns are words such as We, They and Them. Examples for (1) and (2) NOTE : there is no equivalent of the English Verb to be such Am, Is and Are in Arabic. So you can make simple sentences and question without any verb to be. Posted by Niji on Monday, August 24, 2009 Labels: Grammar The equivalent of the English verb To have is expressed by using the word Andi. The pattern for them is demonstrated in the following examples by changing the appropriate possessive pronoun (notice the letters written in Red): 2) Negative statement by putting Ma at the beginning + verb To have with appropriate pronoun + Sh at the end. Let see the pattern 3) Lau andaku sur hatuha hina If you guys have photos, bring them here - لو عندكو صور Posted by Niji on Sunday, August 23, 2009 Labels: Grammar In this lesson, we are going to learn about verbs, the present tense particularly. Verbs in Arabic Amiya have tree different forms only. These are Present, Past and Imperative. A typical practice is to memorize the three forms of each verb. other languages, the verb changes according to the subject and it's different to compare with English and Bahasa Malaysia. The pattern most verbs follow in the present tense is demonstrated in the following examples (notice the letters written in Red): How do we use the Simple Present Tense? A) the action happens all the time, or habitually in the past, present and future or the statement is always true. -Ana akol bil lail (I eat at night) - اناأكل بلليل