Personal Pronouns
Learn all Arabic personal pronouns for I, you, he, she, we, you (plural), they, and the dual forms.
Singular Pronouns
Arabic distinguishes gender in the second person (you) and third person (he/she). The first person (I) is the same for both genders. • أَنَا (anā) - I (male and female) • أَنْتَ (anta) - you (masculine singular) • أَنْتِ (anti) - you (feminine singular) • هُوَ (huwa) - he / it (masculine) • هِيَ (hiya) - she / it (feminine)
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What is Personal Pronouns in Arabic?
Learn all Arabic personal pronouns for I, you, he, she, we, you (plural), they, and the dual forms.
How do you use Personal Pronouns in Arabic?
Arabic distinguishes gender in the second person (you) and third person (he/she). The first person (I) is the same for both genders.
What are common examples of Personal Pronouns in Arabic?
Examples from this lesson include "anā tālibun" (I am a student (male speaking)), "anta mu'allimun" (You are a teacher (to a male)), "anti mu'allimatun" (You are a teacher (to a female)) and "huwa tabībun" (He is a doctor).