How to Say This and That in Arabic | Demonstrative Pronouns in Arabic

The exercises at 6:18 will help you better understand what is taught in this lesson. In this lesson you will learn how to refer to objects with the words "this, that, those, these" and how to refer to location with the words "here & there". These words are known as demonstrative pronouns, which are words used to point to specific things or people. They are a fairly common component of everyday conversation and are essential elements of the Arabic vocabulary. The demonstrative pronouns in Arabic mainly change depending on the gender and the number of the word we are referring to. This lesson teaches you each demonstrative pronouns with its counterpart words in both the masculine and feminine forms, as well as their singular, dual, & plural forms. Plus we include an example for each one and then provide exercises at the end!
Chapters:
0:11 - What are demonstrative pronouns?
1:21 - This
2:11 - These for duals
3:34 - These for plurals
4:14 - That
4:51 - Those
5:55 - Here and There
6:18 - Exercises
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[@mortezasafaei2017]

After 4 years of learning arabic..
Just now, i know the formula of "those".
thank u....

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Good explanation and precise, fortunately you write the حركات hehe ✌🏽🤓

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[@butterflymariyam]

How do we know that things are masculine or feminine

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Feminine words ends with ‘‘twaaa marbuutaa always

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