Jazak Allaahu khyr for creating this wonderful lesson. The timing of this lesson could’ve been better. Yesterday I took notes about superlatives in chapter 16 of Al-Kitaab by M. Albatal and I was wondering about googling superlative sentences with the correct grammar and Subhan Allah, as I was preparating breakfast today, your lesson popped up! I’ll be waiting for the lesson about comparative, explicit (منُ ) and implied. .
Assalamu alaykum dear sister. First, thank you so much for your words, because I really need that. Concerning the lesson about comparative, I've already done a video: ruclips.net/video/2m5Yk59VP9o/видео.htmlsi=7NKQC6jkqaS35Upi Much love
Hello dear brother, I hope you're fine, and welcome to your channel to learn Arabic. In Arabic, distinguishing between male and female (gender) is primarily done through the use of suffixes, vocabulary, and sometimes different verb forms. 1. Suffixes Feminine Nouns and Adjectives: Most feminine nouns and adjectives in Arabic end with the ـة (taa marbuta) suffix. For example: "Teacher" for male: معلِّم (muʿallim) "Teacher" for female: معلِّمة (muʿallima) For some words, especially ones referring to occupations, you can add the suffix -a (ـــة) for feminine, though this isn’t universal. 2. Pronouns Arabic has distinct pronouns for males and females, even in the second person. For example: You (male): أنتَ (anta) You (female): أنتِ (anti) They (male): هُم (hum) They (female): هُنَّ (hunna) 3. Verb Forms Verbs are conjugated differently depending on the gender of the subject. In the past tense, for instance: He wrote: كَتَبَ (kataba) She wrote: كَتَبَتْ (katabat) 4. Vocabulary Differences Some words have distinct male and female forms without needing suffixes. For example: "Boy": وَلَد (walad) "Girl": بِنْت (bint) 5. Plural Forms Arabic has gender-specific plural forms for people. For example: "Teachers" (male or mixed group): معلِّمون (muʿallimūn) "Teachers" (female group): معلِّمات (muʿallimāt) Using these rules, you can determine the gender form in Arabic based on context and specific markers within the language. I hope this was helpful Much love and respect ❤️♥️♥️
Hello dear sister, I hope you're fine. Yes, concerning the superlative, we usually use the same form for both male and female, like in: هذا الرجل هو الأطول. This man is the tallest هذه المرأة هي الأطول. This woman is the tallest But, in some exceptions, we may use two different forms: هذا هو العلو الأقصى. This is the maximum heiht هذه هي السرعة القصوى. This is the maximum speed My respect to you 🙏❤️
Hua Stands for "he" Example: he is sick هو مريض And can also stand for "is" Example : Time is the real treasure الوقت هو الكنز الحقيقي Sorry for not answering you on time 🙏 Much love ❤️
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Jazak Allaahu khyr for creating this wonderful lesson. The timing of this lesson could’ve been better. Yesterday I took notes about superlatives in chapter 16 of Al-Kitaab by M. Albatal and I was wondering about googling superlative sentences with the correct grammar and Subhan Allah, as I was preparating breakfast today, your lesson popped up! I’ll be waiting for the lesson about comparative, explicit (منُ ) and implied.
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Assalamu alaykum dear sister. First, thank you so much for your words, because I really need that.
Concerning the lesson about comparative, I've already done a video:
ruclips.net/video/2m5Yk59VP9o/видео.htmlsi=7NKQC6jkqaS35Upi
Much love
@@ArabicandTajweedwithIz can’t wait to watch it. Jazak Allaahu khyr.
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How to distinguish male or female
Hello dear brother, I hope you're fine, and welcome to your channel to learn Arabic.
In Arabic, distinguishing between male and female (gender) is primarily done through the use of suffixes, vocabulary, and sometimes different verb forms.
1. Suffixes
Feminine Nouns and Adjectives: Most feminine nouns and adjectives in Arabic end with the ـة (taa marbuta) suffix. For example:
"Teacher" for male: معلِّم (muʿallim)
"Teacher" for female: معلِّمة (muʿallima)
For some words, especially ones referring to occupations, you can add the suffix -a (ـــة) for feminine, though this isn’t universal.
2. Pronouns
Arabic has distinct pronouns for males and females, even in the second person. For example:
You (male): أنتَ (anta)
You (female): أنتِ (anti)
They (male): هُم (hum)
They (female): هُنَّ (hunna)
3. Verb Forms
Verbs are conjugated differently depending on the gender of the subject. In the past tense, for instance:
He wrote: كَتَبَ (kataba)
She wrote: كَتَبَتْ (katabat)
4. Vocabulary Differences
Some words have distinct male and female forms without needing suffixes. For example:
"Boy": وَلَد (walad)
"Girl": بِنْت (bint)
5. Plural Forms
Arabic has gender-specific plural forms for people. For example:
"Teachers" (male or mixed group): معلِّمون (muʿallimūn)
"Teachers" (female group): معلِّمات (muʿallimāt)
Using these rules, you can determine the gender form in Arabic based on context and specific markers within the language.
I hope this was helpful
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Why it is modhakkar atwal for for moannath silsila?
Is the superlative degree same for both
Plz describe
Hello dear sister, I hope you're fine.
Yes, concerning the superlative, we usually use the same form for both male and female, like in:
هذا الرجل هو الأطول.
This man is the tallest
هذه المرأة هي الأطول.
This woman is the tallest
But, in some exceptions, we may use two different forms:
هذا هو العلو الأقصى.
This is the maximum heiht
هذه هي السرعة القصوى.
This is the maximum speed
My respect to you 🙏❤️
@@ArabicandTajweedwithIz Great answer Dr Izeddine thank you
Vowel not sufficient
I didn't understand what you mean my dear brother
"Huwa" stands for what???
Hua
Stands for "he"
Example: he is sick هو مريض
And can also stand for "is"
Example :
Time is the real treasure
الوقت هو الكنز الحقيقي
Sorry for not answering you on time 🙏
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