- In this lesson we will learn the following things:
- The feminine demonstrative pronoun هَـٰذِهِ and its principles:
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This is a lady doctor |
/Hādhihi ŧabībatun/ |
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This is a bag |
/Hādhihī ħaqībatun/ |
- In Arabic Language, words can be either masculine or feminine. This does not necessarily follow a set logic, e.g., whilst we know that the noun "girl" is feminine, the noun for "beard" is also feminine. This should be understood alongside the rules of how a word is changed from masculine to feminine that are covered in another lesson (see Lesson 4 section 7). A few examples of nouns and adjectives which do not have any of the symbols for the feminine nouns but are still considered to be feminine are illustrated below:
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The Earth |
/Al Arđu/ |
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A pot |
/Quidrun/ |
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The hand |
/Al-yadu/ |
- In this lesson we will learn the use of one new preposition. We have learnt that prepositions are the words used to connect two or more words or sentences (Lesson 4 section 3).
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Preposition: |
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For |