F: The Words كلٌّ and بَعْضٌ
كُلٌّ is a noun which means “each” or “every” and sometimes means “all” depending upon the context. When كل is followed by an indefinite noun, […]
Part 1 – Chapter 4
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E: Plural Demonstrative Pronouns
The demonstrative pronouns هذا and هذه have a lovely broken plural. The plural for both of these words is هؤلاء. This plural is only used […]
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D: Broken Plurals
I briefly alluded to broken plurals at the beginning of this chapter. These are plurals which arise from internal and sometimes external changes to the […]
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C: Masculine Sound Plurals in Idaafas and with Pronoun Suffixes
How would you say “the correspondents of the newspaper” in Arabic? What YOU would probably do is what most American students of Arabic usually do: […]
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B: Verb-Subject Agreement
You will like this. This is easy. The typical Arabic sentences begins with a verb. In Arabic such a sentence is known as جملة فِعليّة […]
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A: Sound Plurals
A sound plural is a suffix which is added to the end of the word in order to indicate the plural. The suffixes reflect gender […]