E: The Preposition لِ Meaning “belonging to”
لِ has another meaning in addition to “to.” It is used to mean “to belong to.” Normally, when we want to say the Arabic equivalent […]
Part 1 – Chapter 5
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D: Prepositions with Pronoun Suffixes
Well, guess what. Those same pronoun suffixes which we have used for possession (non-demonic) and as direct object pronouns can also be written with prepositions. […]
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C: Direct Object Pronouns
The possessive pronouns which we studied in Chapter Three are also used as direct object pronouns. They are written at the end of the verb. […]
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B: The Dual of Nouns, Adjectives, Pronouns, and Verbs
Plurals in Arabic always refer to three or more things. Arabic has special forms to deal with two things. Americans hate the dual. However, unlike […]
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A: The Rules of Agreement in Arabic
Whether you realize it or not, you already know most of the rules of agreement in Arabic. There is really only one more thing you […]