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1. • • Object Pronouns in Arabic indicate the direct object of a verb, showing who or what receives the action. These pronouns are added to the end of verbs as suffixes, and their forms change according to the gender and number of the object they refer to.
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   What are the pronouns in Arabic?

   • In Arabic, the object pronoun applies when the learners do something directly to someone. The subject and object pronouns in Arabic are me, you, him, her, we, and those and come after a verb. For example, 'you show me' means 'the subject pronoun; the verb and the object pronoun are all connecting'.

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   How do object pronouns change in Arabic?

   • In addition, the object pronouns in Arabic also change depending on the tense and mood of the verb. By understanding the different forms and how they are used, you can improve your ability to speak and understand Arabic.

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   What are direct object pronouns in Arabic?

   • Direct object pronouns in Arabic replace nouns that directly receive the action of the verb. For example: He saw me. – رأى ني. Indirect object pronouns, on the other hand, replace nouns that indirectly receive the action of the verb, typically preceded by a preposition. For example: He gave me a book.

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   What are Arabic possessive pronouns?

   • In English, these are “my”, “you”, “his”, “her”, “our”, “your”, and “their”. Just like object pronouns, Arabic possessive pronouns are also suffixes. But, instead of attaching to the verb, they attach to the noun that is owned. There are also differences in gender in the 2nd person Arabic possessive pronouns.

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   What is a subject pronoun in Arabic?

   • Subject pronouns (I, you, we, he, she, we, they) take the place of a noun and function as the subject of a sentence. I am from the US. He is an engineer. Note: In Arabic, the subject pronoun is frequently dropped.

   Arabic subject & object pronouns (الضمائر العربية)

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   Does Arabic have genders?

   • Yes, Arabic has genders. The nouns in Arabic grammar are either masculine or feminine. And even the pronouns have genders. While in English, the plural “you” and “they” isn’t affected by gender, in Arabic it is. Depending on whether the people you’re talking about are women or men, you use the appropriate pronoun.

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   In Arabic, object pronouns are suffixes, they are typically attached to the end of the verb in a sentence, and they can take on different forms depending on the gender and number of the noun they are referring to. The object pronouns in Arabic are: ـني (ni) for the first person singular (me)

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   Object pronouns in Arabic show who or what is receiving the action of a verb. These pronouns are added directly to the end of the verb in a sentence. In this lesson, we’ll learn about Arabic object pronouns, how to use them, and see some examples.

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   Object Pronouns in Arabic indicate the direct object of a verb, showing who or what receives the action. These pronouns are added to the end of verbs as suffixes, and their forms change according to the gender and number of the object they refer to.

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   Arabic Object Pronouns – ضمائر المفعول به (Damaa’ir al-maf3uul bihi) Object pronouns are the words you use when the action of the sentence affects someone or something directly. In English, these are words like “me”, “you”, “us”, “him”, “her”, and “them”.

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   Object pronouns in Arabic are used to indicate who is receiving the action in a sentence. These pronouns are typically attached as suffixes to verbs, prepositions, and sometimes nouns. Like subject pronouns, object pronouns vary based on gender and number. Here are the Arabic object pronouns: Singular: – ني (ni) / ـي (ī) – Me.

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   Object pronouns, also known as direct and indirect object pronouns, replace the nouns that receive the action of a verb in a sentence. In English, object pronouns include “me,” “you,” “him,” “her,” “it,” “us,” and “them.” Similarly, Arabic has its own set of object pronouns that serve the same purpose. Direct Object ...

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    In this video, we will study object pronouns in Standard Arabic. We explain the list of pronoun suffixes in Arabic, and how to attach them to verbs. --------...

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