Unlocking the Secrets of Arabic Grammar: Understanding Singular, Dual, and Plural'

in this video, you will learn about singular, dual, and plural words in Arabic grammar. You'll understand how to identify and use these different forms of words, and get a solid foundation in this essential aspect of the Arabic language. Whether you're a beginner or an intermediate learner, this tutorial will help you master the basics of Arabic grammar and expand your vocabulary. With clear examples and engaging explanations, you'll be able to use singular, dual, and plural words with confidence in your conversations and writing. So, join us in this comprehensive guide to Arabic grammar and take your language skills to the next level!

[alaskaiddrisu]

I didn't understand this when it was taught in class but now it is clear

[aboobackeradivannimohamed]

jazakkallahu khairan
Very useful
Thanx

[CODIAKITE]

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[snusardetbasta]

Thank you so much for a great video Nesma.

[shadee]

Alhamdulillah... Very sabotable.❤ Jazakillahu khyran.

[Rubiksbro.]

Your explanation is very clear. Thank you

[Salah]

very well explanation! Keep up great work !

[shamsulhaque]

Thanks a lot Madam for your excellent arabic class.

[letslearnarabic]

Very useful video, thank you teacher 🙂

[abdulhakimomar]

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U r exceptional

[ccemhei]

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[zbh]

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[rafeedasherhan]

Iam a kid but I can understand your explanation very well. 😊

[hasangul]

It's great. This topic was complicated for me when I start Arabic but it's clear now.Thanks Ustaza.بارك الله

[BilalQadirKhan]

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Thank you Teacher 🙌

[adambukar]

I like your teaching I wish you have private session class

[pratare]

I'm only beginning my studies of grammar and I find your explanation very useful. I have a question to you (I guess, as a teacher, you'll know how to help me). You sometimes pronounce the -un at the end of the words, sometimes not (though I see it marked) - can you tell me when people drop it, please? I'm using an app that says "bait kabir", not "baitun kabirun". Is it ok to speak like that? One snobbish teacher saw that and started speaking extremely arrogantly about it.

[kanyamagaraabdallah]

Oui, merci a ma nouvelle prof dans le langue Al´Arabiya malgre tout vous allez ainsi regarder en bon tradiction de mandaline en ordre comme moi qu´ne est pas Arabe je peut fixe ca comme un personne exactement qui dit en langue arabe merci quand meme.

[speedrun]

Ma'am what about ya-noon. In which does it appear??

[qicscqz]

Excellent content, but way, way too fast. Take a breath, trying to copy.