should be followed by the verb and then the suffix ت
should be added at the end of the verb
As in
أَنا عَمَلــتْ
/ʼanaa ʻamalt/
Means
I did
Conjugating in first person (Plural)
اِحْنا
should be followed by the verb and then the suffix
نا
should be added at the end of the verb
As in (اِحْنا عَمَلــنا)
/iHnaa ʻamalnaa/
Means
We did
Examples:
أَنا رُحِــتْ عَلى
/ʼanaa ruHit ʻalaa/
I went
اِحْنا رُحْــنا عَلى
/iHnaa ruHnaa ʻalaa/
We went
Examples:
أَنا قَرَإِتْ
/ʼanaa qaraʼit/
I read
اِحْنا قَرَأْنا
/iHnaa qaraʼnaa/
We read
Examples:
أَنا كَتَبِــتْ
/ʼanaa katabit/
I wrote
اِحْنا كَتَبْــنا
/iHnaa katabnaa/
We wrote
كتاب
/ktaab/
Means
Book
رِسالِة
/risaaleh/
Means
Letter/ Text
اِمْبارِح
/imbaariH/
Means
Yesterday
Adverbs can be placed at the beginning,
in the middle or at the end of the sentence
الماضي
/ilmaadhee/
Means
Last/ Previous
Adding ـة
to any of the adjectives will make it feminine
الماضيــة
/ilmaadhyeh/
Conjugating in second person (Masculine/Singular):
إِنْتَ
should be followed by the verb and then the suffix
تَ
should be added at the end of the verb
As in (إِنْتَ رُحِــتْ)
/ʼinta ruHit/
Means
You did
Conjugating in second person (Feminine/Singular)
إِنْتِ
should be followed by the verb and then the suffix
تي
should be added at the end of the verb
As in
إِنْتِ رُحْــتِ
/ʼinti ruHtee/
Means
You did
Examples:
إِنْتَ رُحْــتْ عَلى
/ʼinta ruHit ʻalaa/
You went to (Masculine)
إِنْتِ رُحْــتي عَلى
/ʼinti ruHtee ʻalaa/
You went to (Feminine)
Examples:
إِنْتَ كَتَبِــتْ
/ʼinta katabit/
You wrote (Masculine)
إِنْتِ كَتَبْـتي
/ʼinti katabtee/
You wrote (Feminine)
Examples:
إِنْتَ قَرَإِتَ
/ʼinta qaraʼit/
You read (Masculine)
إِنْتِ قرَأْتي
/ʼinti qaraʼtee/
You read (Feminine)
Conjugating in third person (Masculine/ Singular):
هُوِّ
should be followed by the verb. No suffix to be added because it is the root of the verb
As in
هُوِّ دَرَسْ
/huwweh daras/
Means
He studied
Conjugating in third person (Feminine/Singular):
هِيِّ
should be followed by the verb and then the suffix تْ should be added at the end of the verb
As in
هِيِّ راحَـت
/hiyyeh raaHat/
Means
She went
Examples:
هُوِّ كَتَبْ
/huwweh katab/
He wrote
هِيِّ كَتْبَـتْ
/hiyyeh katbat/
She wrote
Examples:
هُوِّ راحْ عَلى
/huwweh raaH ʻalaa/
He went to
هِيِّ راحَـتْ
/hiyyeh raaHat ʻalaa/
She went to
Examples:
هُوِّ قَرَأْ
/huwweh qaraʼ/
He read
هِيِّ قَرَأَتْ
/hiyyeh qarʼat/
She read
In Arabic, the subject pronoun is frequently dropped.
The conjugated verb shows who the subject is
كَتَبـِتْ الرِّسالِة
Or
أَنا كَتَبـِـتْ الرِّسالِة
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