Months and weekdays / الأَشْهُر وأَيّام الأُسْبُوع
Months / الأَشْهُر Understanding the concept of time, including months and calendars, plays a significant role in any language. In Arabic, this knowledge carries deep…
Months / الأَشْهُر Understanding the concept of time, including months and calendars, plays a significant role in any language. In Arabic, this knowledge carries deep…
Relative pronouns / اِسم المَوْصُول Relative pronouns in Arabic mean who, which, that. Despite the difference in number and gender, they all have the same…
Arabic has two sets of demonstratives, also known as “أسْماء الإشارة,” which are similar to the English ones this/these and that/those. The demonstrative phrase in…
Besides basic verbs, we can find derived forms of a root verb by adding one, two, or three letters. These are known as “augmented forms”…
Interrogatives in Arabic are divided into two categories. Interrogative pronouns / أَسْماء الاِسْتِفْهام who/whom? مَنْ ؟ what? ما ؟ what? ماذا ؟ when? مَتى ؟ …
Cardinal numbers in Arabic are quite complex and many Arabic native speakers make errors in using them, that’s why most pronounce them the dialectal way…
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