"Understanding Arabic Pronouns: أنت, أنتما, أنتم Explained"

[@MohammadYousufKohistani]

❤greatest ❤

[@omarjanahmadi-lj2vg]

Great video,

[@MohammadYousufKohistani]

❤❤❤❤❤❤niiiiiiice❤❤❤

[@MohammadYousufKohistani]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@MohammadYousufKohistani]

Wonderful ❤

[@miladmunib]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ahmadzahir-b3r]

Great❤

[@miladmunib]

thanks

[@janomid8323]

“Learning Arabic feels like decoding a secret language sometimes! 😂 Thanks for breaking it down so clearly in this video!”

[@miladmunib]

Glad you liked it!

[@miladmunib]

Many thanks my dear buddy.

[@TamimAhmadi-k2z]

you mean in Arabic we have three pronoun which is equals to you in English? ❤

[@miladmunib]

Yes, my dear it is like that.

[@IntrovertUkht]

Ok i get a bit confused here is أنتما for only 2 people and انتم for more than two ? Please make me understand i get a bit confused?!

[@miladmunib]

Yes, you're correct! Let me explain clearly: Arabic Pronouns for "You": أنتَ (anta): Singular masculine ("you" for one male). أنتِ (anti): Singular feminine ("you" for one female). أنتما (antuma): Dual (used for exactly two people, regardless of gender). أنتم (antum): Plural masculine (used for three or more males, or a mixed group of males and females). أنتنَّ (antunna): Plural feminine (used for three or more females). Key Difference Between أنتما and أنتم: أنتما: Only for two people (doesn’t matter if they’re both males, both females, or one of each). أنتم: Used when addressing three or more people, specifically if there are males in the group or it's mixed-gender. Example Sentences: أنتما ذكيّان. (Antuma dhakiyān) - You (two) are smart. أنتم ذكيّون. (Antum dhakiyūn) - You (plural males/mixed) are smart. أنتنَّ ذكيّات. (Antunna dhakiyāt) - You (plural females) are smart. Remember: أنتما = exactly two people. أنتم = three or more, including at least one male.

[@MohammadEhsanKoistani]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@samaikhanjamshidi224]

❤❤❤❤❤❤