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Remember :
- to brainstorm what you know about the topic in your own native tongue before diving into the Arabic grammar. It will help you to make a conscious decision that you recognise that you are dealing with 2 different language systems and not expect a copy paste of what you already know in your native tongue.
- Nouns in Arabic in their neutral form are مرفوع. Which means that above the last letter of the noun there will be a ضمة. What is a ضمة ? Stop right here! You need to first start here sister before you continue.
In the last live mini tutorial you had a look at the various roles it had with Arabic nouns.
In today's mini live tutorial, you couldn't see both my face and the presentation together, and so I've done a short reel for you.
In today's 2nd mini tutorial of 5 you learn about:
- nominal sentences
- demonstratives in Arabic