Difference between revisions of "Language/Standard-arabic/Grammar/Subject-pronouns"
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*You (dual) = أنتما = antuma | *You (dual) = أنتما = antuma | ||
*You (plural, masc) = أنتم = antum | *You (plural, masc) = أنتم = antum | ||
*You (plural,fem) = أنتن = antunna | *You (plural, fem) = أنتن = antunna | ||
*We = نحن = nahnu | *We = نحن = nahnu | ||
*He = هو = howwa | *He = هو = howwa | ||
Revision as of 21:15, 20 October 2016
The Arabic subject pronouns are:
- I = أنا = ana
- You (masc) = أنت = anta
- You (fem) = أنت = anti
- You (dual) = أنتما = antuma
- You (plural, masc) = أنتم = antum
- You (plural, fem) = أنتن = antunna
- We = نحن = nahnu
- He = هو = howwa
- She = هي = heyya
- They (dual) = هما = humma
- They (plural,masc) = هم = hom
- They (plural,fem) = هن = hunna
In arabic they are frequently dropped except in the equational (verbless) sentences like:
- I'm happy = أنا سعيد
- I'm from morocco = أنا من المغرب