Course Description
Welcome to the Arabic Pronouns and Enna and Its Sisters Course, designed to help you master the nuances of Arabic language at a pre-advanced level. Building on your foundational knowledge from Level 1, 2, 3, and 4, this course will provide you with comprehensive insights into demonstrative pronouns in Arabic and guide you through the process of forming questions in Arabic language.
This course is designed to help you improve your Arabic skills in doing الإعراب, and equip you with the necessary tools to do typical syntax analysis (e’raab) الإعراب of Enna and its sisters إن وأخواتها in Arabic language. Throughout this course, you will learn to use demonstrative pronouns effectively in a range of contexts and explore the different types of questions that can be formed in Arabic language.
Through a series of practical examples and exercises, you will gain a deeper understanding of how to use Arabic pronouns and Enna and its sisters effectively, and how to analyze sentence structures with greater accuracy. With the help of our experienced instructors, you will develop a strong foundation in Arabic language and build the confidence you need to communicate effectively in a range of situations. Join us today and take the next step in your journey towards mastering the Arabic language.
What Will I Learn?
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In this Arabic course you will learn how to use demonstrative pronouns أسماء الإشارة with possesses nouns with examples
You will be introduced to interrogation words الكلمات الاستفهامية and how to ask questions in Arabic
You will learn how to do the typical syntax analysis (e’raab) الإعراب when noun and predicate of “Enna” are singular مفرد with examples
You will learn how to ask a question using the interrogation word “lemaadzaa” لماذا (why?, what for?) with examples
Course Contents
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About Your Instructor
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02:00 |
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A Message from Haytham
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01:30 |
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How to get the most out of this course?
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03:12 |
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Introduction to types of demonstrative pronouns in Arabic
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13:23 |
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How to use demonstrative pronouns independently for near and far objects with examples
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11:43 |
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Demonstrative pronouns in a phrase
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14:54 |
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Demonstrative phrases with e.da.aa.fa.h° construction
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12:22 |
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Demonstrative pronouns with possessed nouns
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15:25 |
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Demonstrative phrases with proper names
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13:24 |
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Demonstrative pronouns as demonstrative clauses
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16:33 |
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demonstrative clauses with separated pronouns (copula)
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12:13 |
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Adverb and locative demonstrative pronouns
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18:23 |
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Selfsame demonstrative pronouns
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20:43 |
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Introduction to interrogation words and how to ask questions in Arabic
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12:44 |
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Ask a question using the interrogation word “a.yyo” (which, which one, what)
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10:50 |
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Ask a question using the interrogation word “ka.m°” (how much, how many)
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13:30 |
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Ask a question using the interrogation word “ka.y°.fa” (how)
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11:22 |
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Ask a question using the interrogation word “le.ma.aa.dza.aa” (why?, what for?)
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14:11 |
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Ask a question using the interrogation words “ma.aa. and ,ma.aa.dza.aa”
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19:45 |
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How to ask a question using the interrogation words “ma.n°” (who)
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23:00 |
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How to ask a question using the interrogation words “ma.ta.aa” (when)
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20:45 |
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Ask a question using the interrogation words “ha.l°” (Yes or No questions)
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16:30 |
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Introduction to Enna and its sisters
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11:00 |
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Typical syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun and predicate of “Enna” are singular
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09:55 |
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Typical syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun and predicate of “Enna” are dual
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12:30 |
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Typical syntax (E’raab) when noun & predicate of “Enna” are masc. plural
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13:55 |
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Typical syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun and predicate of “Enna” are feminine
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09:33 |
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Typical syntax (e’raab) when noun and predicate of “Enna” are broken plural
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10:55 |
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Typical syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun and predicate of “Anna” are singular
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13:00 |
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Typical syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun and predicate of “Anna” are dual
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17:33 |
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Typical syntax (E’raab) when noun & predicate of “Anna” are masc. sound plural
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15:12 |
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Typical syntax (e’raab) when noun and predicate of “Anna” are fem. sound plural
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13:50 |
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Typical syntax (e’raab) when noun and predicate of “Anna” are broken plural
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11:55 |
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Typical syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun & predicate of “Ka-Anna” are singular
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14:55 |
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Syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun and predicate of “Ka-Anna” are dual
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22:20 |
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Syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun & predicate of “Ka-Anna” are masculine sound
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23:00 |
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Syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun & predicate of “Ka-Anna” are fem. sound plural
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19:45 |
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Syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun & predicate of “Ka-Anna” are broken plural
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16:00 |
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Typical syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun & predicate of “Layta” are singular
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18:45 |
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Typical syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun and predicate of “Layta” are dual
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13:50 |
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Syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun & predicate of “Layta” are masc. sound plural
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22:45 |
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Syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun & predicate of “Layta” are fem. sound plural
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11:00 |
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Typical syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun & predicate of “Layta” are broken plural
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23:00 |
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Syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun and predicate of “La.’a.lla” are singular
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19:45 |
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Syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun and predicate of “La.’a.lla” are dual
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17:00 |
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Syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun & predicate of “La.’a.lla” are masc. sound plural
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22:30 |
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Analysis (e’raab) when noun and predicate of “La.’a.lla” are feminine sound plural
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14:30 |
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Syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun & predicate of “La.’a.lla” are broken plural
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19:00 |
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Syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun & predicate of “La.aa.ke.nna” are singular
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24:30 |
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Syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun and predicate of “La.aa.ke.nna” are dual
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16:45 |
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Syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun & predicate of “La.aa.ke.nna” are masc. sound
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13:00 |
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Syntax analysis (e’raab) when noun & predicate of “La.aa.ke.nna” are fem. sound
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23:00 |
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Typical syntax (e’raab) when noun & predicate of “La.aa.ke.nna” are broken plura
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20:45 |
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