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Let’s learn about question words in Arabic. In this lesson, we will discuss interrogative sentences in Arabic. Mainly, we will introduce the main question words and the corresponding structure. Arabic Question Words Example In this video, let’s learn about question words in Arabic. Question Words أدَوات الاسْتِفْهَام مَن؟man?Who?مَا؟maa?What?مَاذَا؟maadhaa?What?أيْنَ؟ayna?Where?مَتَى؟mataa?When?كَيْفَ؟kayfa?How?كَم؟kam?How many?لِمَاذَا؟limaadhaa?Why?هَل؟hal?…? Yes/No Yes/No Questions The word “hal”

In this lesson, we will talk about prepositions in Modern Standard Arabic. In Modern Standard Arabic, prepositions are very important. Therefore, in this lesson, we will introduce Arabic prepositions with examples. In fact, prepositions can be best understood in context. For example, the preposition ” min مِن” usually means “from”, but it can have different

In this lesson we will introduce demonstratives in Modern Standard Arabic. Demonstratives are words such as “this”, “that”, “these”, “those” in English. Specifically, we will learn the different demonstratives, and how to build simple phrases and sentences with them. The main demonstratives in Modern Standard Arabic are the following: هَذَا  haadhaa = This (masculine) هَذِهِ

One important challenge in reading Arabic is to identify prefixes and suffixes. We are referring here to letters or groups of letters that attach to the beginning or the end of a word to give additional meaning. In linguistics, these letters can sometimes be referred to as “clitics”, which are words that cannot be used