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How to say "My" and "Your" in Arabic | Personal Possessive Pronouns

Complete the quiz at 8:46 to apply the knowledge gained in this lesson. Possessive pronouns are a key part of the Arabic language, and they are essential for expressing ownership or possession. In Arabic, possessive pronouns are used to indicate the relationship between the speaker and the object of the preposition. For example, 'my house' would be translated as 'bayti', while 'your house' would be translated as 'baytak'. Personal pronouns in Arabic, such as my, yours, their, his, her, and our are not written as separate words in Arabic, instead they are attached to the noun or preposition preceding them. Understanding how to use and attach possessive pronouns correctly is an important part of mastering Arabic. With proper usage of these pronouns, you'll be able to express yourself more accurately and effectively in conversations with native speakers. Learn to do so in this informative lesson and test yourself with the quiz at the end. Chapters: 0:44 - What are attached pronouns? 1:40 - How to say My 2:08 - How to say Your 4:16 - How to say His and Her 4:46 - How to say Their 5:29 - How to say Our 5:49 - Special Rule 6:48 - Attaching possessive pronouns to prepositions 8:46 - Quiz Don't forget to subscribe, like and share for more videos! Arabic with Amina is your online Arabic teacher! We make learning Arabic simple and fun. Our lessons are short and straight to the point without unnecessary complications, and usually contain interactive quizzes where we solve the questions with you ensuring you've mastered the lesson. Subscribe for new lessons! Beginner's Arabic Playlist    • Beginners Arabic   Arabic Vocabulary    • Arabic Vocabulary   Follow us on Facebook:   / arabicwithamina   Instagram:   / arabicwithamina   Tiktok:   / arabicwithamina   #arabicwithamina #learnarabic #arabiclessons #howtosayinarabic #arabicgrammarforbeginners