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ARAB 305 - Lesson 1 - The number 1 in Arabic in Cardinal and Ordinal Form

Welcome to today’s lecture of ARAB 305! In this session, we’ll be focusing on the number one in Arabic, both in its cardinal and ordinal forms. The number one is fundamental not only in mathematics but also in language, as it holds special grammatical significance. The cardinal form of "one" (واحد – wahid) is used to denote a single unit or quantity. The ordinal form of "one" (أول – awwal) indicates position or rank, such as first in a sequence. We’ll explore the differences in how these forms are used, their grammatical rules, and how they agree with gender and case. Through practical examples, we’ll see how one is applied in everyday Arabic, whether you're counting or describing the order of things. By the end of this session, you’ll have a solid understanding of how to use the number one correctly in both its cardinal and ordinal forms. Let’s begin by examining the cardinal number one and how it functions in Arabic!