Arabic Adjectives - All You Need to Know

Don't miss the quiz at 13:35!! In order to be able to speak Arabic fluently, it’s important to be able to describe nouns using adjectives. This will allow you to create more descriptive and interesting sentences. Adjectives in Arabic must agree with the gender (masculine or feminine) and number (singular, dual, or plural) of the noun they are describing, as well as in definiteness and case whether it be in the nominative, accusative, or genitive case. Something interesting about Arabic adjectives is that unlike English, adjectives come after the noun it is describing. For example, when saying “big house” the translation in Arabic would be :بيت كبير" which would literally translate to “house big”. In this lesson, we cover how to match the adjectives and nouns. Chapters: 0:00 - What is an adjective? 2:17 - Matching in Gender 4:07 - Matching in Number 8:44 - Matching in Definiteness 11:13 - Matching in Case 13:35 - 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   #adjectives #arabicwithamina #arabiclessons #learnarabic Image Credits: a href="https://www.freepik.com/free-vector/i..."Image by macrovector/a on Freepik