Arabic Sentence (Nouns Pronouns Questions Prepositions) For English Speakers - Beginners A1

Welcome back! In this video, we dive deeper into Sara's conversation at the immigration office to uncover the small words that carry big meaning in Arabic. We'll start with the foundation: how a basic Arabic sentence is built from a subject and a predicate, just two core parts that everything else attaches to. We'll also look at definite nouns in Arabic, proper nouns and their pronouns, which are definite by nature, and how an indefinite noun becomes definite: either by adding "Al" directly, or by attaching it to another word that's already definite. Then, we'll explore attached pronouns (suffixes) ( your ك) ( his ه) ( her ها) and ( our نا), and see how they attach to nouns and prepositions to show possession and reference. We'll also look at attached prefixes: (ك) as (like), and the prepositions (for لـ) (with بـ). Finally, we'll break down key question words: (كم how many/how much), (كيف how), and (ما what) — both with and without (هي/هو) — and learn exactly when each form is used. 📌 This video is part of a structured Arabic learning series for non-native speakers — every lesson builds on the one before it. 🕐 TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Introduction 00:31 Droppingأنا with the possessive Yaá 00:49 The basic sentence: subject and predicate 02:18 Making a noun definite: (Al) vs (Attaching Al noun) 03:09 Definite nouns: proper nouns and their pronouns 03:30 Attached pronouns (suffixes): ( your ك) ( his ه) ( her ها) and ( our نا) 05:13 Attached prefixes: (ك) as (like ) 05:45 Attached prepositions (prefixes): (for لـ) (with بـ) 06:24 Question words: (كيف how) and how do we answer it 06:54 Question words: (كم how many/how much) and how do we answer it 07:28 Question words: (ما what), both with and without (هي/هو) 📚 WHAT YOU'LL LEARN How every Arabic sentence is built on a subject + predicate How Arabic nouns become definite — through "al-" or through idafa How Arabic attaches pronouns directly to words instead of using separate pronouns The difference between (ك) as a suffix (your) and as a prefix (like) How (لـ) and (بـ) change meaning when attached to nouns or pronouns How to correctly form questions using كم, كيف, and ما 🔤 KEYWORDS: learn Arabic, Arabic grammar for beginners, Arabic sentence structure, Arabic definite nouns, Arabic pronouns, attached pronouns Arabic, Arabic suffixes, Arabic prefixes, Arabic prepositions, Arabic question words, Arabic interrogative words, Modern Standard Arabic grammar, Arabic for non-native speakers, Arabic grammar explained, learn Arabic online, Arabic possessive pronouns, MSA lessons, Arabic step by step. #arabiclearning #arabicforbeginners #arabicvocabulary #learnarabicfornonnativespeakers #arabicforenglishspeakers #arabicconversation #arabic_spoken #modernstandardarabic #shadowingpractice