Singular, Dual and Plural in Arabic, Explained Simply (Part 2/5)

English counts one and many. Arabic counts one, two and many. The dual (al-muthannā) is the number English doesn't have, and every Arabic pronoun depends on it.

In this video:
• mufrad (مُفْرَد): one
• muthannā (مُثَنًّى): exactly two
• jamʿ (جَمْع): three or more
• Why the dual matters when you choose a pronoun

0:00 Recap: the three persons
0:15 Singular, dual and plural
0:32 The dual: what English doesn't have
0:50 Number across all three persons
1:05 Coming next: the singular pronouns

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