The 7 Dual & Plural Arabic Pronouns (Part 4/5)

English has one "you" and one "they". Arabic has three of each, and they tell you how many people there are and whether they are male or female. Learn all 7 dual and plural pronouns.

In this video:
• نَحْنُ naḥnu: we, for two or more
• أَنْتُمَا antumā: you two
• أَنْتُمْ antum and أَنْتُنَّ antunna: you all, male or female
• هُمَا humā: the two of them
• هُمْ hum and هُنَّ hunna: they, male or female
• Why a mixed group takes the masculine

0:00 Recap: the singular pronouns
0:12 Naḥnu: we
0:30 Antumā, antum, antunna
0:58 Humā, hum, hunna
1:24 Mixed groups take the masculine
1:39 Summary and what's next

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▶ Next: Part 5, All 12 in One Chart: [PART 5 LINK]
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