The 14 Arabic Pronouns (Chant Along)

Huwa means he. Before a verb can change its ending, you need the fourteen little words for the people it describes. Chant them, fill the gaps, then beat the speed round.

Arabic Drills and Reminders: traditional Quranic Arabic grammar with modern learning methods.

Studying with a book? We recommend No-Nonsense Arabic by Nusayba and Sumaya Alsaadoon (Quran Coach): https://qurancoach.org

Narration: Imran's voice (AI clone) in English; Arabic words by a native Arabic AI voice. Research and script: Imran.

SOURCES
W. Wright, A Grammar of the Arabic Language, vol. 1. Forms checked against Wiktionary.

Sound effects: made for this project.

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