Welcome to Arabic course level one. In this lesson, you will learn the sentence structure in Arabic, starting with the nominal sentence. In Arabic, we have two sentences, a nominal sentence that talks about an hour, usually a definite noun, and the verb or sentence that talks about a rule that talks about an action. In this lesson, we will learn the nominal sentence. As we said, the nominal sentence starts with a noun talks about a noun, usually a definite now, in Arabic, we have six definite nouns. Until now we learned five of them.

Number one is a pronoun like Anna Anna is a definite noun in Arabi Anna and our psyche, smart as a key. I am small. This is a complete sentence. Now we talk about Anna we talk about the pronoun Anna saying the key small as a key, I am small. Number two, the proper noun like Mohammed. Mohammed is a proper noun is a human name.

Mohammed Mohammed en ob, Dr. Mohammed on Fabi Mohammedan is a doctor. Now we have a complete sentence now we talk about Mohammed as a proper noun, say in ob doctor Mohammedan probably means Mohammed is a doctor. Number three, the demonstrative noun like hair that this has our hair the dead. This is a grandfather. This is a complete sentence. Now we talk about however we refer to someone saying Heather, you talk about him, her Jad, this is a grandfather.

Number for any noun begins with the definite article and like a little fatter and fatter. That girl you learned before. SATA attack means good, when we add any phlegm as the beginning. This means that girl, because Alif lamb, in Arabic means say, and if lamb is the difference article and in fact they're the girl What mesh hoorah famous and fatter to my shore has a girl is famous. Number five, any noun we add to one of these definite nouns above. For example, we have Chari my hair.

Now we have two words we have sharp here. Chara now is added to the yet to the connected pronoun. Yeah, that means my Shari my hair. So char is a definite noun. Why? Because it's added to the pronoun Yeah.

To the first definite now. Like lithia, to Hassan, the beard Hassan live here also is a definite now now why because they are here is added to Hassan is belonging to Hassan. Hassan is a human name hasn't his proper noun. So they're here to Hassan. They're here that you know here is a definite now now like also Wally, where did you hear that the father of this you see someone in front of you. You want to talk about his father, about the father, that relating to him where we do have the father of this.

Now well it is a definite noun because it's added it's belonging to administrative now, Heather and finally, equal fatter brothers of the girl What is a definite now why because if what is added to alpha, alpha there is a definite noun starts with the definite article and if what will you talk now about specific brothers equal fighter the brothers of the girl. So, again, we have a nominal sentence in Arabic, a nominal sentence talks about a noun usually a definite now, we have six definite nouns in Arabic. Until now we learn it five of them. That pronoun like Anna, the proper noun like Mohammed, the demonstrative noun like Heather any noun Starts with an The definite article and life l sat there. And finally, any noun added to any one of these for definite nouns. Like Shari char now is definite, because it's added to the pronoun yet.

Like we're here to happen. Here is different noun because it's added to a proper noun. Like where they do have their father over this. Well, it is a definite, definite noun because it's added to the administrative noun. And finally, if we're to, in fact there, if we're, if we're to further brothers of the girl, what is a definite noun because it's added to alpha a. And fatass starts with the definite article and I go I can say As an example to the nominal sentence, and the key, I am smart, and the key, this is a complete sentence.

This is a nominal sentence. It starts with a pronoun, a definite noun. It talks about that definite now. Anna. Anna, what are the key? Now we said the key about Anna, we talk about Anna, the key small, Anna the key I am smart.

Like Mohammedan Bobby warhammers. Mohammed is adopted. This is a complete sentence we talk about Mohammed. We say that Mohammed is Dr. Mohammed on Toby. Like Heather Jad. This is grandfather.

We talk about tether we refer to someone saying that he His jet has a jet. This is a grandfather. Like a fighter too much for the girl is famous. The girl is a definite noun starts with the definite article and their effect unfair. That girl unfettered too much for the girl is a famous, the girl is famous. Now we talk about unfair.

And finally, to add any noun to these four different nouns, like Charlie towie My hair is long. We talk about something belongs to the pronoun. Charlie, Charlie, what are we? So, this is the nominal changes you started With a definite noun, we say something about that definit Now let's look at Mohammedan Obi Wan, Mohammed is a doctor. This is a nominal sentence. This is a complete sentence.

It has two parts. Definite noun we talk about Mohammed. Something we say about that definite now, Toby. As you can see, we said Mohammed on with Dhamma are we born with with them also. So the two parts of the nominal sentence usually deserve them. Well, Hamadan probably would have met his adopted like also and fatter to mesh hoorah to him.

Also, you have the DOM Like near here to Hudson, Fatone, light we have dama for the pros for the different nouns that we talk about. And for the thing that we say about the definite now. Now we have a very very important note. As we said we have two sentences in Arabic nominal sentence starts with a definite noun talks about a definite noun usually. And verbal sentence starts with a verb talks about the verb about the action. We have a sentence like this question hell, and Key, are you smart?

Hand enter the key. We said before that Hal is a question mode is an article Hal asked is about a complete sentence after it. We have another key you are smart. Enter the key is a complete sentence. But we didn't start the sentence with the definite noun, enter with a pronoun. And let's look at this sentence.

In this sentence we don't talk about hell. We talk about enter. We asked about enter if you are the key if you are smart. So in this sentence also in this question also, we ask about the nominal sentence. This article This question was doesn't effect doesn't make anything to the nominal sentence. So this is also a nominal sentence in Arabic we can start with with some words before that nominal sentence or the variable sentence that we will learn in Sharla.

Like this one also hell Mohammed on Fabi born is Mohammed a doctor. Now we have Hal asks about the complete sentence after it Mohammed on Povey will Mohammed is a doctor has asked about this sentence is it right? is Mohammed a doctor. So help also doesn't make any change. This is a nominal sentence also in finally find a more free say Mohammedan be born. As we said, in the nominal sentence, we have two main parts, we have a definite noun that we talk about.

And the thing that we say about definite now, the definite noun, the noun that we talk about is called in grammar is called move data. It means the world that starts the sentence, move data. So Mohammed now is data. Anything you say about Elmo, tada is called Hubba. Toby is haba is the thing that you say about mutata about the definite Now remember, the nominal sentence has two parts. The first one that we talk about is called move data and the second One that we say about the definite noun is called hava.

All I want you to remember that very important thing to remember is that the nominal sentence starts with a definite noun usually, that we talk about, start with a definite noun. Then say anything about that definite now