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nice lesson - the close is great but i would not recommend the choir to sing at my wedding- serious now : could you explain how to make the gerundium "going" in arabic (i guess ذاهب is a gerundium ?)
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Another good simple lesson.
Just one question; in the last sentence, you used "narak", we will see you. Is that used always, even for just one person speaking, or is "arak", I see you also ok?
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I think you mean the word (ذهاب) which is the gerund and it means (the going process)!! while (ذاهب) is (إسم فاعل - present participle) which means (me going).
Regarding to (إسم الفاعل), we've talked about it in a special lesson, search for (ismul fa3el) in our lessons page.
About the gerund (ذهاب), it needs to be covered in specific lessons and inshallah we'll keep it in our considerations.

Good point Helen;
Actually (نراك - naraak) is used whether the speaker is singular or plural. it shows more respect to both sides when it is used.
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Could you do a lesson on the pronouns only?

If you search for the word (pronouns) in this website, you'll get some lessons where we talked about pronouns. In fact we have made a lesson that just talks about pronouns, it is called (Singular pronouns), however, pronouns in Arabic is a big subject and we will do more lessons about it soon.

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