basics · grammar
المُفرَد
The singular
Using the singular form of nouns
In this lesson, we’ll learn how to use the singular noun form, which is used when counting. You’ll see how in this form gender agreement is important.
Keywords
- noun
- noun
When you want to just say “one ___”, you can just say the noun on it's own (without ال), you don't need to specify "one" of it, in Arabic that is implied.
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