Feminine and Taa Marbuta - Learn Arabic

Feminine and Taa Marbuta - Learn Arabic
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[@muhammadjalal2335]

جزاك الله خير

[@learnarabicwithfaten]

شكراً جزيلاً 😊

[@rashidah9307]

Thank you!! For learners, just keep in mind that there a few feminine words that don't have the taa marbuta like بنت (bint=daughter/girl).

[@utmusic843]

Good lecture.

[@EnglishRain]

Superb video, great explanation. Thanks for making it. :)

[@learnarabicwithfaten]

:)

[@PoseidonXIII]

This helped clear up a lot for me. شكرا لك

[@learnarabicwithfaten]

I'm glad to hear that 😊

[@paprikajones]

شكراً!

[@Gangster00786]

end of the vdo your last word bye is gud

[@marcioaugusto392]

Perfect! Now I know what are those "symbols" at the end. Thank you!

[@learnarabicwithfaten]

Thank you 😊

[@anveshana3320]

What about case endings? If a female noun is a subject of a sentence, do you pronounce taa + dhamma or the fatha before taa marbuta?

[@zenaabdallah1955]

So basically if a noun/adjective/object ends in an “a” sound, then its feminine, and everything else is masculine? I’m trying to find a rule for my student to follow because I’m teaching someone Arabic and I’m trying to see how to explain feminine and masculine nouns/adjectives/objects to them. Shukran!

[@nazreennakeeb1874]

How about ankabut? Letter thaa. Is it masculine or feminine?

[@learnarabicwithfaten]

Ankabut is masculine , Ankabutah is feminine
عنكبوت - عنكبوته

[@nazreennakeeb1874]

@@learnarabicwithfaten thank you SO much for the quick reply!