Possessive Pronouns

As Salamu a3laikoum wa marhaba bikum .
In today's lesson, you will learn the possessive pronouns, to indicate to whom belongs something . In Moroccan Arabic, there are two ways for this, one is adding an ending to the word and the other is using the particle "dial" Today I will explain which are the endings and how they are used.

The endings are different depending on whether the word ends in a vowel (with the exception of the vowel "A") or consonant,
In the previous image appears first, the termination for words ending in a consonant and the second if is a vowel.

I leave a few examples and you may see more clearly:

Wlad (Children)

• My children: Wlad-i
• Your children: Wlad-k
• His children: Wlad-o
• Her children: Wlad-ha
• Our children: Wlad-na
• Your (pl) children: Wlad-kum
• Their children: Wlad-hum

Kho (brother)

• My brother: Kho-ya
• Your brother: Kho-k
• His brother: Kho-h
• Her brother: Kho-ha
• Our brother: Kho-na
• Your brother: Kho-kum
• Their brother: kho-hum

When the word ends in "A" usually is a feminine noun and the ending used to indicate possession is different , in this case, we remove the last "a" added a "t" and follow the way of indicating possession on the words ending in a consonant. An example:

Magana (clock)

• My clock :Magant-i
• Your clock: Magant-k
• His clock: Magant-o
• Her clock: Magant-ha
• Our clock: Magant-na
• Your (pl) clock: Magant-kum
• Their clock: Magant-hum

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