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Day 7 of 30: If you still struggle to say who did what in Arabic, it's probably because you're learning it in an unstructured way Here's the one rule: memorize 4 letters, أ ن ي ت They sit in front of the present tense verb, and they tell you who is doing it أ can only be you, talking about yourself: أَكْتُبُ, I write ن can only be we: نَكْتُبُ, we write ي is for people who are not here: يَكْتُبُ, he writes, يَكْتُبُونَ, they write ت is for the one in front of you: تَكْتُبُ, you write, تَكْتُبُونَ, you all write When grammar is explained like this, it isn't difficult That's how we teach it at Andalus Institute: 70 step-by-step lessons, and every lesson builds on the one before After each lesson, a one-on-one call with an instructor you choose, who tests you and makes you say it out loud And if you go quiet, our team doesn't let you quit #Shorts
