Beginner - Close the door

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.
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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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