Relative pronouns in Arabic استعمال الأسماء الموصولة
The usage of relative pronouns in Arabic is clear to me for the most part, however I can't seem to find the translation for the following sentences
When the pronoun is replacing a subject:
ex: You are the one who brightens my day - أنتِ التي تنيرينَ يومي
When the pronoun is replacing an object:
ex: It's you whom I love - أنتِ هِيَ من أُحب
If someone could correct the above examples as well as clarify the rule as to how relative pronouns function in Arabic, it would be much appreciated!
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Yes both of your sentences are correct..
I think you're understanding how to make it in both situations (subject & object )
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Both sentences are correct, because you are the best arabic teacher. Choukrane for the time you dedicate to me !
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And you the best student :)
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