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    Thank you very much for your answers!! :) They were very helpful !! ^_^ In conclusion, if we use the possesive pronouns كَ, كِ ,كم, كن, ه ,ها, we use them in a respectful manner (like yours/his Excellency) and it is not very ordinary to use them with the verbs. Isn't it? Some questions came to my mind related to your answers 1/ As I read the conjugation of the verb like I noticed that the litterary translation of the verb for example in the form تُعجبني is you are liked by me (I like you). 2/ The form I like it يعجبني/تعجبني is the same for the third person I like him/her? 3/ And the form انت مُعجب به exactly means You are admirer of him?
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    July 1, 2017
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    The verb " to like" and the possessive pronouns السلام عليكم :) 1/ هل حضرتك هنا لأول مرة I read this sentence, and I am wondering if we can form the verb using the possessive pronouns. Can we? Also could we say هل تحضر\ تحضرين هنا لأول مرة ? 2/ المناظر الطبيعية تعجبني For this sentence we couldn't say المناظر الطبيعية أعجبها? 3/ اعجبك I like you - اعجبتك I liked you اعجبه I like it تاعجبه You like him - تاعجبها You like her (2nd person masculine singular) تاعجبينه You like him - تاعجبينها You like her (2nd person feminine singular) اعجبتَه You liked him And so on. I try to conjugate the verb أَعْجَبَ with the possesive pronouns. Is it correct? If it is not could you conjugate the verb correctly? :) شكراًجزيلاً :)
    June 27, 2017
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