Arabic language lesson 14 (at-tanween)

[sisasoft2009]

very good

[4evermuslimgirl]

Great explanation , its crystal clear ! thank u for this video =)

[RoDJ99]

How do you know which tanween to use in a sentence?

[Homelang1]

@RoDJ99 through grammar rules :)

[lesterdiamond5]

Walah I love all your videos.

[TurtleHuggles]

So how does someone know when to use the at-tanween rather than to put an actual n (noon). Just if it is a consonant, vowel, consonant at the end and the last consonant is a noon?

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[Homelang1]

I agree,, but I couldn't find the correct term at the time ^_^

[nonstopenglish]

Thank you very much for this lesson. As usual - splendid teaching.

Do we only use at-tanween with nouns and only at the end of a word? Is it only about spelling or maybe has it got something to do with grammar?

[Homelang1]

good Question:

at-tanween is used only with "ambiguous*" nouns and only at the end of the noun. never used anywhere else.

if u see tanween at the end of a word, that word is a noun 100%

* what I mean about ambiguous is a noun that is not preceded by a definite article.. i.e in english "a pen" or "a book" but not "the pen" or "the book"