Who Is Who? — I, You, He, She, We, They
🎯 Lesson objective: Say who you are, and name anyone around you with the right word — all eight in one lesson.
Step 1 of 4
There is no "am / is / are" in Arabic.
أَنا سارَةهُوَّ طالِب
You simply put the person next to the description. أَنا سارَة (ana Sāra) = I (am) Sara. هُوَّ طالِب (huwwa ṭālib) = He (is) a student.
Key phrases
| Arabic | Transliteration | English |
|---|---|---|
| أَنا | ana | I |
| إِنْتَ | inta | you (one man) |
| إِنْتِي | inti | you (one woman) |
| هُوَّ | huwwa | he |
| هِيَّ | hiyya | she |
| إِحْنا | iḥna | we |
| إِنْتو | intu | you (group) |
| هُمَّا | humma | they |
✍️ Now you try
Write each sentence in Arabic or in transliteration (English letters) — both are accepted.
1. I am Hasna
2. Are you Ahmad?
3. She is a teacher
4. We are students