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Download my free travel Darija audio ebook here: https://muhammadteachesarabic.systeme... Here is the link to join the Darija learner pro online school: https://www.muhammadteachesarabic.com... Find out how to differentiate between feminine and masculine nouns in Moroccan Arabic, I also cover the plural feminine and masculine forms in Moroccan Arabic in this video. Time codes: 0:00 - Difference between masculine and feminine nouns. 0:30 - Different categories of feminine nouns. 1:24 - Plural feminine nouns explained. 1:42 - Exercise of single feminine and masculine nouns. 5:00 - Plural masculine nouns explained. 6:00 - Final plural feminine and masculine exercise. 9:08 - conclusion. So there are two types of nouns in Moroccan Arabic, there are masculine and feminine nouns. Most of the feminine nouns end with an A at the end, which is the silent Ta in the Arabic script. The feminine nouns are formed from masculine nouns, so for example "Ostad" which means "a male teacher" becomes Ostada, which is a female teacher. As I said earlier about the ending of feminine nouns, most of them end with an A at the end, but not all of them, Some nouns don't end with an A at the end, but they are still feminine because of their feminine nature like: Om, which is a mom or "3in" which is an eye. There is another category of nouns that don't have an A at the end but are still feminine, which they have to be learned by heart, which is a good thing cause there is no grammar rule to try to remember. An example would be "Dar" which is a house. Shams or shamsh which means "a sun". For the plural nouns, feminine nouns usually end with T at the end, so for example "Mesha" which means cat becomes "Meshat" which means cats. For Masculine nouns, each noun has its own form which is a little bit challenging at first, but just give it some time and you will memorize them by heart. Ktab ktoba Kursi krasa Triko trikowat Sheghjem shghajem Now to the exercises, Note: for the thumbnail, you can get a towel and a camera and then have you next to it and then ask a question whether it's feminine or masculine. Alright, now it's time to do our first exercise, I will put a list of feminine and masculine nouns right here, I need you to help me guess each noun whether it's feminine or masculine, ready? here we go! Fota Makteb Camera M5adda Ktab Pikala Kass Tomobila Mdina Dar Maktaba Okht triko Shamsh Our last exercise here is about the plural feminine and masculine nouns, so this exercise will be the same just like the first one, except this time I pronouns nouns in the plural form, your job is to guess which gender, alright, you're ready? here we go! Ktoba M5addat Kghasa Biban Camerat Maganat MMotagh Pikalat Tombilat Get my free Moroccan Arabic travel language audio ebook here https://muhammadteachesarabic.com/lan... if you're a tourist who wants to speak Darija with local Moroccans on your next visit to Morocco. #MoroccanArabic #LearnDarija