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- "أَنْتِ مِن فَرَنْسا يا روزا."
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No. Just as in eg French, you're obliged to choose between saying, "tu es intelligent" or "tu es intelligente". Or in Russian, "ты умный" or "ты умная". Nothing halfway. It's only English that doesn't have gender, except for third person singular pronouns, as far as I can think. I admit, it's extra-special of Arabic to genderise the 2nd person pronoun. I'd be interested to know if anyone knows of other languages that do this?
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You're GUESSING, toffee1141? Isn't it one of the first things we were taught? Or perhaps you haven't got access to the TIPS? In which case, I take my hat off to you for inferring all the rules from the exercises.
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What's the difference between 2inti (إنتِ) and 2anti (أنتِ) I hear the former one but it is shown the the latter Somebody have the same issue?