Detached Personal Pronouns in Arabic

Detached pronouns, or personal pronouns, are similar to the pronouns you are familiar with in English such as you, him, she, they, etc.. In this lesson we will learn what these pronouns are and how to use them in sentences with multiple examples to make sure you got this.
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[@RizalBoon]

How about a mixed gender plural for three or more people? Are there different pronounciation for it?

[@Arabicwithamina]

Salam Rizal! If you are talking to a mixed plural group, you would use the plural male form when referring to them.

[@RizalBoon]

@@Arabicwithamina I see. Thank you for the explanation