Plural subject pronouns (نحن، أنتم، هم)

Plural Subject Pronouns

In Arabic, independent subject pronouns are stand-alone words used for the subject of a sentence, such as "we", "you all", or "they". Just like with singular pronouns, you do not need a word for "are" when stating what a group is or where they are.

"We" with نحن

To say "we", use the pronoun نحن.

"They" with هم

To talk about a group of people as "they", use the pronoun هم.

"You all" with أنتم

To address a group of people directly as "you all" (the plural form of "you"), use the pronoun أنتم.

Describing Groups and Using "With"

To express that someone is "with" a person or a group, use the preposition مع.

When describing teams or groups, you will often use adjectives like رياضي (athletic) and قوي (strong). Notice that the adjective always comes after the noun it describes.