Breakdown of المبدعون مشهورون على هذه المنصة.
الal
the
هذهhâdhihi
this (f)
على'ala
on / of (evidence of) / to (lie to someone) / for (difficult for someone)
مشهورmashhour
Questions & Answers about المبدعون مشهورون على هذه المنصة.
Why do both المبدعون and مشهورون end in ـون?
Because they are regular masculine plurals in the nominative case. In an Arabic nominal sentence (a sentence starting with a noun), the subject (المبدعون) and the predicate (مشهورون) must both be in the nominative case. For regular masculine plurals, the nominative ending is ـون.
When would I use the ـين ending for these words?
You would use ـين if the word was the object of an action (accusative case) or came after a preposition (genitive case). For example, if you said 'I saw the creators', you would use the accusative المبدعين. Since our sentence here is just stating a fact about the subjects, they stay in the nominative ـون form.
Why is the adjective مشهورون plural here? Don't plurals usually take feminine singular adjectives?
Plurals only take feminine singular adjectives when they are non-human (like books or cities). Because المبدعون (creators) refers to human beings, the adjective describing them must match exactly in gender and number, so it takes the regular masculine plural form مشهورون.
Why does the sentence use هذه instead of هذا for 'this'?
Because the word for platform, المنصة, ends in a taa marbuuTa (ة), which makes it a feminine noun. You must use the feminine demonstrative pronoun هذه to match it.