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Students at the beginners level

tend to become a little bit careless. What that means is you see any one of these and

your mind immediately goes to one of them that you like more than the others.

Some of you really like Nasarta, like it's your favorite.

So whether it says Nasarat or it says Nasarti or it says Nasartu,

something in your brain says I'm looking at Nasarta because that's my favorite one.

Some of you are inclined towards the feminine gender Nasarat.

So whether you see Nasarta or Nasarti or Nasartu, what a shet on convinced you?

What are you looking at? Nasarat.

So when you see the ta, you get messed up.

Like, for example, yesterday I said one of the tests or one of the quiz questions

or the exercise questions was a wait any and this has an attached pronoun.

Yeah, and when you get rid of the attached pronoun, you're left with this.

And a bunch of you said she.

Immediate thought was she.

Now, let me put those words again. Nasarat, Nasarta, Nasarti and Nasartu.

Do they all mean different things? Nasarat means what?

She helped. Nasarta means you helped.

Nasarti means feminine.

You helped and Nasartu means I helped.

Okay. Now, what a lot of you jumped when you heard a Waita.

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