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So thoroughly confused everyone. Good. Let's fix things. We always start with a little bit of

Arabic therapy. Get things on track again because you got hit pretty hard yesterday.

So I'm going to start with the hardest part, something called the Mosouf and the

Syifa. Let's go through that again a little bit and let me walk you through it and then it'll

what you're confused about will settle in. The first thing I want you to know is a Mosouf is a noun

and Syifa is the adjective, right? That's the first thing. Mosouf is down, Syifa is adjective.

Fine. The second thing you should know is Mosouf is first and Syifa, second. That's the second thing.

The third thing you should know is there can be there's one Mosouf,

but possibly multiple what? Syifa.

Syifa is the plural of Syifa, okay? There's just one noun, multiple adjective.

Like a big white house, a long boring class, okay? Something like that. So that's the third thing

you should know. Another four properties of Mosouf, match four properties of each what? Syifa.

Broken plurals can have singular feminine Syifa. Make sense? Because broken plurals they have

all the chi thing. So broken plurals can have singular feminine Syifa.

Why are they having plural Syfas? Because plurals is the Arab Setzo. What about the words that

are feminine because the Arab Setzo? What kind of Syifa do you think they will have?

Like Harub and Naran. Those are feminine because the Arab Setzo, right? So their adjectives will be what?

Feminine also, okay? So this is kind of an overview. Now you can take a picture. This is an overview of

the concept of Mosouf and Syifa. One actually maybe a seventh thing, they can be apart.

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