أنا (ana) - "I": This pronoun is used to refer to oneself as the subject. It is used when talking about oneself or expressing personal opinions or actions. For example, "أنا بَحِب القِرايَه." (ana baHibb al-giraaya) means "I love reading."

إنتَ (inta) - "You" (masculine): This pronoun is used when addressing a male directly in the singular form. For example, "إنتَ كيف؟" (inta keef?) means "How are you, (masculine)?".

إنتَي (inti) - "You" (feminine): This pronoun is used when addressing a female directly in the singular form. For example, "إنتي كوَيّسَه؟" (inti kwayysa?) means "Are you good, (feminine)?"

هو (hu) - "He": This pronoun is used to refer to the third-person singular subjects of masculine gender. For example, ".هو دِكتور" (hu diktuur) means "He is a doctor".

هي (hi) - "She": This pronoun is used to refer to the third-person singular subjects of feminine gender. For example, ".هي مُهَندَسَه" (hi muhandasa) means "She is an engineer."

نِحنَ (niHna) - "We": This pronoun represents the first-person plural subject. It includes the speaker and one or more other people. For example, ".نِحنَ بِنَدرُس في الجامعَه" (niHna binadrus fi j-jaam3a) means "We study at the university."

إنتوا (intu) - "You" (plural): This pronoun is used to address a group of people in the second-person plural form. It is used when addressing a single or mixed-gender group. For example, "إنتوا كيف؟" (intu keef?) means "How are you all?".

هُم (hum) - "They": This pronoun refers to the third-person plural subject, both for single and mixed-gender groups. For example, "هُم شَغّالين في الشَرِكَه." (hum shaghghaaliin fi sh-sharika) means "They work in the company."