dc.description.abstract | A morphosyntactic contrastive study of the Arabic and Indonesian can give a
significant contribution to the teaching and leaming process of Arabic language in
Indonesian. The problems investigated in this thesis are the correspondences and
differences in Arabic and Indonesian personal pronoun based on morphosyntactic. The
method used in this research was descriptive and contrastive.
The analysis has identified several correspondences and differences of the Arabic
and Indonesian personal pronoun. Correspondences of the Arabic and Indonesian are
correspondent in their classification, distribution, and function. They classify the pronoun
based on number, dependent and independent pronoun, and both has dependent pronoun
‘which has function as object. While the differences, The Arabic has a great number in
comparison with the Indonesian personal pronoun, nevertheless; there is more than one
personal pronoun can be used in Indonesian language for cach subject. Meanwhile, in the
Arabic the subject is commonly represented by one personal pronoun. And the use of
tense will change its pronoun. On the other hand, tense is not present in the Indonesian.
In relation to gender, the Arabic has distinguished pronoun between masculine
(muzakkar) and feminine (mu‘annas). | en_US |