Arabic divide up the idea of demonstrative by thing close to the speaker/person speaking to, as compared to the thing far from both.
The Arabic and English demonstratives share more semantic alikeness than dissimilarities.
It is so because the Arabic demonstrative pronouns are words such as, ‘this’ (means something singular but near) and ‘that’ (means something singular but far), 'these' (means plural but near), 'those' (means plural but far). For example-
In Arabic language, they are known as ‘demonstrative nouns’. A demonstrative noun by itself is an obscure word until defined by a subsequent word.
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