Your Name, My Name

The given correct answer for this question is "Your (female) name". This is because the word "ismuki" is a possessive pronoun in Arabic that translates to "your (female) name". It is used to refer to the name of a female person.

The correct answer is "Our name" because the word "ismuna" in Arabic translates to "our name" in English. This indicates that the speaker is referring to the name of a group of people, rather than an individual.

The given correct answer "My name" is the translation of the Arabic phrase "اِسْمِيْ" which means "my name" in English. This phrase is used to refer to the name of the speaker or the person talking.

The given correct answer is "Your (male) name." This is because the word "ismuka" is a possessive pronoun in Arabic that refers to the second person singular (you) and is specifically used when addressing a male. Therefore, it translates to "Your (male) name."

The given correct answer is "His name". This is because the Arabic word "ismuhu" is a possessive pronoun that means "his name". It refers to the name belonging to a male person.

The given correct answer for this question is "Her name". This is because the Arabic word "اِسْمُهَا" is translated as "Her name" in English. The word "اِسْمُهَا" is formed by combining the possessive pronoun "هَا" (her) with the noun "اِسْمُ" (name). Therefore, the correct translation is "Her name".