The affirmative passive first-person forms are:
Singular: أُفْعَلُ — I am / will be acted upon.
Plural: نُفْعَلُ — we are / will be acted upon.
أَفْعَلُ → أُفْعَلُ changes initial hamzah from fatḥah to ḍammah.
نَفْعَلُ → نُفْعَلُ likewise changes the initial nūn to ḍammah.
Changing active to passive does not change the number of the first-person subject. Arabic first-person imperfects also do not encode separate male and female forms.
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Passive imperfect: first-person forms
Complete Imperfect Paradigm: Active, Passive, Affirmative and Negative
The affirmative passive first-person forms are:
Singular: أُفْعَلُ — I am / will be acted upon.
Plural: نُفْعَلُ — we are / will be acted upon.
أَفْعَلُ → أُفْعَلُ changes initial hamzah from fatḥah to ḍammah.
نَفْعَلُ → نُفْعَلُ likewise changes the initial nūn to ḍammah.
Changing active to passive does not change the number of the first-person subject. Arabic first-person imperfects also do not encode separate male and female forms.