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Arabic alphabet (learn the basic Arabic letters)

Learn how to write and pronounce Arabic alphabet
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6,239 students
Created by Mohamed Emadeldin Ibrahim Elshenawy
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The student will learn how to write the Arabic alphabet
The student will learn how to pronounce the Arabic alphabet

Requirements

  • In this course you're going to Learn the Arabic alphabet, If you want to learn how to write and read in Arabic, you should take our course Write Arabic Now
  • You're going to learn not only how to write the Arabic alphabet but how to pronounced too, and believe me would be interesting to write in Arabic
  • You should keep repeating the videos, till you can get all the information of the lessons
  • Learning Arabic is not that hard and you're going to realize that during the studying.
  • Is just using your computer, your cell phone, or any device connected to internet, so you can watch the course whenever you want, and wherever you are, just don't watch the course doing something else, so you can learn eaisly, and understand the lessons perfectly

Description

Welcome to our course Arabic Alphabet, in this course you’re going to learn not only how to write the letters but to pronounce them too

The basic Arabic alphabet contains 28 letters, and they change their shape according to their position in a word.

Many letters look similar but are distinguished from one another by dots above or below their central part so we’re going to separate these similar letters into  groups  just to make it easier

There’re consonants and vowels in Arabic the same as English, but the difference we can use the vowel as a consonant too

Arabic, on the other hand is written from right to left, sure, this takes some getting used to, but is not that hard with enough practice.

The Arabic alphabet is always cursive and letters vary in shape depending on their position within a word. 

In this course you are going to learn the Arabic alphabet, how to pronounce them correctly, and how to get them together to make a word.

Writing and reading Arabic are not that hard, and you are going to realize that during your studying.

Who this course is for:

  • 1- people who doing business with the Arab world.
  • 2- people who Are into diplomatic or cultural relations.
  • 3- people who often travel to the Arab world
  • 4- people who live in an Arab country
  • 8- people who have Arab family members
  • 6- people who are related to Islam

Course content

1 section • 8 lectures • 39m total length

  • Introduction
    02:27
  • Lesson 1 The letters (Alef, Baa', Taa'Thaa') (أ,ب,ت,ث)
    06:17
  • Lesson 2 the letters (Jeem, Haa',khaa') (ج,ح,خ)
    04:14
  • Lesson 3 the letters (Dal, Thal, Raa', Zeen) (ر,ز,د,ذ)
    04:04
  • Lesson 4 the letters (Seen, Sheen, Sad, Dad) (س,ش,ص,ض)
    05:10
  • Lesson 5 the letters (Taa', Zaa', 3een, 3'een) (ط,ظ,ع,غ)
    05:34
  • Lesson 6 the letters (Faa2,Caaf,Kaaf) (ف,ق,ك)
    04:39
  • Lesson 7 the letters (Lam,meem,Nuun,Haa',waaw,Yaa') (ل,م,ن,ه,و,ي)
    07:02

Instructor

Mohamed Emadeldin Ibrahim Elshenawy
  • 4.4 Instructor Rating
  • 1,456 Reviews
  • 19,450 Students
  • 18 Courses

My name's Mohamed, I'm language teacher, the director of Escolaonline language school, I'm from Egypt, teaching 4 languages, I started teaching, since 2007, I have the experience of teaching to foreigners in many languages because actually, I speak 4 languages perfectly, that's why I'm here to give my experience in teaching languages to everybody who wants to learn.