
Introduction about the course's headlines you need to know, to understand the sequence of how this course will be going through.
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Class 1 - History of Arabic Language
Class 2 - Alphabets and Words Forming
Class 3 - Diacritical Marks
Class 4 - Supporting Class
Class 5 - Arabic Language Verbs
Class 6 - Type of Sentence
Class 7 - Pronouns
Class 8 - Singular, Dual. and Plural
Class 9 - General Conversations
To pass this Course, you will need to get 50% and above in each quiz provided to you at the end of the above classes.
Wish you all the best - Let's start ...
Explore the origins of the Arabic language from the Arabian Peninsula and Bedouin roots, its spread to 22 countries with 200 million speakers, and borrowed words like algebra and coffee.
Explore the Arabic alphabet and word formation, learning letter sounds, diacritical marks, and the rules for connecting letters at the beginning, middle, and end of words.
learn about arabic diacritical marks, their placement and effects on letters, pronunciation, meaning, and how they guide subject–verb–object sentence structure.
Learn to read and pronounce Arabic numbers, understand the definite article al with sun and moon variants, master vowels, diacritics, and Arabic prepositions through practical examples.
Learn Arabic verbs across present, past, imperative, and future tenses, using prefixes and suffixes to show subject and tense. Understand critical marks, gender, and number to form correct conjugations.
Learn arabic sentence types: nominal sentences that start with a noun (muqtadar) and verbal sentences that start with a verb; explore information types and diacritical marks.
Explore how Arabic pronouns vary by gender and number, from subject pronouns to demonstratives and possessives, with masculine, feminine, dual, and plural forms.
Explore Arabic noun forms: singular types maḥlūm, compound, and resemblance; the dual formed by adding alef noon; and plural patterns for masculine, feminine, and irregular/broken plurals.
Explore general conversations in Arabic, including greetings, welcoming guests, introducing others, family terms, home and office vocabulary, and basic questions on weather and weekdays.
Welcome all to learn Arabic Language for the moment, that moment which you would be eager to understand what is going around if you have Arab friends, or you are living in an Arab country that required the language daily.
This course is like a support giving to a toddler, who takes his first steps toward knowledge in discovering the surroundings. Its going to provide you key points to be able understand, write and pronounce the Arabic letters and words in the best way you can. Therefore, in this course, I will be using PowerPoint slides screen casting and video recordings to have all the possible means available for you to transfer the information needed and cover up the required lessons in a very good way.
In this course, I will be providing you with some information about the Arabic Language history first, to know what is the value in learning such language that would be gained. Then, letters will be presented and compared with the English Language alphabets, along with the most tricky letters, which you wont find them in another language.
Diacritical Marks will be presented to you as well on the third class followed by the types of verbs in Arabic Language. Later, you will be having a supporting class to shift you into another green wide landscape, where you will be introduced to the pronouns and dual, which is a unique element positioned between the singular and the plural, and eventually, daily sentences used for routine communications..
After each of these classes, we are going to have quizzes, exercises and some activities to be done in the class itself before it end to ensure the understanding of the material learnt during each one of them.