Learn Arabic letters

Introduction Part03

Created byHichem Salhi

Last updated 5/2019

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What you'll learn

Build a LINGUISTIC ARABIC system through the minimum reference to English
A highly interactive pedagogical support, through *flash, *executable,*ios activities corresponding to lectures content.
IMPROVE your Arabic with new enhancing methodology
LETTERS "الحُروف" Vs SOUNDS "الأَصْوات.
Be able to pronounce all ARABIC SOUNDS correctly and fluently.
Be able to pronounce some Arabic NOUNS "الأسماء" and VERBS "الأفعال" correctly and fluently.
You will improve your HANDWRTING skills from letters "الحروف to words "الكلمات".
You learn how to COMBINE letters to form words.
You learn how to USE some PREPOSITIONS.
You learn how to form QUESTIONS of places.
You learn STRESS "الشَدَّة"
You learn the definite article THE "الـ) التَّعْرِيف)"
SUN "الـ الشَّمْسِيَّة"
MOON "الـ القَمَرِية"

Course content

1 section • 20 lectures • 4h 49m total length

"الحُرُوف" letters" "ز - ص- س" in different forms.11:02
By finishing this part of letters"الحروف" with "الحركات" to produce sounds "الأصوات", you will be able to work on the attached Practice application.
The application is offered to you in two formats
* 1* SWF requires the flash reader to be installed on your device.
*2* EXE is an executable file which does not require any software to be installed on your device.
If you are working on MAC, then contact me to get the Mac application.
PDF interactive application is available and works on Adobe reader 9 or later versions.
"الضمائر" pronouns, "أَنْتَ/ أنْتِ/هُوَ/ هِيَ". what?/ Who? "ما؟/ مَنْ؟"15:21
unit06.0218:22
Learn to form Arabic questions using demonstratives, ask about objects and people, and identify masculine and feminine forms with pronouns and proper nouns.
Review9:19
Practice how to ask questions in Arabic, using masculine and feminine noun forms with examples like what's this, who is this, and names such as Laila and Imad.
"الحُرُوف" letters "ش - ج - ي". Verbs "الأفْعَال"13:47
Explore arabic letters ش, ج, and ي across initial, medial, final, and separated forms, and learn how nouns and verbs support forming questions like what is he doing.
"الحُرُوف" letters" "ك- ق - خ- غ" . What's he doing? "مَاذَا يَفْعَل؟"18:17
Explore arabic letters, their pronunciation, and how each letter appears in initial, medial, final, linked, and separated forms, with practice on writing and pronunciation using training materials.
Unit 08. Training21:01
Practice identifying the final sounds of words and linking sounds to letters, including long vowels, in unit eight training. Read words and images to select the verbs, reinforcing pronunciation.
Unit 07. Training 0212:05
Unit seven training explores recognizing first and final sounds in words, practicing pronunciation, and describing actions with verbs; complete pen-and-paper word work, record videos, and submit for feedback.
"هُنَا/ هُنَاك" here/ there. "الحُرُوف" letters "ع - ح" with different forms8:21
Explore Arabic letters and their forms in initial, medial, and final positions, with focus on ع and ح and the sounds associated with each position.
unit09.0215:42
Unit 09. training13:24
Practice Arabic letter recognition and usage through training units that explore proper nouns, pronouns, and forming questions and sentences in Arabic.
Unit 09. Training 0210:42
"الحُرُوف" letters "هـ - ء". Verbs "الأفْعَال"12:01
Explore the arabic letters hamza and humza, their sounds and the four positional forms—initial, medial, final, and isolated—through examples and practice cues using the letter aleph.
Unit 10. Training15:20
Stress "الشَدَّة". Definite "الـ الشَّمْسِية" sun/ " الـ القَمَرية" Moon.18:45
Learn how to place stress on Arabic letters using shadda, and how the definite article al- interacts with sun and moon letters through practical examples.
Stress part two15:47
Explore the Arabic definite article with sun and moon nouns, showing when to use al with initial letters and how pronunciation changes occur, with practice examples and rules.
Stress part three15:04
Unit 11. Training 0113:48
practice arabic letters with pronunciation rules for the definite article al, including when to pronounce or drop al, and study noun usage, harakat, and submit written work for assessment.
Unit 11.Training 0216:43
Explore unit 11 training 02 of learn arabic letters, featuring pronunciation drills of arabic sounds, noun definiteness, and practice with positions of place and prepositions.
Unit 11. Training 0314:31

Requirements

This COURSE is designed for BEGINNERS.
NO previous KNOWLEDGE is required.
BEFORE starting any lecture in THIS COURSE, you HAVE TO finish all content in PART 01 and PART 02.
A PEN and a PAPER are required during the whole learning process. Earrings or headset is preferable.

Description

Arabic Letters. Part 03. This course is designed for learners who already had attendend the previous course. It requires no previous knwledge in Arabic. Contains Letters in Arabic with different postions within words and different "Harakat". Focuses on visual vocabulary learning through interactive content design.This course may be taken by all learners categories ( Children, young learners and adults).

Who this course is for:

Children, Young and adult BEGINNERS.
Learners who want to build CLEAR knowledge about ARABIC language.
Learners who like to try new METHODOLOGY.
Learners who feel more enhanced through images and learn through visual impact.
Learners who like to interact with content.
Learners who like content with concise and brief explanation.