Learn Arabic-the Comprehensive Modern Standard Arabid Course

Explore the Arabic alphabet, vowels, and how to connect letters, with guided writing and reading practice, and prepare your pen and paper.

Learn the Arabic alphabet, pronounce each letter, and read and write by connecting letters, as this lecture introduces the letters from aleph to wow with right-to-left writing and pronunciation.

Master the Arabic alphabet through a letter-by-letter introduction, practicing pronunciation and right-to-left writing to read, write, and connect letters.

Discover how to connect Arabic letters across initial, medial, and final forms with practical examples of two- and three-letter words, and learn about hamza and pronunciation cues.

Master connecting Arabic letters by practicing isolated, first, middle, and final forms with multiple examples, including Aleph and other letters, to write Arabic smoothly.

Learn Arabic vowels and how fathah, kasra, and damma change pronunciation and meaning over letters, with letter-by-letter examples and practice to master vowel placement.

Master arabic vowels by learning sukoon, fathah, kasrah, and damma, and practice pronouncing letters with each mark through examples and writing sessions.

Explore hamza in arabic script, detailing its four shapes—the hamza on the line, alif hamzah, hamza on wow, and hamza nabira—through pronunciation and example words.

Join this reading practice to master Arabic reading by learning the alphabet, short vowels (dumma, fatha, kasra, sukun), and long vowels, with practical letter-by-letter examples and reading drills.

Learn to read Arabic words by separating them into letters, then joining them in connected forms, while practicing right-to-left writing to master common words like kitab and masjid.

Learn to say your name in Arabic with Omar and Layla. Practice pronunciation and writing, and answer 'what is your name?' using 'my name is' or 'I am' in Arabic.

Explore common arabic greetings like assalamu alaikum, kaifa halak, ma salama, and marhaban, and learn when to use them for greetings, departures, and checking on someone.

Explore Arabic personal pronouns, including I, we, you, he, she, and they, with practical singular and plural usage and real examples.

Learn the Arabic demonstrative pronouns this, these, that, and those, with near and distant forms, plus singular and plural usage in masculine and feminine, through examples.

Explore taa al-marbuta in Modern Standard Arabic, clarify its feminine endings and masculine usage, and show how it connects and pronounces when adjacent to other letters with examples.

Learn the rules of the Arabic definite article al-tarif, including when to pronounce it with sun and moon letters, and practice with examples like al-bab and al-kalb.

Discover the top 15 most common Arabic verbs through practical examples like eat, drink, know, like, tell, give, take, see, arrive, come, go, write, and ask, with repeated practice.

Learn the numbers in Arabic from one to ten, practice pronunciation with examples like wahid, and note that zero is usually read only in lists such as phone numbers.

Learn Arabic wh- questions with key words: who (man), what (ma), when (mata), where (ayna), how (kaifa), how many (kam), which (ayyu), using simple examples.

Learn key Arabic public-place dialogues, including where is the bathroom and where is the service station. I don't speak Arabic, and could you speak slower.

Master basic Arabic phrases for public communication, including greetings, introductions, asking names and ages, and responding with polite expressions like shukran and you're welcome.

Learn essential Arabic phrases for street and public interactions, including welcome phrases, asking your name, how are you, please, thank you, you're welcome, and sorry.

Master the conjugation of verbs in Arabic by exploring third, second, and first person, masculine and feminine forms, and singular, dual, and plural polarity, with practical example patterns.

Learn essential airport vocabulary in Arabic, including flight, ticket, boarding pass, passport control, boarding gate, carry-on, baggage, and flight attendant phrases for travel.

Master essential airport communication in Modern Standard Arabic, including asking flight times, boarding, packing, visas and passports, luggage, tickets, and locating duty-free shops, bathrooms, and seats.

Master common house vocabulary in Arabic, including flat chuka, bait, hujjatul, hammam, hujra juloos, gorfodol istikbal, matbakh, sala, bab, nafuda, dining room.

Practice Arabic mini conversations describing home and objects, including 'my house in front of the mosque,' 'desk under the window,' and 'garden is beautiful.'

Learn practical arabic location phrases to identify your location and ask for directions to hotels, railway stations, post offices, libraries, and maps.

Learn the essential Arabic food vocabulary, covering meals, restaurant terms, delivery, waiter, ingredients, and recipes, with practice on how to say breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Learn to name countries in Arabic and express nationalities with practical examples such as Lebanon, Jordan, Morocco, Sudan, Kuwait, Iraq, and Brazil, preparing for travel conversations.

Learn how Arabic adds the final letter e to denote nationality, with examples such as China to Chinese, America to American, and the distinction between country names and nationalities.

Explore possessive pronouns in modern standard arabic by learning how to form my, your, his, her, our, and their pronouns for one, two, and three or more people, with examples.

Explore the verb to go in Arabic, learn its present and past tense conjugations across pronouns like I, we, you, he, she, and they, with guided practice.

Learn the verb to study in modern standard Arabic, including present and past tense, masculine and feminine forms, and pronoun usage, with verb conjugation practice.

Join quiz 1 to translate everyday Arabic words like chicken, morning, coffee, and olive oil through multiple-choice prompts, guided by Omar Salim.

Quiz 2 of the comprehensive modern standard arabic course guides learners through sentence-based vocab practice. It covers english-to-arabic meanings for student, table, bicycle, front of, with, and from.

Explore Arabic prepositions basics with translations and meanings in English, and practice forming sentences using li, ila, ala, min, maa, an, and hatta to express location, direction, and relation.

Explore common prepositions, such as about, above, across, after, against, among, at, around, before, behind, below, beneath, beside, between, beyond, by, with Arabic and English sentences.

Learn modern standard Arabic through a first-day university conversation, practicing greetings, introductions, and discussing origins and studies with classmates and professors.

Learn the Arabic verb to drink, with its singular, plural, masculine, and feminine forms, and practice using it in daily contexts like restaurants and travel interactions.

Master the present tense of the verb eat in modern standard Arabic by practicing all pronouns, singular and plural, masculine and feminine, for meals and dining situations.

Learn the arabic verb to speak across present and past tenses with pronouns like I, you, he, she, we, and practice forming sentences in modern standard Arabic.

Learn Arabic family member vocabulary, including mother, father, son, daughter, sister, brother, aunt, uncle, cousin, niece, nephew, grandmother, grandfather, stepfather, stepmother.

Learn how to fill a personal information form in Arabic, including name, surname, age, birthday, address, country, nationality, and occupation, with practice sharing in the course chat.

Learn to introduce yourself in Arabic with greetings, your name, origin, and learning context, using phrases like hello, it's nice to meet you, I am from Jordan, learning on Udemy.

Practice prepositions in English and Arabic through a four-sentence quiz, with two sentences in English and two in Arabic, and check your answers before sharing in the Facebook group.

Practice prepositions with four mixed English and Arabic sentences, identify the correct answers, and review meanings like on and in while engaging with quiz 4 and a Facebook group discussion.