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Mapping the Arabic language sentence for beginners
Create your own Arabic sentences and learn the basics of Arabic Structure and Grammar.
Created byRadwa Obayd
Last updated 3/2018
English
What you'll learn
- Form Arabic sentences easily.
- Get a better understanding about Arabic Grammar.
- Learn five types of Arabic Nouns.
- Learn all types of Arabic Verbs and Particles.
- Learn Arabic basic verbs of everyday life.
- Learn some rules of Arabic Structure.
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Course content
6 sections • 34 lectures • 1h 20m total length
Requirements
- This course assumes an understanding of the Arabic alphabet and vowel system.
Description
Mapping the Arabic language sentence: Learn Arabic Grammar course aims at helping learners to achieve overall Arabic language proficiency through forming a complete and beneficial Arabic sentence, according to some given rules of the Arabic language system.and that's by Knowing the types of the Arabic words , Arabic sentences , Learning some great tips and rules of the Arabic language system and Forming sentences according to what is learned in this course.
By the end of this course students will be able to:
- Learn about the Arabic language sentences and structure ( an overview)
- Gain an understanding of My Arabic language Map
- Learn Arabic Nouns and put every type in use
- Learn a variety of Vocabulary to help you start creating your own sentences.
- Understand how to form Arabic questions according to the rules of Arabic structure.
- Learn about Arabic verbs ( introduction and tenses)
- Learn the present tense ( prefixes)
- Learn Arabic basic verbs of everyday life.
- Learn about Arabic particles
- Learn how to add attached pronouns to nouns and particles.
- Learn about Arabic sentences ( Introduction and types)
- Receive resources to learn even more valuable information
- Acquire a Map which you can use when Forming your Sentences
- Form Arabic sentences easily.
Who this course is for:
- Everyone who is interested in learning Arabic grammar, and is afraid to take the step because of thinking that Arabic might be difficult, or stopped after learning the alphabet and vowels.