Arabic language: The complete Arabic reading& writing course

Master Arabic sound ba, write ba letter, read and write words with ba using the short vowel mark, read right-to-left, and practice ba shapes at initial, medial, and final positions.

Learn the Arabic letter ta and its consistent sound, explore its diacritical marks, and practice identifying beginning, middle, and ending shapes with related examples in writing.

this lesson introduces the Arabic sound tha (ث) and its th pronunciation with think and thank you, and shows letter shapes at initial, medial, and final positions in right-to-left writing.

Explore the Tha, Sa, and SSa letters, compare their sounds to English equivalents, and practice how certain Arabic consonants differ from and resemble the S sound in 'son'.

This lesson introduces the Arabic ha and ain sounds, showing ha's four shapes across word positions. It covers long vowels and the ay sound with five practice words.

Explore the Arabic letter ta (طا) and its unique sound not found in English, with pronunciation tips and practice to pronounce it correctly. Learn how its shape changes with position.

Learn a new Arabic sound not in English, compare its pronunciation to French, and master the noon letter with its four shapes in word positions using example words.

Learn the Arabic ha and ya sounds, a non-English phoneme, and master their forms and positions (initial, medial, final) through pronunciation tips and example words.

This lesson introduces a new Arabic sound and guides proper pronunciation, then explains how a letter has two shapes depending on position and leads through five-word practice toward reading words.

Learn to identify and pronounce the Arabic letters ح خ غ هـ, distinguish their sounds, and compare throat, nasal, and breathing cues with practical pronunciation exercises.

Master reading and writing Arabic words with diacritics fatHa by recognizing letter shapes, regular and refusal letters, and practicing word-by-word with on-screen translations.

Practice reading 135 words in Arabic, featuring a wide mix of names, places, and everyday terms to improve pronunciation and recognition.

Learn to read and write Arabic words with diacritics, focusing on kasra and moving marks to produce sounds from a to i. Connect letters across word positions to form words.

Practice reading and writing with diacritics, connect letters to form words, and read aloud to hear sounds from damma and other marks.

Begin arabic reading and writing by forming your first sentence from letters and learning to connect letters into words. Then practice reading arabic phrases aloud as you build sentences.

Practice reading and writing Arabic verbs in phrases with fatHa, using examples from the lecture caption such as kataba, darsa, al-kitab, and walid to reinforce vocabulary and pronunciation.

learn how the long vowel alif creates a double a sound and remains in the same syllable as the preceding letter, with examples like Beth and Elif.

Practice long vowel alef in reading and writing, learn to attach the alef with the diacritical mark and fatha, and read example sentences with syllable awareness.

The lesson explains long vowels in Arabic, how yaa lengthens a preceding consonant within the same syllable, and provides examples like clela, Shida, and Salmiya to read and write correctly.

Master the long vowel waw in Arabic, lengthening the preceding syllable and forming double vowels like boo, with practice on reading and writing words using the long vowel.

Learn to read and write Arabic with sokoon marks, linking letters across syllables, distinguishing vowel and consonant endings, and practicing two-letter words like Ali.

Learn tanween bel fatḥ (nunation in Arabic) by practicing pronunciation of words with bet and noon with sukun, using fatha and alif to form long vowels and sound patterns.

learn tanween bel kasr, the nunation with kasra in arabic, where a noon sound is added at the end of a word without writing it.

Learn tanween bel dam (nunation in Arabic) and how to pronounce the noon sound when two marks appear on the last letters, without writing it.

Learn tanween with fatha and the ta marbuta, and review all tanween types through example words and pronunciation notes.

Learners review everything studied, reading and writing sentences, while the lecture explains Arabic spelling rules, syllable structure, short and long vowels, and letter connections for correct pronunciation.

Learn how Arabic nouns and adjectives carry masculine or feminine gender, and how agreement shapes phrases using ta marbouta and ta maftouha with examples.

Practice dictation and basic Arabic reading, writing small sentences, exploring letter sounds, sukoon, fatha, hamza, tanwin, and right-to-left script.

Learn arabic reading and writing by analyzing letter sounds, diacritics, and connected speech, practicing pronunciation with sukoon, fatha, kasra, hamza, and long vowels.

Learn the names of clothes in Arabic. Practice Arabic letter sounds and diacritics, and explore connected speech to improve reading and writing.

Explore the Arabic alphabets and words, learning letter sounds, diacritics such as fatiha, and example syllables like baba, paw, thor, ainab, rain, rob, fair, and full.

Learn to read and write Arabic sentences by following step-by-step rules, dropping lam in s-starting words and using shed marks, fathar, and tanween, and practice right-to-left writing with refusal letters.