Arabic Grammar Launch: Upgrade your Arabic to the next level

Name: Arabic Grammar Launch: Upgrade your Arabic to the next level
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Created byHAYTHAM IBRAHIM

Last updated 12/2022

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What you'll learn

You will be Introduced nouns الأسماء according to case ending and word position in the sentence
You will learn how to convert singular noun الإسم المفرد to dual noun الإسم المثنى with examples
You will learn how to form masculine sound plural جمع المذكر السالم with examples
You will learn how to convert singular noun to feminine sound plural جمع المؤنث السالم with examples
You will learn how to apply noun case ending on feminine sound plural جمع المؤنث السالم with examples
You will be introduced broken plural جمع التكسير in Arabic with examples
You will learn how to form feminine sound plural with examples
You will learn how to apply noun case ending on broken plural جمع التكسير with examples
You will learn how to use separated pronouns الضمائر المنفصلة with nouns with examples
You will learn the signs of feminine علاماتُ التأنيث nouns in Arabic
You will learn how to use demonstrative pronouns أسماء الإشارة with singular near objects with examples
You will learn how to use demonstrative pronouns أسماء الإشارة with dual Far objects المثنى البعيد with examples
You will learn be introduced to verbs الأفعال and tenses الأزمنة in Arabic
You will learn the general formula to conjugate any verb in the present tense الفعل المضارع with examples
You will learn how to conjugate a verb in active near future tense المستقبل القريب with examples
You will learn how to conjugate a verb in active far future tense المستقبل البعيد المبني للمعلوم with examples
You will learn the general formula to conjugate any verb in the past tense الفعل الماضي with examples
You will be introduced to types of Particles الحروف in Arabic
You will learn preposition حروف الجر with examples
You will learn the Particles of conjunction حروف العطف with examples and much more...

Course content

6 sections • 59 lectures • 6h 1m total length

About Your Instructor1:56
A Message from Haytham1:42
How to get the most out of this course?2:31

Introduction to types of words in Arabic4:53
Types of nouns with regard of intelligence6:35
This lecture presents three Arabic noun types by intelligence: rational nouns referring to humans and angels, irrational nouns for animals, and non-living objects, with examples.
Types of nouns with regard of number5:02
Types of nouns with regard of gender1:22
Learn the types of Arabic nouns according to gender, including masculine and feminine forms, and how to convert masculine nouns to feminine with suffixes.
Signs of feminine nouns in Arabic5:55
Identify six categories that signal feminine nouns in Arabic, including adding ta marbuta, default feminine endings, paired body parts, inherently feminine terms, and feminine country, city, and village names.
Introducing nouns according to case ending and word position in the sentence5:20
Applying noun case ending on singular noun with examples12:10
Master how to apply noun case endings to singular Arabic nouns, choosing accusative, nominative, or genitive endings with correct short vowels and affixes, using practical examples.
How to convert singular noun to dual noun with examples9:45
Applying noun case ending on dual noun with examples12:05
learn to apply the three case endings to dual nouns in Arabic, with masculine and feminine examples, depending on sentence position.
How to form masculine sound plural with examples7:48
Applying noun case ending on masculine sound plural with examples (Part 1)8:48
Apply noun case endings on masculine sound plural in Arabic, part 1, including nominative, accusative, and genitive forms with suffix rules and noon markers.
Applying noun case ending on masculine sound plural with examples (Part 2)15:02
How to convert singular noun to feminine sound plural with examples6:30
Learn how to form feminine sound plurals from singular Arabic nouns using two suffix options, with examples like teachers and fighters to illustrate the rule.
How to form feminine sound plural with examples6:42
Applying noun case ending on feminine sound plural with examples10:37
Introducing broken plural in Arabic with examples7:50
Applying noun case ending on broken plural with examples (Part 1)5:05
Learn how to apply noun case endings to broken plurals in Arabic, covering accusative, nominative, and genitive forms with definite and indefinite examples.
Applying noun case ending on broken plural with examples (Part 2)9:03

Introduction to types of definite nouns in Arabic7:55
Introduction to types of pronouns with examples2:45
Introduction of separated pronouns with examples7:26
How to use separated pronouns with nouns with examples4:39
How to use separated pronouns with nouns – more examples12:49
Introducing demonstrative pronouns — with examples4:18
How to use demonstrative pronouns with singular near objects with examples4:31
How to use demonstrative pronouns with dual near objects with examples6:03
How to use demonstrative pronouns with plural near objects with exampls5:35
How to use demonstrative pronouns with singular Far objects with examples3:48
How to use demonstrative pronouns with dual Far objects with examples5:33
Learn how to use Arabic demonstrative pronouns with dual nouns, adjusting for masculine and feminine forms in nominative, genitive, and accusative cases. See examples with engineers, monkeys, mountains, and trees.
How to use demonstrative pronouns with plural Far objects with examples5:37
How to use demonstrative pronouns for near and far places with examples4:16

Introduction to verbs and tenses in Arabic1:59
How to conjugate a verb in active present tense with examples (Part 1)5:34
The general formula to conjugate any verb in the present tense with examples5:22
How to conjugate a verb in active present tense with examples (Part 2)3:03
Introducing the future tense in Arabic8:13
How to conjugate a verb in active near future tense with examples (Part 1)3:19
How to conjugate a verb in active near future tense with examples (Part 2)8:47
How to conjugate a verb in active far future tense with examples (Part 1)3:15
How to conjugate a verb in active far future tense with examples (Part 2)8:04
Learn to form the Arabic far future by adding the word so far before the present-tense verb, leaving the present tense intact, with verb conjugation examples for various pronouns.
How to conjugate a verb in active past tense with examples (Part 1)8:56
Learn to form the active Arabic past tense from the present tense by dropping the prefix, changing the second and last letters, and applying pronoun-based suffixes.
The general formula to conjugate any verb in the past tense with examples4:14
How to conjugate a verb in active past tense with examples (Part 2)8:28
Introducing a verb in command with examples (Part 1)8:15
Discover how to form Arabic imperatives by turning verbs from the present tense, replacing the prefix with an alef and adjusting the ending; using go, pay, write, and eat examples.
The general formula to conjugate any verb in command with examples9:38
Learn the general pattern to form Arabic imperatives for any verb, regular or irregular, using a two-step rule—replace the initial with alif, then adjust the suffixes for second-person forms.

Introduction to types of Particles in Arabic3:12
Introducing Prepositions in Arabic2:33
One-letter preposition “be.” with examples7:44
Explore the one-letter preposition be, used as a prefix to nouns to express location, means, or accompaniment, with examples such as the university, beside the house, and with milk.
One-letter preposition “le.” with examples6:36
Learn the one-letter preposition le, used to express purpose, direction, destination, possession, and dative sense; explore meanings like for, to, and on behalf of with clear examples.
One-letter preposition “ka.” with examples4:11
Two-letter preposition “fe.ee” with examples5:05
Two-letter preposition “me.n°” with examples6:36
Master the two-letter Arabic preposition min, which signals origin, source, and through, with rules for pronunciation before the definite article and examples like min al-bayt and min al-khattab.
Two-letter preposition “’a.n°” with examples4:21
Three-letter prepositions “’a.la.aa , e.la.aa, ha.tta.aa, mo.n°.dzo” with exampl7:37
Particles of conjunction (wa, fa, tho.mma.aa) with examples4:13

Requirements

You need to have basic knowledge of Arabic
This course is designed in plain English, so you need to have knowledge in English

Description

Arabic Grammar Launch: Upgrade your Arabic to the next level- Updated for 2023

This is a new Arabic course you need to start after learning the basics from Level 1 and Level 2 and here is what you will learn. You will learn everything about the 3 types of words in Arabic language including nouns, verbs and particles and much more…

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Please Note
This Arabic course is created and designed according to and inline with:
1- CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) and
2- ACTFL (American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages)
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What Makes me Qualified to Teach You?
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Teaching Arabic Language is in my DNA :)

I was born in a family of Arabic teachers, starting from my father to my youngest sister, I hold a Ph.D. in TAFL (Teaching Arabic as a Foreign Language).

I have been teaching Arabic language to Arab natives and non-natives for more than 12 years. I have over 10 years of experience in professional Arabic language training, consulting, and education, I have served at universities and leading associations.

All courses which I have created and developed, are always inline with common European countries framework of reference for language procedure.

For the past 10 years, I have been encountering 100% of satisfaction with all students who undertaken my courses.

My passion is inspiring my students through my offline and online courses which I have created and developed using my Learn Real Arabic teaching system.

Since 2003, thousands of students have taken my Arabic courses (online and offline) - and I'm so grateful to every single one of you.

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Who this course is for:

Beginner, intermediate and advanced learner, who is curious about improving Arabic language. This course is not for student with zero Arabic knowledge!
This course is ideal for you if you already enrolled in the ultimate Arabic course (Level 1)
Achieve a whole new level of quality experience in your journey in learning Arabic Arabic
This course is for you if you like to learn using a proven system and well-structured method

Arabic Grammar Launch: Upgrade your Arabic to the next level

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Course content

Before You Start!3 lectures • 6min

Module 1: The First Type of Words (Nouns)18 lectures • 2hr 21min

Module 2: Types of nouns (Pronouns)13 lectures • 1hr 15min

Module 3: Understanding The second type of words (Verbs)14 lectures • 1hr 27min

Module 4: Understanding The Third Type of Words (Particles)10 lectures • 52min

Course Bonus1 lecture • 1min

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