#18 News in Arabic

 Here is a piece of news that I read this morning on the BBC website. I did a quick translation of the text and listed some vocabulary. As usual, the PDF file can be found below and hopefully the audio will be uploaded soon. Cheerz !

 

News

#17 Adjectives in Arabic

 Here is a list of adjectives in Arabic. I chose them at random and not because they are very important. You can download the lesson in PDF format below. Cheerz!

Adjectives

#16 Telling the time in Arabic.

 So, how can you say what time is it in Arabic? I got the answer for you. I think telling the time in Arabic is pretty easy. all you need to know is number. Yeah, you should go back and learn the numbers in Arabic and you will be fine.  Here is the link for you http://www.ar-l.org/?p=46 

And as you usual, below there is the PDF lesson. Cheerz

Telling the time

#15 Hobbies in Arabic

 What do you do in your free time? here I am trying to answer this question in Arabic. Of course I did not cover all the hobbies but some of them of course. And as usual, the PDF version is below.
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Hobbies in Arabic

#13 WH Questions in Arabic

when it comes to asking/formulating questions in Arabic, using WH Questions is no brainer. And by that I do mean, what, where, how and so on. Below, there is a PDF page where you can find the WH Questions in Arabic with a some examples.

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WH-Questions PDF

#12 The weekend is here!

Thanks God, it´s the weekend, I was walking to work and I thought about taking my phone and simply record. Right here I am talking about what is going on here, and my two idea boring plan for the weekend. Anyways, I hope you will learn something out of it. And as usual, you can have access to the PDF file below.
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Weekend PDF

#11 Places

 

I just came up with a list of Arabic words of place such how to say park, cafe´, school, hospital bank and so on. And as usual, I uploaded the lesson as PDF.

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places PDF

#10: Verbs in Arabic.

Here is a list of verbs in Arabic that I chose at random. Of course, they would be more useful if I put them in a context where they are used. I think I should do that next time…… and by the way, these verbs are in the infinitive. As usual, the PDF format is bellow.

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Verbs-in-Arabic PDF

#9 Numbers in Arabic

Here I am back a with an easy lesson: numbers. I uploaded the lesson in a PDF format so that it will be easy to print and use whenever you want. on the left there are numbers that you use in your everyday life and on the left you find numbers as used in the middle east and some other Arab countries. In the middle, you have the Arabic word for every single number. For the time being, the numbers are from 0 to 11. The rest will be on later on.

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Numbers PDF

#8 At Home

 

In this lesson, I do talk about where I live. I do briefly describe my flat. Hopefully at the end of the lesson you will be able to describe where you live in Arabic. The lesson is attached as PDF below.

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At-Home-PDF

#7 Seasons in Arabic

In this lesson, I do talk about seasons in Arabic along with some vocabulary related to the same topic. And usual, the lesson is attached in a PDF format.

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Seasons-PDF

#6 Colours in Arabic

Colours?

Here is a list of some colours in Arabic language. Check the PDF file below.

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Colours-PDF

#5: Prepositions in Arabic

 

while learning a foreign language, prepositions are the hardest part to learn and of course to use. Today, I am going to start with some basic preposition of place. And by that I do mean only prepositions. I will try and do a new lesson that contains only examples of prepositions. And as usual, I will attach the lesson as PDF below. check it out.

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Prepositions PDF

#4 days of the week

 

Here is a quick post to teach or to refresh days of the week in Arabic. please do make sure you check the lesson attached as PDF below. Thanks

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Days-of-the-week-PDF

#3 Personal Pronouns in Arabic

 

In this lesson, I do talk about personal pronouns. I attached the lesson in PDF format so that it will be easy to read. what you got to know is that in Arabic there is singular, dual and plural and this can be expressed in personal pronouns. in other words, Arabic language plural is more then two. there is a pronouns used to talk about one´s self, and another one to talk about two persons and of there is the plural. I also added some examples just for the sake of clarity. Anyways, I hope I did not confuse you.

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#2: The Arabic Vowels

Hey Arabic Learners, today I want to talk about vowels. they are easy to learn but a bit hard to use. I have done my best to summarise them for you though I do know that I intentionally left some parts which I will come back to in the future.

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Vowels

 

 

 

#1: The Arabic Alphabets: Consonants

I do not know why but I would like to start with the Alphabets. The lesson falls into two parts. The first part is Consonants and the second is vowels and it is going to be next.  Please do make sure to download all lessons in PDF format.

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alphabets-pdf

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