Arabic for beginners

What you’ll learn

Students will learn almost all the basic vocabulary
Speaking Arabic and a little reading
Arabic alphabet, words for topics like food, education, colors, numbers, question tools and prepositions.
Conversation

Requirements

This course is introduced in English, so students have to have the basic of the English language
مدرسة school
بني brown
لقد ذهبت إلي المدرسة I went to the school
cheese جبن
Where أين
What لماذا
All the audio is in English als as well as the presentations.

Description

This course will teach you all about speaking Arabic Fusha and some slang Egyptian Arabic. The course is divided into 5 sections, the first one is introduction. The second, is Al Hurof Al Abjadeya, in this section students will learn all the Arabic Alphabet, each letter is introduced in a separated video. Students will learn the name of the letter, the sound of the letter, and all it’s shapes. In the third section, students will start to learn the names of items in Arabic, the videos are divided according to the topics. For example, education, food and transportation means and so on. The fourth section is conversation, students are going to learn sentences to use in different situations, the videos are divided according to the situation. To illustrate, at the bank, at the hospital and at the airport and so on. The last section consists of one video to tell the students my recommendation for their next step in learning Arabic.

Who this course is for:

Anyone who is interested in learning Arabic, if you live in an Arabic country or will move there, this course is for you.
This course focus on speaking Arabic, so if you are aiming to learn Arabic grammar, this is not the right course for you.
You will learn the Arabic alphabet, the numbers, names of school subjects, names of food items, days of the week, time, months of the year, parts of the day, four seasons, body parts and more.
This course is for beginners
After finishing this course you will find yourself able to speak Arabic in different situations
You will know most of the names of the items in Arabic, like car, spoon, fish, school and so on
Prepositions are contains Arabic and English.