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Explore 25 free Modern Standard Arabic lessons on script, sounds, sentences, possession, location, verbs, negation, questions and polite requests.
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Arabic letters and short vowels
Read your first Modern Standard Arabic words by distinguishing letter shapes, connection breaks, short vowel marks and long vowels. Use transliteration as a temporary guide while keeping the Arabic spelling in view.
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Arabic writing and sounds
Arabic sentence basics
- Build your first Arabic sentences
- Arabic this, that and noun gender
- The Arabic definite article and sun letters
- Ask and answer simple Arabic questions
- Arabic Adjectives: Agreement and Clear Descriptions
- Arabic kana: describe past states and locations
- Arabic relative clauses: alladhi, allati and reference
- Arabic comparisons: akbar, min and the nearest place
Arabic noun phrases and location
- Arabic Idafa: Possession and Noun Relationships
- Arabic Possessive Suffixes: My, Your, His and Her
- Arabic Location: In, On, Under, From and To
- Arabic dual nouns: two books, two rooms and case
- Arabic sound plurals: un, in and at endings
- Arabic broken plurals and nonhuman agreement
- Arabic numbers one to ten: gender and counted nouns
Arabic verbs and useful conversation
- Arabic Present Verbs: Who Does the Action?
- Arabic Negation: Laysa and La in Clear Statements
- Arabic Question Words: Ask for the Right Information
- Polite Arabic Requests: Please, Permission and Help
- Arabic past tense: report events with person endings
- Arabic future: sa, sawfa and plans
- Arabic object pronouns: attach me, you, him and her
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