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Lesson 4

  Introducing Yourself in Arabic One of the first skills you need in any language is introducing yourself. In this lesson, you will learn how to say your name, where you are from, and a little information about yourself in Arabic. 1. What Is Your Name? Arabic ما اسمك؟ Pronunciation Ma Ismuka? (for a male) Ma Ismuki? (for a female) Meaning What is your name? 2. My Name Is… Arabic اسمي … Pronunciation Ismi … Meaning My name is… Example اسمي جون Ismi John My name is John. 3. Where Are You From? Arabic من أين أنت؟ Pronunciation Min Ayna Anta? (male) Min Ayna Anti? (female) Meaning Where are you from? 4. I Am From… Arabic أنا من … Pronunciation Ana Min … Meaning I am from… Examples أنا من إيطاليا Ana Min Italya I am from Italy. أنا من الهند Ana Min Al-Hind I am from India. أنا من تركيا Ana Min Turkiya I am from Turkey. 5. How Old Are You? Arabic كم عمرك؟ Pronunciation Kam Umruka? Meaning How old are you? 6. I Am … Years Old Ar...

Lesson 3

  Arabic Numbers 1–10 for Beginners Numbers are used every day when talking about age, time, prices, dates, and many other things. Learning Arabic numbers is an important step in mastering basic Arabic. Arabic Numbers 1-10 Number Arabic.                  Pronunciation 1 واحد Wahid 2 اثنان Ithnan ا 3 ثلاثة Thalatha 4 أربعة  Arba'a 5 خمسة Khamsa 6 ستّة Sitta 7 سبعة Sab'a 8 ثمانية Thamaniya  9.  تسعة Tis’a 10 عشرة Sahara Examples One Book Arabic: كتاب واحد Pronunciation: Kitab Wahid Meaning: One book Two Students Arabic: طالبان اثنان Pronunciation: Taliban Ithnan Meaning: Two students Three Apples Arabic: ثلاثة تفاحات Pronunciation: Thalathatu Tuffahat Meaning: Three apples Counting Practice Try counting aloud: واحد، اثنان، ثلاثة، أربعة، خمسة، ستة، سبعة، ثمانية، تسعة، عشرة Pron...