The 23rd Arabic aAlphabets lesson Laam

A new Arabic Alphabet Lesson with the letter Laam, , There is only 5 letters left and we will be done with all the Arabic alphabets. Let us return to toady's lesson and the letter Laam.

Laam is considered as the 23rd alphabet and it's one of the most easy leters that can be written ( As all the letters can be written easy :) ), The letter Laam is written as ل easy isn't ?

Now let us deal with the 3 different formations of the letter Laam, using the Fatha, Damma and Kasra.

Let us start with the Laam with the Fatha, it will be pronounced as Laa, Written as لَ. Next the Laaam with the Kasra, It's pronounced as Lee, written as لِ. And finally the Laam with the Damma is pronounced as Loo written as لُ.

Now make sure to practice writing them down as we do in our daily Arabic lessons, feel free to leave any questions in the below comments box after watching the below video.

22nd Arabic lesson and the letter Kaaf

New lesson with the Arabic alphabet Kaaf, we will learn how to pronounce it the right way and the pronunciation with the 3 different formation as we always do in our Arabic alphabet lessons.

As we said before today's letter is called Kaaf written like ك and it's the 22nd Arabic alphabet. Now let us see how the letter Kaaf will be written and pronounced in the 3 different formations.

• Kaaf with the Fatha is pronounced as Kaa. Written as كَ.
• Kaaf with the Kasra is pronounced as Kee. Written as كِ.
• Kaaf with the Damma is pronounced as Koo. Written as كُ.

Now it's your turn to take a pen and a peace of a paper and try to write it down and practice it.
Make sure to watch the below video.

If you have any question please leave it down there on the comments box.

Parts of the body in Arabic Part 2

Welcome to the 2nd part of our lesson about the body parts, for those who missed the 1st lesson kindly press on here.

In the 2nd part we will have 5 different words starting from the arm ending with the feet. So let us don't waste any time and start the lesson.

The word Arms in Arabic language is called "Theraa" and this is how it's written ذراع. I really recommend to watch the below video to know the exact right way of pronunciation.

Next we have the word hands, Which is in Arabic is called Yaad, written like this يد. And then the Arabic word which is called "Batten" in English it's the Stomach.

Now we have the lower part of the body which represents the Legs & Feet.Legs in Arabic language is called "Saaq" ساق. And the Arabic word "Qaadm" in Arabic represents the feet in English also, And that is how it should be written قدم.

Now after watching the below video start practice to pronounce and write down the words.

Lessons 20 & 21 the letters Faa'a & Qaaf

New Arabic Lesson with 2 new Arabic letters which are the 20th & 21st, the letters are called Faa'a & Qaaf, we will learn how to pronounce both of them in the 3 different formations and how to write them down, as it's very important to practice writing the letters as we always do in out previous lessons.

So let us start with the letter Faa'a.

Faa'a is the 20th Arabic alphabet, it's written as ف. Now let us to learn how to write it and pronounce in the different formations.

• Faa'a with the Faths is called Fa, written as فَ.
• Faa'a with the Kasra is called Fe, written as فِ.
• Finally Faa'a with theDamma is called Fo, written as فُ.

Now make sure to watch the below video and make sure to practice writing the letter Faa'a.

Qaaf is the 21st letter of the Arabic alphabets, let us learn more about the letter

Parts of the body in Arabic Part 1

It's time to learn how to say the different body parts in Arabic. Our lesson will be divided into 2 parts, The 1st lesson or the 1st part of the lesson we will talk about the parts in the head, like eyes, nose, mouth etc... So let us start with the word Head, in Arabic is called Raa's written as رأس.
Now let us move to the Eye which called in Arabic Ayeen written as عين, but if we are saying eyes in's called Oyoun & written as عيون.

Next we will talk about the hair, called Shaa'r written like شَعر. Then we have the mouth, in Arabic it's pronounced as Fam, written like فَم, it's easily pronounced as easily written also.
If you wish to know how to write and pronounce all Arabic letters log in to the alphabets section.

Your home work for today is to write all words down after practicing them good, use your phone and take a photo of what you have written, Upload the photo to the below comments box and let us

Lessons 18 & 19: Detailed explanation with video about 18th & 19th Arabic letters Aeen & Ghaen

2 new lessons and 2 new letters in our daily Arabic lessons, 2 letters that looks mostly the same as the only difference is the dot places on the letters.

The 2 letters for today are called (Aeen) & (Ghaeen), so let us start with the details...

The letter Aeen:

The letter Aeen is written as ع.
Now we will see the letter (Aeen) with the 3 different formations:

• Aeen with the Fatha, is pronounced as AA. And written as عَ.
• Aeen with the Kasra is pronounced as Ae. And written as عِ.
• Aeen with the Damma is pronounced as Ao. And written as عُ.

Now watch the below video:

The letter Ghaen:

Now we will take a look at the letter (Aeen) with

How to say family members in Arabic

Today's Arabic lesson we will learn how to say Father, Mother, Brother & Sister in Arabic, and with the (my), what i mean is that you will also learn how to say My father, My Mother, my Brother & My Sister in Arabic.

• Father in Arabic is called and pronounced as Up.
• Mother in Arabic is called and pronounced as Om.
• Brother in Arabic is called and pronounced as Akh.
• Sister in Arabic is called and pronounced as Okht.

Very simple right :) ?

Now let us move to the 2nd parts of the Arabic lesson for today. As we will learn how to say My (Father, Mother, Brother & Sister), it's very simple don't worry, as all what you

Happy Adha eed dear muslim brothers and sister.

Dear Muslim brothers and sister it's tهme to celebrate with the Adha eed, as our brothers and sister are standing on mountain of Arafat praying to Allah.
Happy Adha eed and wish we all live in peace forever.

Mostly commonly used words in winter in Arabic

Winter

Today we will learn the most used words that are related to winter in Arabic language to describe your feelings and needs in the winter.
We will learn 5 main words, just like.. Cold, Snow, Rain, Jacket, Gloves.

So if we need to say the word Cold in Arabic it's called "Barrd", and the word Snow it's in Arabic called "Thalg" and as a small note, in Arabic the words Snow & Ice have the same meaning in Arabic which is "Thalg".
Next we have the word Rain, it's in Arabic called "Mattar". Then we have the word Jacket, in Arabic it's also called "jacket", but in professional Arabic transulation it's called "Meaataf", and finally we have the word gloves, in Arabic called "Qafazat".

If there is any other word you need it's transulation in Arabic i will

How to ask What is your name in Arabic

A very useful lesson you will have today, you will learn a how to ask a question where ever you are, so you can communicate with other, the good thing about our question today that it's used every where and any where, The question we will study today is how to ask What is your name in Arabic language.

What is your name

When you ask what is your name in Arabic, you should know there is a small difference if we are talking to male or a female, but when you replay "My name is...." there is no difference if the person who is replaying back is a male or female.

So when we ask what is your name to a male we say "Ma Ismouka?" and for a female we say "Ma Ismouki?", have you seen the difference in the end of the words !? the a & the i. And regarding the answer we say "Isme" then the name no matter if the person talking is a male or female. Thanks to watch the below video...

Lessons 16 & 17: Detailed explanation with video about 16th & 17th Arabic letters Taaa'a & Zaa'a

And a new lesson to Learn Arabic for today with 2 new letters which are called the Taaa'a and Zaa'a, In this lesson i really recommend watching the below video to know the exact way to pronounce both letters.

Both letters have the same look and way of writing, but as usual and as a lot of other letters the only difference is the location of the dots.

Let us start and know the 3 formations of writing and pronouncing both letters...

Taaa'a:
The letter Taaa'a is written as ط, and with the

How to say Hello to a Muslim person

Good afternoon everyone, here is our new lesson for today in the Arabic Lessons. We will learn how to say the regards and Hello to any Muslim.

You will learn what you should say instead of Hello to any Muslim person and what is the right

How to say the directions in Arabic

Today you will learn How to say the directions in Arabic, that what you will need where ever you go to any Arab country, we are trying to make the life easier for you :) .

You will learn the 4 directions whch are the Right, Left, Up & Down, and latter we will have a separate post regarding the other directions like North, East, West & South.

Enjoy watching, it's nice, soft & Easy, and please feel free to write down your question in the below comments box and i will write you back the

Lessons 14 & 15: Detailed explanation with video about 14th & 15th Arabic letters Saad & Daad

Welcome to our new Arabic Lessons, today we will have 2 letters with 2 lessons which are the Saad & the Daad.

And we see in our previous lessons most of the Arabic alphabets are classified into groups, and every group of letters well be written mostly the same, and usually the only difference is the dots locations. So let us start with the new letters for today whch are the Saad ص & Daad ض.

As we always do we will learn how to write and pronounce the letters in the 3 main different formations, again the the three formations are the (Fatha, Kasra & Damma).

Saad:
The letter Saad is written as ص, Now let us take a look

Lessons 12 & 13: Detailed explanation with video about 12th & 13th Arabic letters Seen & Sheen

Seen & Sheen are the letters we learn about today in our today's Arabic Alphabet Lessons, Seen is the 12th alphabet in the Arabic Language, Sheen is the 13th. We classify the  the Seen & Sheen as a group as we did with the Daal & Thaal and Raa'a & Zain.

Both letters have the same look of writing, but the difference in the dots location as usual, Seen س, Sheen ش.
Also both letters have 3 main formations as all Arabic Letters.

Seen:
Seen is written as س, with the 3 formations.

• Seen with the Fatha, is pronounced as Saa, written as سَ.
• Seen with the Kasraa, is pronounced as See, written as سِ.
• Seen with the Damma, is pronounced as Soo, and finaly written as سُ.

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