Days of the week in Arabic langugae

New lesson with our Arabic Lessons, Today we will learn together the days of the week in the Arabic Language, our next lesson will be about the months, so let us start...

• Saturday in Arabic is written as السبت and pronounced Al Sabt, and most of the middle east countries consider it the beginning of the week.
• Then we have the Sunday in Arabic is written as الأحد  and pronounced as Al Ahad.
• Next we have Monday in Arabic which is written as الأثنين and pronounced as Al Ethneen, Actually the word Al Athneen have two location that can be used in, 1st the day and the other meaning is is the word Both.
• Tuesday in Arabic is written as الثلاثاء and pronounced as Al Tholathaa'a, practice pronouncing it now please.
• Wednesday in Arabic is written as الأربعاء and pronounced as Al Arbaa'a.
• Thursday in Arabic is written as الخميس and pronounced as Al Khamees.
• Finally we have the Friday in Arabic which is written as الجمعه and pronounced as Al Gomah.

Now make sure to watch the below YouTube video to get the exact right pronunciation of the words, if you have any question please leave it at the comment box below and i will be glad to answer you as soon as possible.

Remmeber that you need to practice writing and pronouncing  :).

 

The 28th & last Arabic Alphabet lesson Yaa'a

Yes it's the last lesson, we are done with all the 28 letters, after studying this lesson you now know how to write and pronounce all the 28 Arabic alphabets.

So let us start with today's lesson, the letter Yaa'a as we said before it's the last alphabet in the Arabic language, the Yaa'a is written as ي.
Now it's time to have a look at the letter Yaa'a with the 3 different formations.

• The Yaa'a with the Fatha is called Ya, written as يَ.
• The Yaa'a with the Kasra is called Ye, written as يِ.
• The Yaa'a with the Damma is called Yo, written as يُ.

Now i really recommend that you watch the below video and

The 27th Arabic Alphabet lesson Wow

The letter before the last in the Arabic language is called Wow. So welcome to our new Arabic lesson with the letter before the last, it's one of the most easy letters in writing or pronouncing.

The letter is called Wow and written as و simple right?
Now time to learn the letter wow witht the formations of writing and pronunciation, as we know there are 3 formations, the Faths, Damma and finally the Kasra, so let us start...

• The Wow with the Fatha is called Wa, written as وَ.
• The Wow with the Kasra is called We, Written as وِ.
• Finally the Wow with the Damma is called Wo, Written as وُ.

 As we said before it's the letter before the last, now take you time to

The 26th Arabic Alphabet lesson Haaa'a

Welcome to the new lesson with a new Arabic letter which is very simple to write, it's written as ه and it's called Haaa'a.

We described the letter Haaa'a, Now let us learn how to write and pronounce the letter in the 3 different formations. So let us start...

• Haaa'a with the Fatha is called Haa, and written as هَ.
• Haaa'a with the Kasra is called Hee, and written as هِ.
• FInally Haaa'a with the formation of Daama is called Ho, Written as هُ.

Now make sure to practice writing the letter and practice the pronunciation. We are almost done with

The 25th Arabic Alphabet lesson Noon

New Arabic lesson with the 25th Arabic letter which is called Noon, It's only 3 more letters and we will be done with the letters, and aim now preparing a full song for the letters, as we all did with the ABCDEF when we were kids :D.

Noon is one of the the most easy letters to be written, it's very similar to the letter Taa'a but for sure not exactly the same. as the curve of writing and dots differ.

Now let us deal with he 3 formations as we always do. But 1st let me show you how

The 24th Arabic Alphabet lesson Meem

The 24th Arabic letter is called Meem, we have only 4 letters left and we will be done with all the 28 letters.
Meem is written like م. Let us now know how to write it down and pronounce it using the 3 formations as we did with all the previous 23 letters.

Meem as we said is written as م.

• Meem with the Faths is called Ma, written as مَ.
• Meem with the Kasra is

Differnet places in Arabic language part 1

New idea with a new Arabic lesson for today in our daily lessons, we will learn 5 new words for places we always go to mostly every day, so get your pen and paper and let us start.

1st we have the word Home, in Arabic we call it either Bayet (بيت) or Manzel (منزل). Makw sure to practice writing the words. Then we have the word School in Arabic language it's Madrasah (مدرسه).

Then the 3rd for our lesson is the word University, in Arabic it's pronounced as

How to say He She It & They in Arabic Language

Learn how to say He She It & They in Arabic Language, with our new Arabic Lesson, a lot fans in our Facebook Page asked us about (How to say He She IT & They in Arabic Language). So let us Start..

He, She, It & They

He in Arabic is called (Hoa), She in Arabic is called (Hya).
Regarding the (It) it's quite different, as we all know that we use It with the non living creature, so there is no (Male) or (Female) but in Arabic any nonliving creature can be presented as a Male of Female, and therefore any nonliving creature presented as a male we say (Hatha) and in case a female it's called (Hathehe), and here are some examples on nonliving creatures that are represented as Male or a Female...

Car = Female
Table = Female
Jacket