Words used in spring in formal Arabic

Learn the words that are usually used in the spring season in formal Arabic language.

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How to say Tree, flower, garden, palm tree & swimming pool

This new lesson i recoreded it in Sharm El Sjekh, just wanted to show you that Egypt is always Safe, and you are all welcome to Egypt.

Ok guys, in this lesson you will learn 5 new words, you will learn the words Tree, Flower (2 different words), garden, palm tree and finally swimming pool.

Words used in the Spring in Arabic

Learn new lesson regarding words related to Arabic and the words used in the spring in Arabic, in this lesson you will words like (Spring, Flower, Tree, Trip, Relaxation).

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Math signs in Arabic

In this lesson i will teach you the math main 5 math signs in Arabic, which are the (Plus, minus, multiplication and division) signs in addition to the equal sign as well... keep watching.

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Adjectives in Arabic part 1

In today's new Arabic lesson you will learn new adjectives, you will learn the following words (Smart, Stupid, Strong, Weak, Active, Lazy, Brave and Coward).

Interesting isn't it ;) ?

Let us start with the word Smart, it's in Arabic called Thaki, writtern as ذكي, then let us move to the opposite word which is Stupid, written as غبي and pronounced as Ghabi.

Then the word Strong in Arabic written as قويand pronounced as Qawi, and the word weak is called Daaeef written as ضعيف, next the word Active is called Nasheet written as نشيط. and the opposite is Kaslan which means Lazy and written as كسلان.

Finally the 2 words are Brave which is in Arabic pronounced as Shogaa and written as شجاع, Finally the word Coward written as جبان and pronounces as Japan.

Finally i recommend watching the below video to know the exact right pronunciation for the words you just learned.



If you have any questions make sure to write it in the below comments box. 

Learn how to say Dog, Cat, Fish, Turtle and Horse in Arabic

In today's Arabic lesson we will learn how to say Cat, Dog, Turtle, Fish, Horse and how to write these words as well.

So let us start with the word Dog, which in Arabic is called "Kalb" and written as كلب, next we have word cat which is written as "Qetta" and written as قطه.

Now let us move to the word Fish written as سمك and pronounced as "Samak", then the next word is Turtle which is written as سلحفاه and pronounced as "Solhovah", and finally the last word is Horse, it's either حصان pronounced as "Hossan", and the other word is خيل which is written "Khayel".

Make sure to practice writing these words and watch the below video to get the very right pronunciation.

How to say I like and I love in Arabic language

Welcome to our new Arabic lesson, today we will learn how to say I like and how to say I love in Arabic. OK let us start :)

We will learn how to say I like and I love in the present tense and past tense. So regarding the (I like) in the present tense it's called, Yogubne al... يعجبني ال, where the word Yogubne يعجبني means I like, and the word (the) is represented as ال and pronounced as Al.

Then we have the (I liked the), which is in Arabic represented as أعجبني ال pronounced as Agaabne al, where the word Agaabne أعجبني means ( I liked), and the Al ال means (the).

Make sure to practice writing down these words. Now let us to move to the word (I love) as present tense and past tense.

For the present tense the ( I love the) is written as احب ال Ohebo al, the word احب means (I love) and the (the) as we learned before is represented in Arabic as ال, now let us take the last part of our lesson which is the past tense of ( I loved the), in Arabic it's represented as احببت, احببت means ( I loved), Ahbabto Al

If you want to add a name of a person to I love, so no need to the ال Al, so it goes as follows, I love Sarah انا أحب ساره, And Ohebo Sarah.

So what you have to do while using these sentences is add any word or name you want, i will show you some examples below.

I like walking, يعجبني المشي, Yogubne Al Mashey.
I liked the book, أعجبني الكتاب, Agaabne al Ketab.
I love Sarah انا أحب ساره, And Ohebo Sarah.
I loved Jessy, أحببت جيشي, Ahbabto Jessy.

We are done with this lesson, please make sure to practice writing these words down and post it as a photo in the below comment box.

No i recommend watching the below video to get the right pronunciation of words.

What to say to a taxi driver in Arabic. Video

In our Arabic lesson for today in Talk Arabic 4 Free, you will learn what to say to a taxi driver if you want to go to a certain places, but 1st let me say that if you need a taxi just stop it by using the word Taxi تاكسي, it's the same as English.

Now you have stopped a taxi, you would say "I want to go to...", which is in Arabic will be أنا أريد الذهاب الي... , Ana oredo al-thahab ela..., I= أنا, Want= أريد, to go=الذهاب, to=الي. Make sure to memorize these words as well it will help :).

Then the 3 places will talk about

The colors in Arabic

New Arabic lesson we will through it the colors in the Arabic language, you will learn how to write and pronounce the 6 different colors in Arabic.

The 1st color is the color White which in Arabic is called Abyad and written as أبيض, the next color is the extreme opposite color which is the Black color which is written as أسود and pronounced as Aswad.

Then the Green color which is written as أخضر and pronounced as Akhdar, then the Blue color which is written as أزرق and pronounced as Azraq, and the last 2 colors are the Yellow and Red.

 The Yellow color is called Asfar and written as أصفر, then we have the

Learn 5 Arabic words using only 3 letters

A very unique Arabic lesson for today, just using 3 letters you will learn 5 Arabic words, interesting right?
So let us start our lesson for today, the 3 letters we will use are ك ت ب K T B. but 1st we should highlight something which is any word that can be converted into verb have 3 root letters, don't worry you will understand what i mean during the lesson.

The word wrote in Arabic is called كتب consists of ك ت ب K T B, and these are the 3 root letters, and that was the 1st word. Now it's time for the 2nd word which is كتاب consists of ك ت ا ب K T A B and it means book, as you can see we just add the A or the ا.

Then let us move to the 3rd word which means Office which is مكتب consists of م ك ت ب M K T B, the letter we added is M or م. Now the 4th word is writer

How to celebrate the mother's day in Arabic

Today's lesson we will talk about the mother's day and how to celebrate the mother's day in Arabic language & Egyptian Arabic, Just to highlight that the words "My mother" in Arabic can be represented in 3 different words "Ome امي", "Mama ماما" and "Mame مامي".

Now let us start learning how to say "Every year and you are fine mama" this sentence in Arabic is transulated to "كل عام و انتي بخير يا ماما", the translation goes as follows...

• Kole, Every, كل.
• Aam, Year, عام.
• W Ante, and you are, و أنتي.
• B Khayer, Fine, بخير.
• Ya Mama, Mother, يا ماما.

Ok, now time to lrarn it the Egyptian Arabic way, the sentence we use in the

Jobs in Arabic Part # 1

Welcome to our new Arabic lesson from TA4F, our lesson for today will be divided into several parts, and now it's the time for the 1st part.

We will learn some jobs in the Arabic language,  The 1st word is the word Engineer, Engineer in Arabic is called "Mohandes" which is written as مهندس, then we have the word Doctor, which actually have 2 word, the 1st is called "Doctoor" written as دكتور, then we have the word "Tabeeb" which is also written as طبيب, But the mostly used word is "Doctoor".

Now moving to the next word which is Accountant, in Arabic it's called "Mohaseeb" and written as محاسب, and next the word Lawyer which is in Arabic written as محامي and pronounced as "Mohamee", then another word also related to the law which is the word

How to ask in Arabic Do you have children?

Our new Arabic lesson for today we will learn how to ask "Do you have children" in Arabic, actually the lesson contains a lot of details but it's easy don't worry.

We will start with the word children, in this question the word "Children" refers to 3 words in Arabic.

• Kid.
• Babies.
• Sons. (refers to boys and kids)

Kids, Awlad, أولاد

Babies, Atfal, أطفال

Sons, Abna'a, أبناء

Mostly used in the question "Do you have children?" is the word Atfal, so the question will be as shown below.

Hal endaka Atfal هل عندك أطفال in case you are talking to a male, The words "Hal endaka" means "Do you have".

And if you are talking to a female, your question will be

Man, Woman, Boy, Girl, Kid in Arabic languge

Welcome to our new Arabic lesson, today we will learn new 5 words related to people, in a previous lesson we learn the family members, today we will learn the words Man, Woman, Boy, Girl, Kid in the Arabic language.

So let us start with the word Man, which is written as رجل in the Arabic language,  and pronounced as "Ragol", then we have the word Woman written as إمراءه and pronounced as Emraa'a.

And the word Boy is written as ولد pronounced as Waled. And the word before the

How to say Front behind and next to in Arabic Language

Today's lesson was created as per our Youtube channel friend Sanjay Khan question as he asked how to pronounce and write he following 5 words.

• Front.
• Behind.
• Next To.
• After.
• Before.

So let us start with the 1st word in our new Arabic Lesson and start with the word "Front".

Front in Arabic is pronounced as Amam, Written as امام, Then we have the word "Behind" which is pronounced as Khalf and also written as خلف.

After that we have the 3rd word which is "Next to" in Arabic هس pronounced as

The numbers in Arabic- Part 2

The second part of our lesson that we explains in it the numbers from 1 to 10 in Arabic language, in this part we will how to pronounce and write the numbers from 6 to 10, so let us start our new Arabic lesson.

The number 6 in the Arabic language is pronounced as Ceta, and written as سته. Next we have the number 7 which is pronounced as Sabaa written as سبعه, now let us move to the number 8 which is pronounced and called Thamanya.

And the last 2 numbers are the 9 & 10, the 9 is pronounced as Tesaa and written as تسعه, and finally the number 10 is pronounced as Ashraa written as عشره.

By this lesson you should have known how to write and pronounce the numbers from 1 to 10, to watch the 1st lesson Press here. And if you have any

The numbers in Arabic- Part 1

Learning the numbers in Arabic was a request from one of our fans on our page on facebook, so it's time to learn the numbers in Arabic, today we will learn the numbers from 1 to 5, and regarding from 6 to 10 will be in our next lesson.

The numbers is one of the mostly common used stuff in any language you may learn, so let us start our new arabic lesson and the numbers in Arabic.

The number 1 in the Arabic language is pronounced as "Waheed" written as واحد. Next we have the

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  :).

 

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