Arabic for Beginners-Arabic Learning Tool

Example

Introducing learners to the Arabic alphabet, sentence structure, and verb conjugations. For instance, explaining the difference between the sun and moon letters and their impact on pronunciation.

Scenario

A beginner encounters the word 'القمر' (the moon) and learns why the 'ل' is not assimilated, unlike in 'الشمس' (the sun), where the 'ل' is merged with the following letter.

Example

Teaching essential vocabulary through thematic lessons, such as numbers, colors, family members, and daily objects. For example, a lesson on food items would introduce words like 'خبز' (bread), 'ماء' (water), and 'تفاح' (apple).

Scenario

A user preparing to visit a grocery store in an Arabic-speaking country learns specific vocabulary to help them identify and ask for different food items.

Example

Providing phrases and dialogues for common situations, like ordering food, asking for directions, and making small talk. Dialogues might include greetings such as 'مرحبا' (hello) and questions like 'كم ثمن هذا؟' (How much is this?).

Scenario

Learners practice a conversation where they enter a cafe in Cairo, greet the staff, order a coffee, ask for the price, and thank the server, using phrases learned through the program.