Arabic Language Course

The Arabic Alphabet

Learning the Arabic Letters (Abjad)

The Arabic alphabet, known as Abjad, consists of 28 letters and forms the foundation of the Arabic language. Unlike English, Arabic is written from right to left.
Students learn to recognize, pronounce and write each Arabic letter before progressing to connected letters and complete words.

How Arabic Letters Look and Sound

Arabic letters can change their form depending on their position within a word. Students learn the beginning, middle and ending forms of letters and practice their correct pronunciation.

Practice Writing and Pronunciation

Regular writing and pronunciation practice helps students become familiar with the shape and sound of every letter, building a strong foundation for reading and speaking.

Basic Words & Phrases

Common Greetings

Simple Questions

Basic Responses

I am fine: Ana bikhayr

أَنَا بِخَيْر

My name is: Ismi...

Numbers in Arabic

Arabic Numbers 1–10

Using Numbers in Sentences

Students practice using numbers in simple Arabic sentences and everyday situations.

Practice Counting

Students practice counting aloud from 1 to 10 and use numbers in short conversations and sentences.

Simple Sentences in Arabic

How to Form Basic Sentences

Common Daily Phrases

Practice Making Sentences

Students practice creating short sentences using newly learned vocabulary and expressions.

Arabic Pronouns and Verbs

Personal Pronouns

Basic Verbs

Students are introduced to commonly used verbs and basic sentence structures.

• كان — Kana — To be
• ذهب — Dhahaba — To go
• عندي — 'Indi — I have

Using Pronouns and Verbs Together

Family & Friends Vocabulary

Family Members

Friends & People

Practice Describing Family & Friends

Days of the Week & Months

Days of the Week

Months of the Year

How to Say Dates

Simple Conversations in Arabic

Starting a Conversation

Common Conversation Topics

Role-Playing Practice

Students practice real-life scenarios through guided dialogues and role-playing exercises. This helps improve speaking confidence and listening comprehension.