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This document provides an introduction to Arabic alphabets in a beginner level Arabic lesson. It discusses the structure of Arabic letters, noting that they are connected rather than standalone. It then introduces 5 letters - ba, ta, tha, noon, and ya - explaining their pronunciation, names, and how their forms can vary at the beginning, middle, or end of words. Examples are given to illustrate each letter's usage. The lesson aims to familiarize students with writing the letters and understanding their basic pronunciation, while not worrying yet about reading whole words.

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Lesson 1 PDF

This document provides an introduction to Arabic alphabets in a beginner level Arabic lesson. It discusses the structure of Arabic letters, noting that they are connected rather than standalone. It then introduces 5 letters - ba, ta, tha, noon, and ya - explaining their pronunciation, names, and how their forms can vary at the beginning, middle, or end of words. Examples are given to illustrate each letter's usage. The lesson aims to familiarize students with writing the letters and understanding their basic pronunciation, while not worrying yet about reading whole words.

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speakToMeInArabic.com Arabic Free Lessons

Level 1 Lesson 1
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Hello everybody,
Today our lesson is talking about alphabets .. After this lesson you will be able to
know the structure and the form of some alphabets .. so let's start !
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Before we start , you have to know some informations about the Arabic alphabets
:
1 If you see an Arabic word you will notice that the alphabets are connected
together not like the English every letter is written alone.
Example :

Here the letters ( , , ) are connected together .. So in each letter we will


learn three forms for it ( Its form in beginning , middle, and end )
But Dont worry ! Because the forms of every letter is very similar with only little
difference
2- Arabic Language is written and read from right to left.
NOTICE : we will not learn the alphabets in there same order ( like in English
Alphabets they have ABC..etc , There is an arabic order also ) ..
we will not learn that order and you will know later why!
So , today we will take five letters ..
Lets go ?

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In the beginning In the middle - In the end

This letter is " " is pronounced " B " .. Its name is " BA"
( NOTE: Dont worry about the pronunciation of words and reading now .. All you
have to know in this moment is how to write the letters and there forms at the
end..etc.. and to know that it's like B in pronunciation cause Arabic has another
system in reading we will know it in the next lessons .. So dont worry if you after
this lesson or after knowing the whole letters can't read words )
EXAMPLES :
In the beginning : ( bent) = Girl
So here the came in the beginning with the form
In the middle : ) habl) = Rope
Here the came in the middle with the form
In the end : ( bab ) = Door
Here the came in the beginning and in the middle if you notice it
Lets go to the next letter?

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In the beginning In the middle - In the end

Its letter as you see it has three forms but if you notice you will note that the
forms is very similar to the letter but only the one difference is the dots .. Didnt
I told you dont worry ?
So , the letter is pronounced as T in English .. And its name is TA
EXAMPLES:
In the beginning : ( tag)= crown
so, here the came in the beginning with its form
In the middle : ( moftah)= key
so here the came in the middle with the form
In the end : ( toot)= raspberry
so here the became at the beginning and the end

In the beginning In the middle In the end

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So, this is letter THA its pronounced like TH in English like Th in " THREE", but not
TH in "THERE" .. as you see it has the same forms of BA and TA
EXAMPLES:
In the beginning : ( Thalg)= Ice
In the middle and end : ( mothalth)= Triangle

In the beginning In the middle In the end

So , here this is letter noon and its pronounced as N in English


EXAMPLES:
In the beginning : ( Nar) = Fire
In the middle : ( bent)
oh you have taken all the letters of this word ;))!!
In the End : ( laimon) = lemon

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This letter name is ya its like Y in English ..


EXAMPLES:
In the beginning :
In the middle :
In the end :
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its the end of the lesson !
wish you a fun time in learning Arabic bye !!

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