Arabic Foundations Course: Nouns, Pronouns, Sentences, & More

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6 Sections
15 Lessons
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Nouns
Learn how to use different types of nouns in Arabic, including dual and plural forms, and understand how definiteness works in real sentences. These foundational lessons help you start recognizing word patterns and sentence logic in Arabic.
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Nominal Sentence Structure
Master how to build complete Arabic sentences without using a verb — a common and fascinating structure in Arabic. You'll also learn how to negate these sentences and add details with prepositions, time, and place expressions.
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Adjectives
Discover how to describe people, places, and things in Arabic using adjectives — including comparisons and superlatives.
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- 3.1
  How to Use Adjectives in Arabic (Full Guide)
- 3.2
  Making Comparisons in Arabic – Comparative & Superlative Forms
Pronouns
Understand how to refer to people using both detached and attached pronouns — a core skill for sentence construction.
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- 4.1
  Arabic Subject Pronouns – Detached Forms
- 4.2
  Arabic Attached Pronouns – Possession & Object Pronouns
Vocabulary
Broaden your vocabulary with words related to family and apply what you’ve learned in a beginner-level short story.
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- 5.1
  Family Members Vocabulary
- 5.2
  Short Arabic Story
Course Workbook
The companion workbook for this course includes exercises, sentence-building practice, and vocabulary drills that follow each video lesson. It’s designed to help you actively apply the grammar and concepts you’ve studied — and it’s great for offline review.
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- 6.1
  Workbook

Talking About Time in Arabic – Adverbs of Time

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to talk about time-related events and actions using adverbs of time such as اليوم (today), غداً (tomorrow), and الآن (now). These words are commonly used in daily conversation, news reports, and storytelling. You’ll discover where they fit in a sentence and how they affect verb placement. We also cover subtle nuances between similar time phrases. By the end, you’ll be able to describe when something happens — whether it’s in the past, present, or future. This lesson gives you an important set of vocabulary tools for expressing time clearly.

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Arabic Foundations Course: Nouns, Pronouns, Sentences, & More

Curriculum

Talking About Time in Arabic – Adverbs of Time

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