Arabic for Absolute Beginners Course

Curriculum

5 Sections
19 Lessons
Lifetime

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Reading
Start your Arabic journey by learning how to read! This section covers the alphabet, vowels, special letters, and how Arabic letters connect in words. You'll build a solid foundation to confidently read Arabic text, even if you're starting from scratch.
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Numbers
Learn how to count, use numbers in daily conversation, and tell time in Arabic. From single digits to double digits, ordinal numbers, and time expressions — this section gives you practical skills you’ll use every day.
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Basic Sentences
Learn how to form your first full sentences in Arabic! This section covers essential sentence starters and the basic grammar rules that come with them. You'll begin forming real phrases using "I am," "you are," and "he/she is" while also learning how gender affects Arabic sentence structure. These lessons will build your confidence in expressing identity, describing people, and making simple introductions — all while using proper grammar. This is where the Arabic language starts becoming more personal and interactive for you. By the end of this section, you’ll be able to introduce yourself and others using clear and grammatically correct Arabic. A must-watch set of lessons for any beginner looking to have actual conversations.
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Vocabulary
Boost your Arabic vocabulary with high-frequency words that every beginner needs. This section introduces essential topics like the days of the week, months of the year, and colors. These words appear often in daily life and will help you hold more natural conversations. Each lesson is packed with pronunciation help, memory tricks, and visual examples to reinforce what you learn. As your vocabulary grows, so does your ability to read and speak with ease. These lessons are simple yet incredibly useful. A strong foundation in vocabulary will make every other part of Arabic easier.
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Course Workbook
Reinforce what you’ve learned with this printable workbook designed to match the lessons in this course. It includes practice pages for reading, writing, and building simple sentences — perfect for beginners who want to turn passive learning into active progress.
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Saying “I Am” in Arabic

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to say “I am” in Arabic using the word “أنا” (ana). We’ll break down how to use it in everyday situations like “I am a student” or “I am happy.” Arabic doesn’t use a verb for “to be” in the present tense, which might feel strange at first — but we explain it in a simple and memorable way. You’ll see how gender and word order play a role in building these basic sentences. We also provide practice examples and common phrases you can start using right away. This lesson is one of the first steps toward speaking confidently in Arabic. It’s simple, but incredibly powerful when it comes to expressing yourself.

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Arabic for Absolute Beginners Course

Curriculum

Saying “I Am” in Arabic

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