Arabic Level One

by Hanaa Alkassas

Publisher
ASCCC Open Educational Resources Initiative
Subjects
Humanities, Languages
Licence
CC BY 4.0, as LibreTexts states it
Who can read
Tweens profiles and older, judged from its title and subjects

Contents

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  1. Front Matter
  2. TitlePage
  3. InfoPage
  4. Table of Contents
  5. Licensing
  6. About the Author
  7. Introduction to the Arabic Level One - OER
  8. 1: Chapter Oner- An Overview of Arabic
  9. 1.1: Why Learn Arabic
  10. 1.2: Arabic Speaking Countries
  11. 1.3: Arabic-Speaking World and Dialect
  12. 1.4: Parts of Speech in Arabic
  13. 1.5: Type of Sentences in Arabic
  14. 2: Chapter Two- Introduction to the Arabic Language
  15. 2.1: Introduction to the Arabic Language
  16. 2.2: The Arabic Alphabet الحروف العربية
  17. 2.3: Arabic Script الكتابة بالعربية
  18. 2.4: Arabic Diacritical Marks علاماتُ التَّشكيل
  19. 2.5: Long Vowels المدود
  20. 3: Chapter Three- Greeting
  21. 3.1: Letter Baa- الحرف باء
  22. 3.2: Letter Taa- الحرف تاء
  23. 3.3: Letter Thaa- الحرف ثاء
  24. 3.4: Letter Noon الحرف نون
  25. 3.5: Vocabulary
  26. 3.6: Dialog - Greetings
  27. 3.7: Northern Levant- Syria
  28. 3.8: Northern Levant- Lebanon
  29. 3.9: Assessment
  30. 4: Chapter Four- Introduce Self
  31. 4.1: Letter Yaa-الحرف ياء
  32. 4.2: Letter Waw- الحرف واو
  33. 4.3: The Consonant Hamza الهمزة
  34. 4.4: Vocabulary
  35. 4.5: Subject Pronouns
  36. 4.6: Dialog - Introduce Self
  37. 4.7: Southeren Levant- Jordan
  38. 4.8: Southeren Levant- Palistine
  39. 5: Chapter Five- Where Are You From?
  40. 5.1: The Letter Jeem- الحرف جيم
  41. 5.2: Letter H'aa-الحرف حاء
  42. 5.3: Letter Khaa
  43. 5.4: Vocabulary
  44. 5.5: Possessive Pronouns
  45. 5.6: Present tense (to like, to study)
  46. 5.7: Dialog - (Where Are From?)
  47. 5.8: Republic of Iraq
  48. 6: Chapter Six- Introducting My Family
  49. 6.1: Letter Daal
  50. 6.2: Letter Thaal
  51. 6.3: Letter Raa
  52. 6.4: Letter Zay
  53. 6.5: Taa Marbouta "Tied Taa"
  54. 6.6: Vocabulary
  55. 6.7: Demonstrative Pronouns هذا - هذه
  56. 6.8: Dialog - My Family
  57. 6.9: Qatar
  58. 6.10: The United Arab Emirates
  59. 6.11: Assessment
  60. 7: Chapter Seven- Numbers “Al-Arqam”
  61. 7.1: Letter Seen
  62. 7.2: Letter Sheen
  63. 7.3: Letter Saad
  64. 7.4: Letter Daad
  65. 7.5: The Phrase "To Have" In Arabic
  66. 7.6: Vocabulary
  67. 7.7: Numbers الأرقام
  68. 7.8: Dialog - Tell Me More About YOU
  69. 7.9: Interrogative Words in Arabic (Part 1)
  70. 7.10: Egypt
  71. 7.11: Assessment
  72. 8: Chapter Eight- Where do you live?
  73. 8.1: Letter Tuaa
  74. 8.2: Letter Dhaa
  75. 8.3: Letter Aein
  76. 8.4: Letter Ghien
  77. 8.5: Vocabulary
  78. 8.6: Interrogative words (Part Two)
  79. 8.7: New Verbs (To live)
  80. 8.8: Dialog - Where do you live?
  81. 8.9: Kuwait
  82. 8.10: Saudi Arabia
  83. 9: At Home “ fi Albayet”
  84. 9.1: Letter Faa
  85. 9.2: Letter Qaaf
  86. 9.3: Letter Kaaf
  87. 9.4: Letter Laam
  88. 9.5: Vocabulary
  89. 9.6: Colors
  90. 9.7: New Verbs (to drink, to watch)
  91. 9.8: Dialog - At Home
  92. 9.9: Sultanate of Oman
  93. 9.10: Yemeni Republic
  94. 9.11: Assessment
  95. 10: Food الطعام "At-Tauam"
  96. 10.1: Letter Meem
  97. 10.2: Letter Haa
  98. 10.3: Letters Alif MAqsurah الألف المقصورة, Dagger Alif الألف الخنجرية
  99. 10.4: Vocabulary
  100. 10.5: Prepositions حروف الجر
  101. 10.6: New Verbs (go, cook, buy, and want)
  102. 10.7: Dialog - What do you eat?
  103. 10.8: Bahrain
  104. 10.9: Libya
  105. 10.10: Assessment
  106. The Marker of "Shadda"الشدة
  107. 11: At The University
  108. 11.1: ﭐ (Hamzat Alwasel) and آ (Alif Maddah)
  109. 11.2: The Arabic Definite Article لام التعريف (الـ)
  110. 11.3: The Nisba Adjective النِّسبَة
  111. 11.4: Vocabulary
  112. 11.5: Days of The Week
  113. 11.6: Dialog - What do you study?
  114. 11.7: Reading Text
  115. 11.8: Sudan
  116. 11.9: kingdom of Morocco
  117. 11.10: Assessment
  118. 12: Living and Working
  119. 12.1: Roots الجذورو
  120. 12.2: Duals in Arabic
  121. 12.3: Plurals In Arabic الجمع
  122. 12.4: Vocabulary
  123. 12.5: New Verbs (work, write, and read)
  124. 12.6: Dual and Plural Subject Pronouns
  125. 12.7: Dialogue and Reading
  126. 12.8: Reading Text
  127. 12.9: Tunisia
  128. 12.10: Algeria
  129. Back Matter
  130. Index
  131. Glossary
  132. Detailed Licensing
  133. Cognates Glossary
  134. Detailed Licensing