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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- Front Matter
- TitlePage
- InfoPage
- Table of Contents
- Licensing
- About the Author
- Introduction to the Arabic Level One - OER
- 1: Chapter Oner- An Overview of Arabic
- 1.1: Why Learn Arabic
- 1.2: Arabic Speaking Countries
- 1.3: Arabic-Speaking World and Dialect
- 1.4: Parts of Speech in Arabic
- 1.5: Type of Sentences in Arabic
- 2: Chapter Two- Introduction to the Arabic Language
- 2.1: Introduction to the Arabic Language
- 2.2: The Arabic Alphabet الحروف العربية
- 2.3: Arabic Script الكتابة بالعربية
- 2.4: Arabic Diacritical Marks علاماتُ التَّشكيل
- 2.5: Long Vowels المدود
- 3: Chapter Three- Greeting
- 3.1: Letter Baa- الحرف باء
- 3.2: Letter Taa- الحرف تاء
- 3.3: Letter Thaa- الحرف ثاء
- 3.4: Letter Noon الحرف نون
- 3.5: Vocabulary
- 3.6: Dialog - Greetings
- 3.7: Northern Levant- Syria
- 3.8: Northern Levant- Lebanon
- 3.9: Assessment
- 4: Chapter Four- Introduce Self
- 4.1: Letter Yaa-الحرف ياء
- 4.2: Letter Waw- الحرف واو
- 4.3: The Consonant Hamza الهمزة
- 4.4: Vocabulary
- 4.5: Subject Pronouns
- 4.6: Dialog - Introduce Self
- 4.7: Southeren Levant- Jordan
- 4.8: Southeren Levant- Palistine
- 5: Chapter Five- Where Are You From?
- 5.1: The Letter Jeem- الحرف جيم
- 5.2: Letter H'aa-الحرف حاء
- 5.3: Letter Khaa
- 5.4: Vocabulary
- 5.5: Possessive Pronouns
- 5.6: Present tense (to like, to study)
- 5.7: Dialog - (Where Are From?)
- 5.8: Republic of Iraq
- 6: Chapter Six- Introducting My Family
- 6.1: Letter Daal
- 6.2: Letter Thaal
- 6.3: Letter Raa
- 6.4: Letter Zay
- 6.5: Taa Marbouta "Tied Taa"
- 6.6: Vocabulary
- 6.7: Demonstrative Pronouns هذا - هذه
- 6.8: Dialog - My Family
- 6.9: Qatar
- 6.10: The United Arab Emirates
- 6.11: Assessment
- 7: Chapter Seven- Numbers “Al-Arqam”
- 7.1: Letter Seen
- 7.2: Letter Sheen
- 7.3: Letter Saad
- 7.4: Letter Daad
- 7.5: The Phrase "To Have" In Arabic
- 7.6: Vocabulary
- 7.7: Numbers الأرقام
- 7.8: Dialog - Tell Me More About YOU
- 7.9: Interrogative Words in Arabic (Part 1)
- 7.10: Egypt
- 7.11: Assessment
- 8: Chapter Eight- Where do you live?
- 8.1: Letter Tuaa
- 8.2: Letter Dhaa
- 8.3: Letter Aein
- 8.4: Letter Ghien
- 8.5: Vocabulary
- 8.6: Interrogative words (Part Two)
- 8.7: New Verbs (To live)
- 8.8: Dialog - Where do you live?
- 8.9: Kuwait
- 8.10: Saudi Arabia
- 9: At Home “ fi Albayet”
- 9.1: Letter Faa
- 9.2: Letter Qaaf
- 9.3: Letter Kaaf
- 9.4: Letter Laam
- 9.5: Vocabulary
- 9.6: Colors
- 9.7: New Verbs (to drink, to watch)
- 9.8: Dialog - At Home
- 9.9: Sultanate of Oman
- 9.10: Yemeni Republic
- 9.11: Assessment
- 10: Food الطعام "At-Tauam"
- 10.1: Letter Meem
- 10.2: Letter Haa
- 10.3: Letters Alif MAqsurah الألف المقصورة, Dagger Alif الألف الخنجرية
- 10.4: Vocabulary
- 10.5: Prepositions حروف الجر
- 10.6: New Verbs (go, cook, buy, and want)
- 10.7: Dialog - What do you eat?
- 10.8: Bahrain
- 10.9: Libya
- 10.10: Assessment
- The Marker of "Shadda"الشدة
- 11: At The University
- 11.1: ﭐ (Hamzat Alwasel) and آ (Alif Maddah)
- 11.2: The Arabic Definite Article لام التعريف (الـ)
- 11.3: The Nisba Adjective النِّسبَة
- 11.4: Vocabulary
- 11.5: Days of The Week
- 11.6: Dialog - What do you study?
- 11.7: Reading Text
- 11.8: Sudan
- 11.9: kingdom of Morocco
- 11.10: Assessment
- 12: Living and Working
- 12.1: Roots الجذورو
- 12.2: Duals in Arabic
- 12.3: Plurals In Arabic الجمع
- 12.4: Vocabulary
- 12.5: New Verbs (work, write, and read)
- 12.6: Dual and Plural Subject Pronouns
- 12.7: Dialogue and Reading
- 12.8: Reading Text
- 12.9: Tunisia
- 12.10: Algeria
- Back Matter
- Index
- Glossary
- Detailed Licensing
- Cognates Glossary
- Detailed Licensing