Amal: Arabic for diaspora kids
Start speaking everyday Arabic with your child — from the letters to first words to short sentences — even if you are learning it too.
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The Arabic letters and their sounds
Alif, Baa, Taa (ا ب ت)Recognize and say the first three letters and their sounds.GratisThaa, Jeem, Haa (ث ج ح)Recognize and say the next three letters and their sounds.GratisKhaa, Daal, Dhaal (خ د ذ)Recognize and say these three letters and their sounds.GratisRaa, Zaay, Seen (ر ز س)Recognize and say these three letters and their sounds.GratisSheen, Saad, Daad (ش ص ض)Recognize and say these three letters, including the distinctive Daad.BloccatoTaa, Zaa, Ayn (ط ظ ع)Recognize and say these three letters and their sounds.BloccatoGhayn, Faa, Qaaf (غ ف ق)Recognize and say these three letters and their sounds.BloccatoKaaf, Laam, Meem (ك ل م)Recognize and say these three letters and their sounds.BloccatoNoon, Haa, Waaw, Yaa (ن ه و ي)Recognize and say the last letters of the alphabet, completing all 28.Bloccato
First Arabic words
GreetingsSay hello and welcome in Arabic: marhaba, ahlan.BloccatoFamily wordsName family members: umm (mother), ab (father), akh, ukht.BloccatoColoursName basic colours: ahmar (red), azraq (blue), akhdar (green).BloccatoNumbers 1 to 5Count from one to five: wahid, ithnan, thalatha, arba'a, khamsa.BloccatoAnimalsName common animals: qitt (cat), kalb (dog), 'usfur (bird).BloccatoFoodName everyday foods: khubz (bread), ma' (water), tuffaha (apple).BloccatoBody partsName basic body parts: yad (hand), 'ayn (eye), ra's (head).Bloccato
Words into short sentences
"This is…" (hadha / hadhihi)Point and name: "hadha kitab" (this is a book), "hadhihi qitta" (this is a cat).Bloccato"I want…" (ureed)Make a simple request: "ureed ma'" (I want water), "ureed khubz".Bloccato"Where is…?" (ayna)Ask a simple question: "ayna umm?" (where is mother?), "ayna al-kitab?".BloccatoEveryday phrasesUse polite everyday phrases: shukran (thank you), min fadlik (please), ma'a as-salama (goodbye).Bloccato
Fonti e credibilità
- AcademicReference — Brustad, Al-Batal & Al-Tonsi, Alif Baa: Introduction to Arabic Letters and Sounds, 3rd ed., Georgetown University Press, 2010
- AcademicReference — Brustad, Al-Batal & Al-Tonsi, Alif Baa, 3rd ed., Georgetown University Press, 2010
- AcademicReference — Brustad, Al-Batal & Al-Tonsi, Al-Kitaab fii Ta'allum al-'Arabiyya, Part One, 3rd ed., Georgetown University Press, 2011
- AcademicReference — Brustad, Al-Batal & Al-Tonsi, Al-Kitaab, Part One, 3rd ed., Georgetown University Press, 2011
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