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Root letters

Root letters

February 18, 2015by Alexandra Leave a comment

Arabic words are based on root letters, which are building blocks for other words with a similar meaning or concept.

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Greetings

Greetings

January 2, 2015by Alexandra Leave a comment

Greetings are the same regardless of gender, but the reply is different to what comes first.

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First Thousand Words

December 3, 2014by Alexandra Leave a comment

My classmates take the mickey, but this is the most useful vocabulary builder I’ve come across.

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Singular nouns

December 3, 2014by Alexandra Leave a comment

Singular nouns are pretty straight forward: ة shows that the word is feminine… most of the time.

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Elephant

December 2, 2014by Alexandra Leave a comment

My teacher’s name is Phil – which means ‘elephant’ in Arabic.

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Numbers

December 2, 2014by Alexandra Leave a comment

Numbers are crazy difficult in Arabic.

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