@ Islamic Comprehensive Training Centre (ILMI), P

14 June 2011 - 12 Rejab 1432

With:

Abu Abdullah Ameen Ameer Azeezy

 Arabic Alphabet Arabic Vowels

World statistics: Arabic 280 million native speakers Arabic fifth most spoken language in the world

Words are a combination of consonants and short vowels

Skilled readers are expected to read mainly texts without short vowels.

Beginners and poor readers read with short vowels.

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(Question Words)

(How) (What) (Where) (from) (from where)

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(Vocabulary)
(fruit) (tea) (coffee) (plain water) (milk) (dates) (meat) (chicken) (fish) (rice) (bread) (salad)
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(Vocabulary)
(dining tabl ) (h ngry) (a lot) (f w/littl ) (fat) (thin/sli ) ( al)

(food) (b v rag ) (br akfast) (l nch) (dinn r)

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(Present Tense)

pr f r

ord r

drink

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(Prohibitive Laa)
y y y y

Used to prohibit someone from a certain action. Used only for second person. Placed before a present tense verb. Last letter carries a for and add the for
e.g : Dont drink the milk! : : : :

Dont go to work!

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(Singular and Plural)

y 1.

There are 3 types of Sound masculine plural (

y

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or e.g :

This plural form ends with a

/ / /

: : :
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(Singular and Plural)

Sound feminine plural ( This plural form ends with ) e.g :

: : :
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(Singular and Plural)

Broken Plural ( ) *This plural form does not usually follow a pattern and is somewhat irregular, e.g :

: : : :
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(Singular and Plural)

fri nd(s) broth r (s) sist r (s) st d nt(s) t ach r(s) roo (s)
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(Singular and Plural)

car(s) al(s) fr it(s) day(s) p n(s) l sson(s)

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@I l

i i

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@I l

i i

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(example)
He goes to masjid She studies Arabic Language I say Alhamdulillah He works in Egypt She reads the book
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(Try this!)
You both went to masjid He studies Arabic Language They said, Alhamdulillah I am studying in Egypt ... We read the book
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(name) + + + + +

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(car) + + + + +

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(This and That)

y This (m) y This (f) y That (m) y That (f)

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