ARABIC LANGUAGE PRIVATE CLASSES

NAWRAS AL AMAL ACADEMY

GIVE YOURSELF AND THIS GENERATION 'S YOUTH THE

GLOBAL GIFT OF LANGUAGE!

CONVERSATIONAL ARABIC

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SOME COMMENTS ON THE BLOG FROM SOME OF OUR PARTICIPANTS

As Salaamu Alaykum:

I am pleased to see that you have developed an Arabic language blog. Also, I am impressed with the
professional intricacies of color, pictures, video, and sound in its presentation. Well done!
Farid,newyork

je jetterai un coup d'eoil attentif. En premiere vu ca a l'air formidable. Bonne continuation.
Driss Departement de Mathematiques et Informatique, Faculte des Sciences de Mekn\`es

i just took a look at the blog and it looks very nice mashaAllah i havent read through the whole thing yet but from what i have seen it looks very nice .the arabic class at the masjid has been very helpful for us too and we really like it alhamdulilah...may Allah reward you for teaching the muslims. one of your students

Let 's get ready for the practical arabic language activity

This is the coversation you should learn to be able to talk in Arabic language when we go shopping:

• marhaban
• ahlan
• kayfa halok (i)?
• bekhayr alhamdo lillah wa ant?
• bekhayr alhamdo lillah
• kami ddajaj ? (how much is the chicken?)
  
• 6 dollarat
• kami lbatatis? (how much are potatoes?)
  
• 4 dollarat
• alhissab min fadlik? (the total please?)
  
• 10 dollarat
• shokran
• afwan
• ila lliqaa
  
• maa ssalamah

ARABIC LANGUAGE (4)

(Number of native speakers)
1.	Mandarin Chinese	836,000,000
2.	Hindi	333,000,000
3.	Spanish	332,000,000
4.	English	322,000,000
5.	Bengali	189,000,000
6.	Arabic	186,000,000
7.	Russian	170,000,000
8.	Portuguese	170,000,000
9.	Japanese	125,000,000
10.	German	98,000,000
11.	French	72,000,000
12.	Malay	50,000,000

the word of today:

• [ila lliqaa] see you الى اللقاء
  
• [maa ssalaamah] good bye مع السلامة
  

LET'S LEARN SOME WORDS IN ARABIC

[TUF'AAHATUN]

Arabic Language History (2)

The Arabic language

Arabic is a Semitic language with about 221 million speakers in Afghanistan, Algeria, Bahrain, Chad, Cyprus, Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Lebannon, Libya, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Niger, Oman, Palestinian West Bank & Gaza, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, Tajikistan, Tanzania, Tunisia, Turkey, UAE, Uzbekistan and Yemen.

There are over 30 different varieties of colloquial Arabic which include:

• Egyptian - spoken by about 46 million people in Egypt and perhaps the most widely understood variety, thanks to the popularity of Egyptian-made films and TV shows


• Algerian - spoken by about 22 million people in Algeria


• Moroccan/Maghrebi - spoken in Morocco by about 19.5 million people


• Sudanese - spoken in Sudan by about 19 million people


• Saidi - spoken by about 19 million people in Egpyt


• North Levantine - spoken in Lebannon and Syria by about 15 million people


• Mesopotamian - spoken by about 14 million people in Iraq, Iran and Syria


• Najdi - spoken in Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Jordan and Syria by about 10 million people

source: www.omniglot.com/writing/arabic.htm

Questions:

1. List some varieties of colloquial Arabic?


2. remember as many as you can of the countries where arabic is spoken?
   

the word of today:

• [ayna anti/anta?]where are you?اين انت؟

• [ana fi lbayt]I m at home.انا في البيت

the word of today:

• [kayfa hallok?]meaning how are you?كيف حالك
  

• the answer would be:[bekhayr alhamdo lillah] meaning I m fine thanks to Allahبخير الحمد لله

the word of today:
[tasharrafnaa]meaning :nice to meet you تشرفنا

the word of today:
[maa ismoki?] what is your name? ما اسمك؟
my name is hajiba[ismii hajiba]اسمي حجيبة

The word of today is :
مرحبا [marhaban] meaning hello ;the answer of hello is اهلا [ahlan]