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العربية

Arabic (Modern Standard) through English

Start with identity without a present linking verb. This course is for learners building a foundation in Arabic (Modern Standard) with explanations in English.

Instruction
English
Target language
Arabic (Modern Standard)
Written structure
25 numbered lessons
Level
Foundations; no certified CEFR level

Listen to short teaching recordings, pause to construct a sentence, then hear the explanation. Written lessons provide a broader recap. Audio is prepared when available and reused; further lessons may need preparation. Text feedback does not assess pronunciation.

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Arabic (Modern Standard) · opening recording · AI-generated voice

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Let's begin with one simple way to introduce yourself in Modern Standard Arabic. First, learn the pronoun أنا. أنا means I in Arabic. Listen: أنا.

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Course outline

  1. Identity without a present linking verb
  2. Script, long vowels and this thing
  3. You, yes-or-no questions and greetings
  4. The definite article and a useful contrast
  5. Gender agreement in descriptions
  6. Present actions and personal prefixes
  7. Direct objects and neutral sentence order
  8. Present negation and negative identity
  9. Location, source and destination
  10. Seeing the case endings behind the simplified readings
  11. Possession through an iḍāfa phrase
  12. My book, your name and having
  13. Time words and daily activity
  14. Past actions and suffix agreement
  15. Was and earlier locations
  16. Future reference with سـ and سوف
  17. Negative past and future: لم and لن
  18. Wanting and an action clause
  19. Ability, need and practical help
  20. Respectful requests and imperatives
  21. Plurals and nonhuman agreement
  22. One, two and small counted groups
  23. Connecting statements and giving a reason
  24. A café request and a repair
  25. Cumulative review and a clear next step