Letters: k, l, m, h, w
م
m (letter mīm)
Ready-made decks for learning Arabic, written by a person and checked card by card.
4 decks280 cards
Letters: k, l, m, h, w
م
m (letter mīm)
Read Arabic letter by letter, with the start, middle and end forms of each letter, then the vowel marks, hamza and tā' marbūṭa, and short words written with full vowels. Romanization is a simplified form of the ALA-LC system.
76 cards11 sections
Open the deckPeople
وَلَد
boy / child
First Arabic words for beginners, in Modern Standard Arabic, the form taught in courses and understood across the Arab world. Every word has full vowel marks and a romanization, with the plural or present tense in the notes.
66 cards6 sections
Open the deckIntroduce yourself
مِنْ أَيْنَ أَنْتَ؟
Where are you from?
Whole Arabic sentences for a beginner's first conversations, in Modern Standard Arabic with full vowel marks, romanization, and the forms for talking to a man or a woman.
48 cards6 sections
Open the deckWhen communication is hard
مَا هَذَا؟
What is this?
Arabic for travellers, from greetings and taxis to menus, markets and signs, in Modern Standard Arabic with vowel marks and romanization. Not tied to one country.
90 cards9 sections
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