"Introduction to Arabic Alphabet" is a course for complete beginners with little or no previous experience of Arabic. It introduces them to Arabic letters, their pronunciation, and their shapes. It also teaches learners how distinguish between similar letters and how to remember the shape of each letter. Each letter is represented by a picture that can be used as a mnemonic to help learners to remember its the shape. I also allows learners to practice writing letters.
The course includes six sections. Each section includes a video, a quiz and a writing practice. The duration of each video is no more than 6 minutes. The quizzes also are short do not require more than 5 minutes to finish each one of them.
In this course, the Arabic Alphabet are divided into six groups according to their similarities in order to help learners to remember them.
The first group includes the letters: ب ت ث ن ي
The second group includes the letters: ا د ذ ر ز و
The third group includes the letters: ج ح خ ه م
The fourth group includes the letters: س ش ص ض
The fifth group includes the letters: ف ق ك ل
The sixth and the last group includes the letters: ط ظ ع غ
This course is designed by me, a current Arabic instructor at one of the American universities with the hope that my students and everyone who uses it find it helpful to master the Arabic Alphabet.
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I am currently teaching Arabic at one of the American universities. I have more than two years of teaching experience of Arabic as a foreign language at American universities. I am also a Fulbright FLTA Alumna.
I also have a long teaching experience as a teacher of English as a foreign language. I also worked as a translator a translator at the Ministry of Land Planning and Environment in my country.
I double majored in Translation and Interpretation (Arabic – French- English) and Computer Science. I am also a holder of the LTCL Dip TESOL offered by Trinity College London, which is an advanced teaching qualification regulated in England by Ofqual at Level 7 the same level as master’s degrees.
I am a multilingual who speaks five languages with different levels of proficiency. These languages are Amazigh (the native language of the indigenous people of North Africa), Arabic, French, English and Italian.
