Episode 05 Welcome to the second part of Arabic key questions. How to get information? Where is....? أين....؟ How much is it? بكم هذا؟ Who is he? من هو؟ What is he? ما شغله؟ How is the weather? كيف الطقس؟ Why are you here? لماذا أنت هنا؟ Are you busy? هل أنت مشغول؟ How can I get to...? كيف يمكن الذهاب إلى...؟ Remember that there is difference between masculine and feminine pronouns and we'll cover it in the near future. Let's practice what you have learned.

Episode 04 · How to get information and how to know more about whom you`re talking to? · So, you have to know how to ask. Now, we`re learning key question words in Arabic. · You may want to ask about someone`s personal information, · Please be aware that it is not right to focus on grammar or translation issue in this level. But I insist, focusing on the pronunciation and do your best to repeat and imitate the sentences. · Let`s get started with today`s...

Let`s make use of what you have learned up to now! You will listen to a conversation. Concentrate and drill! Good Luck and Ma`assalama!

Episode 03 Welcome to the second part of “Arabic Greetings”. We almost have covered the greetings to start and finish a conversation. I mean we learned; how to say “Hi” and “Goodbye” in Arabic. But! What are the expressions to be used during a day or conversation? 1- Day and Night A) At morning صباح الخیر (صباح   النور) B) During the   day طاب نهارکم C) During the   night مساء الخیر D) When want   to go to bed تصبحون علی‌الخير E) Common way   that attributes to all moments of 24...

1- How to Say “Hi”? What are the most common sentences or expressions, when you see a person for the first time or want to start a conversation? 1-1- Islamic greeting; السلام عليكم (و علیکم السلام), you may hear it in most of Arabic countries, specially in Iraq and Saudi Arabia. We can also say سلام علیکم instead of السلام علیکم 1-2- Normal and common greeting; أهلاً و سهلاً  (أهلا بك)which means “regards”, or you may say “مرحبة” (مراحب) , “greetings”. 2- How to say “How Are You?” 1-3- The...

Pronunciation is a very significant issue in Arabic and mispronunciation could result in an easy misunderstanding.  So, be careful! Because, different pronunciation, could be critical. I want you to be careful about that, and pay adequate attention to my pronunciation and try to imitate.

I, here, described what is Arabic as a language. Stay tuned for the next Episode. 

You learn the most common expressions and sentences for starting a conversation in Arabic.