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Level: Beginners
TALKING TO THE WORLD… IN ARABIC
Prepared by P Hanna, Thames Valley University.
© Learning and Skills Council 2006.
http://www.vlrb.org.uk/media/talking_to_the_world_-_in_Arabic/talking_to_the_world_Arabic_resource_1.pdf
teacher note
http://www.vlrb.org.uk/media/talking_to_the_world_-_in_Arabic/talking_to_the_world_Arabic_teacher_notes.pdf
29 September 2008
24 September 2008
Breief Suggestions on Studying Arabic as a Foreign Language
A Few Brief Suggestions on Studying a Foreign Language. Learning a foreign language is not a matter of reading some grammar rules and memorizing some vocabulary words-- although those are important activities, not to be ignored. Acquiring a language is learning a skill, not a body of information. It's as much like learning to swim or ride a bike as it is like learning about the Revolutionary War. That is, you must not only understand the ideas and concepts, have information at hand, but you must also make your body accustomed to using that information in physical activity: in this case the physical activity involved is speaking, listening, writing and reading.
You need, then, not only to memorize and understand, but also to
practice! Practice! practice!
Here are a few brief suggestions on effective practice/study techniques. See your instructor if you have questions, or need help in developing an effective study technique.
Make your mouth or hand do what your mind is learning Study out loud. Do go to the lab and work on the tapes. Study with a friend, thus involving yourself in speaking and listening. Try to write sentences or a short paragraph using the skills you have practiced orally.
If you study by reading silently, you draw only upon your visual memory.
If you study out loud, you double your efficiency by adding auditory memory and you make your mouth work, helping with pronunciation and speech.
Augment your learning potential even further by writing what you have read and spoken.
Study day-by-day. You cannot get by in a foreign language course by cramming at the last minute. You may be able to `learn' vocabulary items that way, but you cannot teach your mouth to use them in sentences. (Can you cram for a swimming test or a piano recital?)
Occasionally go back and review `old' topics and vocabulary. Language learning is cumulative. You learn new skills on the basis of old ones. The more you `recycle' familiar information and skills, the better you will be able to integrate new ones.
Instructors usually present and test new language skills in a somewhat segmented, chapter-by-chapter approach, as a matter of administrative convenience. However, actual learning is not segmented at all, but cumulative. You add new information and skills to the old without superseding them. Your instructor will incorporate `old' information and vocabulary in the presentation of new skills; you will benefit from doing the same thing when you study. (For example, practice new grammar concepts with familiar vocabulary, we well as with new words.)
Don't be afraid to make mistakes. Self-consciousness can be a mighty obstacle to learning a language. Perhaps part of the reason small children readily acquire languages is that they are not afraid of making mistakes: their egos do not restrain them from acting like `little clowns'.
If you are prepared to goof from time to time, or even frequently, you'll feel much less restraint in practicing and trying to speak.
This information taken from:
©The Augustine Club at Columbia University, 1997
augustine@columbia.edu
You need, then, not only to memorize and understand, but also to
practice! Practice! practice!
Here are a few brief suggestions on effective practice/study techniques. See your instructor if you have questions, or need help in developing an effective study technique.
Make your mouth or hand do what your mind is learning Study out loud. Do go to the lab and work on the tapes. Study with a friend, thus involving yourself in speaking and listening. Try to write sentences or a short paragraph using the skills you have practiced orally.
If you study by reading silently, you draw only upon your visual memory.
If you study out loud, you double your efficiency by adding auditory memory and you make your mouth work, helping with pronunciation and speech.
Augment your learning potential even further by writing what you have read and spoken.
Study day-by-day. You cannot get by in a foreign language course by cramming at the last minute. You may be able to `learn' vocabulary items that way, but you cannot teach your mouth to use them in sentences. (Can you cram for a swimming test or a piano recital?)
Occasionally go back and review `old' topics and vocabulary. Language learning is cumulative. You learn new skills on the basis of old ones. The more you `recycle' familiar information and skills, the better you will be able to integrate new ones.
Instructors usually present and test new language skills in a somewhat segmented, chapter-by-chapter approach, as a matter of administrative convenience. However, actual learning is not segmented at all, but cumulative. You add new information and skills to the old without superseding them. Your instructor will incorporate `old' information and vocabulary in the presentation of new skills; you will benefit from doing the same thing when you study. (For example, practice new grammar concepts with familiar vocabulary, we well as with new words.)
Don't be afraid to make mistakes. Self-consciousness can be a mighty obstacle to learning a language. Perhaps part of the reason small children readily acquire languages is that they are not afraid of making mistakes: their egos do not restrain them from acting like `little clowns'.
If you are prepared to goof from time to time, or even frequently, you'll feel much less restraint in practicing and trying to speak.
This information taken from:
©The Augustine Club at Columbia University, 1997
augustine@columbia.edu
Learning skills
Here is some information to help you in your learning.
resources taken from University of Westminster.
http://www.wmin.ac.uk/sshl/page-2719
Study Guides and Strategies
http://www.studygs.net/A well-designed and comprehensive site of study guides and strategies by the American educational consultant Joe Landsberger
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/augustine/study/
Contains excellent tips on learning a foreign language. This site, administered by the Augustine Club at Columbia University, also has great information on time-saving/time management and life skills
http://www3.open.ac.uk/learners-guide/learning-skills/index.htm
The Learning Skills site of the Open University (OU). Although it is aimed at OU students, most of the advice applies to students at any university.
http://www.muskingum.edu/~cal/database/general/organization.html
Very useful and interesting approaches to organising information gained through your studies to aid understanding and memory.
Support4Learning
http://www.support4learning.org.uk/education/index.cfm
Site with tons of links to study skills information; use the list on the left side panel to focus your search.
http://ucc.vt.edu/academic_support/study_skills_information.html
Study skills page produced by Virginia Tech University featuring information on speed reading, concentration and proofreading, as well as several other skills.
https://custom-writing.org/blog/study-skills
resources taken from University of Westminster.
http://www.wmin.ac.uk/sshl/page-2719
Study Guides and Strategies
http://www.studygs.net/A well-designed and comprehensive site of study guides and strategies by the American educational consultant Joe Landsberger
http://www.columbia.edu/cu/augustine/study/
Contains excellent tips on learning a foreign language. This site, administered by the Augustine Club at Columbia University, also has great information on time-saving/time management and life skills
http://www3.open.ac.uk/learners-guide/learning-skills/index.htm
The Learning Skills site of the Open University (OU). Although it is aimed at OU students, most of the advice applies to students at any university.
http://www.muskingum.edu/~cal/database/general/organization.html
Very useful and interesting approaches to organising information gained through your studies to aid understanding and memory.
Support4Learning
http://www.support4learning.org.uk/education/index.cfm
Site with tons of links to study skills information; use the list on the left side panel to focus your search.
http://ucc.vt.edu/academic_support/study_skills_information.html
Study skills page produced by Virginia Tech University featuring information on speed reading, concentration and proofreading, as well as several other skills.
https://custom-writing.org/blog/study-skills
23 September 2008
Watch, Listen and Speak Modern Standard Arabic
For advanced level.But intermediate level can benefit too . Remember that to be able to speak the language is you need to do some lips and tongue movement and bring the sound out loud .
If you study out loud, you double your efficiency by adding auditory memory and you make your mouth work, helping with pronunciation and speech. SO TRY TO REPEAT OUT LOUD some words of what the actor/ess said.
The first episode start from page 14 ( pages shown at the bottom of the page, on the right.)
here is the links . Look for أبي جعفر المنصور
http://vramadan.mbc.net/mediamanager/ تشهد هذه الحلقة ولادة عبدالله بن العباس الملقب بأبي جعفر المنصور
There will be few second or so for the advertisement.
The main links www.mbc.net/shahed Shahed means watch
Please note the word اغلاق "close" on the top right,when you click on اغلاق word,you will close the advertisement, then the list of all episodes will shown .If you have any problem please let me know by leaving comments.Please note that you can download any episode to your computer.
If you study out loud, you double your efficiency by adding auditory memory and you make your mouth work, helping with pronunciation and speech. SO TRY TO REPEAT OUT LOUD some words of what the actor/ess said.
The first episode start from page 14 ( pages shown at the bottom of the page, on the right.)
here is the links . Look for أبي جعفر المنصور
http://vramadan.mbc.net/mediamanager/ تشهد هذه الحلقة ولادة عبدالله بن العباس الملقب بأبي جعفر المنصور
There will be few second or so for the advertisement.
The main links www.mbc.net/shahed Shahed means watch
Please note the word اغلاق "close" on the top right,when you click on اغلاق word,you will close the advertisement, then the list of all episodes will shown .If you have any problem please let me know by leaving comments.Please note that you can download any episode to your computer.
Watch and listen Egyptian Arabic
For the advanced level.(Egyptian Arabic)
Now you can watch this episode of بعد الفراق direct from the mbc .Here is the links for the first episode
تحكي الحلقة الأولى قصة يوسف وسكرة ووفاة والدهما وهربها بعد ان كبرت إلى القاهرة لتبتعد عن زوج والدتها المتسلط
http://vramadan.mbc.net/mediamanager/?ee_category=6706
second episode
تستقر سكرة في مصر وتعمل كخادمة ويحاول يوسف إيجاد عمل آخر بهدف تحسين صورته أمام أخته وسكرة
The general links:
www.mbc.net/shahed Here you will find most of other dialect :
ظل الياسمين /Drama
كلنا عيال قرية /comedy
بينى وبينك /comedy
باب الحارة /Comedy
عيون عليا /Drama
خواطر (RECOMMENDED) The producer talk to ordinary people about a subject.for example watch episode 8.
Now you can watch this episode of بعد الفراق direct from the mbc .Here is the links for the first episode
تحكي الحلقة الأولى قصة يوسف وسكرة ووفاة والدهما وهربها بعد ان كبرت إلى القاهرة لتبتعد عن زوج والدتها المتسلط
http://vramadan.mbc.net/mediamanager/?ee_category=6706
second episode
تستقر سكرة في مصر وتعمل كخادمة ويحاول يوسف إيجاد عمل آخر بهدف تحسين صورته أمام أخته وسكرة
The general links:
www.mbc.net/shahed Here you will find most of other dialect :
ظل الياسمين /Drama
كلنا عيال قرية /comedy
بينى وبينك /comedy
باب الحارة /Comedy
عيون عليا /Drama
خواطر (RECOMMENDED) The producer talk to ordinary people about a subject.for example watch episode 8.
22 September 2008
Spoken Egyptian Arabic
Please make sure you click on the FREE connection .
http://rapidshare.com/users/WIU1VN
the above links made by Pimsleur .
Total units are 30 but they are mixed all over the downloads page ,please make sure that you start at the correct level/unit.
for example you will find unit 1 is somewhere in the middle of the page and not at the start.
http://rapidshare.com/users/WIU1VN
the above links made by Pimsleur .
Total units are 30 but they are mixed all over the downloads page ,please make sure that you start at the correct level/unit.
for example you will find unit 1 is somewhere in the middle of the page and not at the start.
21 September 2008
aL-JALEYS 11 الجليس
Dear all
I received this wonderfull news from the author of aljaleys Dr Mohamed M.Jiyad.
"I am so pleased to inform you that al-Jaleys Part II has been published on the College Website System". Here is the link:
http://www.mtholyoke.edu/courses/mjiyad/textbooks.shtml
Al-Jaleys Part II is designed for the Intermediate Level of Proficiency.
I received this wonderfull news from the author of aljaleys Dr Mohamed M.Jiyad.
"I am so pleased to inform you that al-Jaleys Part II has been published on the College Website System". Here is the link:
http://www.mtholyoke.edu/courses/mjiyad/textbooks.shtml
Al-Jaleys Part II is designed for the Intermediate Level of Proficiency.
101 Arabic Grammar Rules
Please do not miss the grammar book " 101 Arabic Grammar Rules" this book has a wonderful and easy way of learning the grammar. and excellent notes at the end of the book for the teacher too.
Thank you very much Dr Mohammed Jiad.
Thank you very much Dr Mohammed Jiad.
16 September 2008
Lane, Edward William. An Arabic-English Lexicon.
Edward William Lane's Arabic-English Lexicon (Dictionary)
Regarded as the best Arabic-English lexicon in the world, and now available FREE
Online in PDF below, Contents: All 8 volumes, each with its own folder
http://www.studyquran.co.uk/LLhome.htm
Regarded as the best Arabic-English lexicon in the world, and now available FREE
Online in PDF below, Contents: All 8 volumes, each with its own folder
http://www.studyquran.co.uk/LLhome.htm
12 September 2008
الجليس , Al-Jaleys
One of the best book, and one of the best web page of Dr jiad http://www.mtholyoke.edu/courses/mjiyad/aboutme.shtml
The book: I advise you to print this book. It consist of 160 pages which full of wonderful conversation and grammar,I wish one day DR Mohammed M. Jiyad create DVD for the conversation ,and curry on with his other 2 books.
The book: I advise you to print this book. It consist of 160 pages which full of wonderful conversation and grammar,I wish one day DR Mohammed M. Jiyad create DVD for the conversation ,and curry on with his other 2 books.
CONTENTS
Introduction I
Unit 1 Making Friends in Beirut 1
Unit 2 At Casablanca Airport 16
Unit 3 In a Hotel in Algers 33
Unit 4 Having Breakfast in Damascus 49
Unit 5 In a Bank in Baghdad 67
Unit 6 Renting a Car in Cairo 88
Unit 7 Shopping in Tunis 108
Unit 8 Staying with a Family in Amman 128
Unit 9 Being in a Car Accident in Oman 148
Unit 10 A Weekend with a Family in the Emirates 171
Example from the book :Introduction I
Unit 1 Making Friends in Beirut 1
Unit 2 At Casablanca Airport 16
Unit 3 In a Hotel in Algers 33
Unit 4 Having Breakfast in Damascus 49
Unit 5 In a Bank in Baghdad 67
Unit 6 Renting a Car in Cairo 88
Unit 7 Shopping in Tunis 108
Unit 8 Staying with a Family in Amman 128
Unit 9 Being in a Car Accident in Oman 148
Unit 10 A Weekend with a Family in the Emirates 171
Cultural Expression: العباراتُ الشـَّائِعَة:
This is unacceptable excuse! هَذا عُذرٌ غَيرُ مَقبول ٍ!
Thanks to God for your safety! ألحَمدُ للـَّهِ علی سَلامَتِكَِ!
Everything is in God hand! کـُلُّ شـَيءٍ بـِيَدِ اللـَّهِ!
By God, I don’t know what to say! واللـَّهِ لا أعرِفُ ما أقولُ!
By God, I was very busy. واللـَّهِ کـُنتُ مَشغولا جـِدَّآً.
This is a simple matter/thing. هَذا شـَيءٌ بَسيط ٌ.
You are crazy! أنتَ مَجنونٌ!
it is necessary that .... لا بُدَّ أنْ
nothing but ...... لـَيسَ إلا َّ......
I do not want to burden you. لا أريدُ أنْ أثقِلَ عَلـَيکـُم
This is unacceptable excuse! هَذا عُذرٌ غَيرُ مَقبول ٍ!
Thanks to God for your safety! ألحَمدُ للـَّهِ علی سَلامَتِكَِ!
Everything is in God hand! کـُلُّ شـَيءٍ بـِيَدِ اللـَّهِ!
By God, I don’t know what to say! واللـَّهِ لا أعرِفُ ما أقولُ!
By God, I was very busy. واللـَّهِ کـُنتُ مَشغولا جـِدَّآً.
This is a simple matter/thing. هَذا شـَيءٌ بَسيط ٌ.
You are crazy! أنتَ مَجنونٌ!
it is necessary that .... لا بُدَّ أنْ
nothing but ...... لـَيسَ إلا َّ......
I do not want to burden you. لا أريدُ أنْ أثقِلَ عَلـَيکـُم
to down load this book which so far is FREE, please click on the "pink" book 1: http://www.mtholyoke.edu/courses/mjiyad/textbooks.shtml
The web page :
http://www.mtholyoke.edu/courses/mjiyad/index.html
THANK YOU VERY MUCH DR. JIYAD and Happy Ramadan.
09 September 2008
دروس الدورات التدريبية في اللغة العربية For Teachers
دروس الدورات التدريبية في اللغة العربية
http://www.4shared.com/get/62047933/d5a83d54/_____.html
دروس الدورات التدريبية لمعلمي اللغة العربية لغير الناطقين بـها( الجانب النظري )
جمعهاد . عبد الرحمن بن إبراهيم الفوزانوزملاؤه1428هـ
إعداد موقع روح الإسلام
You may needWINRAR to open this file try this link (Please make sure that it is free.)
http://www.yankeedownload.com/software/winrar-free-version-iafec.html
Arabic grammar ( PowerPoint)
http://www.4shared.com/get/37013729/7ba2f1e5/____.html
http://www.4shared.com/get/62047933/d5a83d54/_____.html
دروس الدورات التدريبية لمعلمي اللغة العربية لغير الناطقين بـها( الجانب النظري )
جمعهاد . عبد الرحمن بن إبراهيم الفوزانوزملاؤه1428هـ
إعداد موقع روح الإسلام
You may needWINRAR to open this file try this link (Please make sure that it is free.)
http://www.yankeedownload.com/software/winrar-free-version-iafec.html
Arabic grammar ( PowerPoint)
http://www.4shared.com/get/37013729/7ba2f1e5/____.html
Arabic Script Language- book
A Profile of Arabic Script Languages
Bushra Zawaydeh, Ph.D., Senior Linguist
June 7, 2007
http://www.4shared.com/get/43200330/80fbda83/arabic-script-languages.html
Bushra Zawaydeh, Ph.D., Senior Linguist
June 7, 2007
http://www.4shared.com/get/43200330/80fbda83/arabic-script-languages.html
07 September 2008
American Association of Teachers of Arabic
This is very useful link I wish if we got one like it in Britain.
http://www.aataweb.org/Default.aspx
http://www.aataweb.org/Default.aspx
05 September 2008
Arabic grammar books
books in PDF formate:
http://www.4shared.com/get/30682774/de36a19a/Arabic_Grammar.html
Jane Wightwick and Mahmoud Gaatar - Arabic Verbs & Essentials of Grammar.pdf BOOK 1 http://www.4shared.com/file/39875886/ce9108f/Jane_Wightwick_and_Mahmoud_Gaatar_-_Arabic_Verbs__Essentials_of_Grammar.html?s=1
BOOK 2
http://www.4shared.com/get/53679706/ddaf55bb/Arabic_Verbs_amp_Essentials_of_Grammar_2nd_Ed.html
Arabic BY Dr V Abdur Raheem: 3 books
http://www.4shared.com/get/30503883/c2ce31c1/Lessons_in_Arabic_Language_1_Shayk_DrVAbdur-Raheem.html
s=1http://www.4shared.com/file/30505142/33c62a08/Lessons_in_Arabic_Language_3_Shayk_DrVAbdur-Raheem.html?s=1
A_New Arabic Grammar of the Written Language 1965 pdf (old but nice)
http://www.4shared.com/get/53321978/2251f55d/A_New_Arabic_Grammar_of_the_Written_Language__1965_.html
03 September 2008
Online Materials and links for learning Arabic
http://www.fsi-language-courses.com/Arabic.aspx
Online Materials and links for learning Arabic
Related to Alif Baa & Al Kitaab vocabulary:
http://www.flashcardexchange.com/tag/kitaab
http://www.flashcardexchange.com/tag/kitaab
Intermediate levels reading, grammar exercises, other :
http://gloss.lingnet.org/searchResources.aspx<http://gloss.lingnet.org/searchResources.aspx> This looks like a huge resource and not just for Arabic but not really Beginners level.Another interesting page with listening exercises mainly in Formal Standard Arabic section:
http://langmedia.fivecolleges.edu/arabic/index.html
Arabic without walls, related to Al kitaab with videos and different exercises:
http://arabicwithoutwalls.ucdavis.edu/aww/coursecontent.html
http://arabicwithoutwalls.ucdavis.edu/aww/coursecontent.html
Another link with listening:
http://www.jordanianarabic.com/arabicclass/warag/arabicclass2.html<http://www.jordanianarabic.com/arabicclass/warag/arabicclass2.html
Listening and videos related to Al-Kitaab:
http://www.fllab.sfsu.edu/arabic1.htm<http://www.fllab.sfsu.edu/arabic1.htm
Sample Arabic lessons
LESSONS 1 - 9: Greetings and Introductions
LESSON 2: Arab and Islamic Names
LESSON 4: A Visit to Egypt
LESSON 5: Country Names
LESSON 6: English Words of Arabic Origin
LESSON 7: Alphabet Soup
LESSON 8: Introduction to Islam
LESSON 10: The Family
LESSONS 12-13: Counting in Arabic
LESSON 14: Philadelphia Arab-American Exhibit at the Balch Institute
LESSON 15: Bitar's Stuffed Grape Leaves Recipe
LESSONS 16 and 18: Ramadan and The Holy Qur'an
LESSONS 17 and 19: In School
LESSONS 21, 22, and 23: Happy Holidays!
LESSONS 25 and 26: Nouns and Adjectives
LESSONS 27 and 28: Building Equational Sentences
LESSONS 30 and 31: Introduction to Verbs
LESSON 32: Iraq and Arabian Horses
LESSON 33 and 35: Prepositions and Possession
LESSONS 34 and 43: The Hajj: Pilgrimage to Mecca
LESSON 36: A Visit to Tunisia
LESSON 38: The Arabs and Astronomy
LESSON 40: A Visit to Jordan
LESSON 41: Plural Verbs - Present Tense
LESSON 42: A Visit to Sudan
LESSON 46: Days of the Week
LESSONS 47 and 49: Past Tense Verbs
LESSON 50: Coffee, Coffee, Coffee
LESSON 52: Feelings
LESSON 53: Seasons and Weather
LESSONS 56 & 58: Plural Nouns and Adjectives
LESSON 59: Colors
LESSON 61: The Grand Finale
Teaching Materials
http://www.nitle.org/
Arab Culture and Civilization: A collaborative web project from NITLE UCLA Language Materials Project- Teaching resources for less commonly taught languages The Arab World
website with pages on Arab Language, cultural resources and forum
Al-Bab webpage with pages on The Arabic Language
http://www.linguanet-europa.org/plus/en/home.jsp
Vocational languages
http://www.angelfire.com/ar/rawdah/04Golden.htm
The Golden Advice Regarding The Proper Manner Of Learning The Arabic Language
Subject Centre Materials Bank
Arabic for beginnersLearning to read Arabic
-beginners' guide
Study materialsArabic for Non Arab with sound
Learn to Read the Qur'an in 10 Lessons
Arabic Lessons -
Vocabulary
Arabic Alphabet OnlineArabic Pronounciation HelpBabel Arabic TutorialsBeyond Nouns and Verbs - PDF file (pages 56-65)
The Art of Arabic CalligraphyTest Your Arabic Knowledge
- Online Quiz
Check Your Arabic Knowledge -
Arabic Voweling Problem Sets -
Interactive Tutorial
Arabic Grammar TutorialArabic PronounsArabic SentenceArabic TensesArabic Tenses:
The Perfect Tense:example verb - akala
Arabic Tenses: The Present Tense:example verb - katabaArabic Strong Verbs & Arabic Weak Verbs:
examples of initial letter being weak, e.g., wajada, wa'Ada
Arabic Weak Verbs:examples of middle letter being weak, e.g., baa'A, jaa'A, saara, kaana, raway, sawiyaArabic Weak Verbs:
examples of last letter being weak, e.g., qara'a, bada'a
Arabic Doubled Verbs - example verbs: wadda and shakka
FORMS : derived forms of the verbs
Introduction to Forms and verbs
Form1
Form2
Form3
Form4
Form5
Form6
Form7
Form8
Form9
Form10
Arabic Software & Fonts
Arabic X Terminal Emulator for X-WindowsArabic Word Processor Kateb for DOSArabic Word Processor Intext for DOSArabTeX:
LaTeX with Arabic generation capabilities for UNIX and DOSArabFont - a collection of Arabic fonts for DOSPMosaicPMosaic FAQAramedia -
Universal Word
Language Dictionaries and TranslatorsArabic keyboardMy Arabic TeacherLinux and PerlJava Applet demo to view Arabic or PersianThe Arabic Macintosh - An Informal Resource CentreParsNegar Persian/Arabic/Urdu Word ProcessorAraWebParse - Visual Rendering for Arabic Web PagesLearning Arabic from English - CD-ROMArabic FontsOpenWindows ProgramsArabic AtariArabic Insta-Class PageUnipad - Unicode editor for Windows95 & NTWorld Language Resources
Online dictionaries and Translation software
http://www.ectaco.co.uk/English-Arabic-Dictionary/
http://www.lingvosoft.com/English-Arabic-Dictionary/
http://www.google.com/intl/ar/http://muttaqun.com/arabic/english2arabic.htmlhttp://www.systranbox.com/systran/boxhttp://www.zompist.com/arabic.htmlhttp://lexicorient.com/babel/arabic/http://www4.ncsu.edu/~yahussai/A_E/http://www.arabic2000.com/
for teacher :
http://www.drmosad.com/mhadrat.htm
http://www.kamalalekhnawy.com/syntaxguide.htm
http://www.eduref.org/Virtual/Lessons/Guide.shtml
http://nclrc.org/essentials/index.htm
http://www.arabicl.org.sa/arabicunv.php?action=show&offset=200&idq= (Reference only. Please if u can open it let us know)
بعض المواقع للنحو العربي
http://www.drmosad.com/nho.htm
http://www.saaid.net/book/list.php?cat=90 you may need winrar
http://www.digischool.nl/ar/schrijven/m_a_r.pdf
http://www.almanhaj.net/vb/showthread.php?t=422
http://www.almanhaj.net/vb/
http://www.almenhaj.net/makal.php?linkid=343
http://www.alfaseeh.com/vb/archive/index.php?t-21.html
http://rerererererer.jeeran.com/archive/2007/6/244540.html
http://www.islamguiden.com/arabi/m_a_r_59.htm
Online Materials and links for learning Arabic
Related to Alif Baa & Al Kitaab vocabulary:
http://www.flashcardexchange.com/tag/kitaab
http://www.flashcardexchange.com/tag/kitaab
Intermediate levels reading, grammar exercises, other :
http://gloss.lingnet.org/searchResources.aspx<http://gloss.lingnet.org/searchResources.aspx> This looks like a huge resource and not just for Arabic but not really Beginners level.Another interesting page with listening exercises mainly in Formal Standard Arabic section:
http://langmedia.fivecolleges.edu/arabic/index.html
Arabic without walls, related to Al kitaab with videos and different exercises:
http://arabicwithoutwalls.ucdavis.edu/aww/coursecontent.html
http://arabicwithoutwalls.ucdavis.edu/aww/coursecontent.html
Another link with listening:
http://www.jordanianarabic.com/arabicclass/warag/arabicclass2.html<http://www.jordanianarabic.com/arabicclass/warag/arabicclass2.html
Listening and videos related to Al-Kitaab:
http://www.fllab.sfsu.edu/arabic1.htm<http://www.fllab.sfsu.edu/arabic1.htm
Sample Arabic lessons
LESSONS 1 - 9: Greetings and Introductions
LESSON 2: Arab and Islamic Names
LESSON 4: A Visit to Egypt
LESSON 5: Country Names
LESSON 6: English Words of Arabic Origin
LESSON 7: Alphabet Soup
LESSON 8: Introduction to Islam
LESSON 10: The Family
LESSONS 12-13: Counting in Arabic
LESSON 14: Philadelphia Arab-American Exhibit at the Balch Institute
LESSON 15: Bitar's Stuffed Grape Leaves Recipe
LESSONS 16 and 18: Ramadan and The Holy Qur'an
LESSONS 17 and 19: In School
LESSONS 21, 22, and 23: Happy Holidays!
LESSONS 25 and 26: Nouns and Adjectives
LESSONS 27 and 28: Building Equational Sentences
LESSONS 30 and 31: Introduction to Verbs
LESSON 32: Iraq and Arabian Horses
LESSON 33 and 35: Prepositions and Possession
LESSONS 34 and 43: The Hajj: Pilgrimage to Mecca
LESSON 36: A Visit to Tunisia
LESSON 38: The Arabs and Astronomy
LESSON 40: A Visit to Jordan
LESSON 41: Plural Verbs - Present Tense
LESSON 42: A Visit to Sudan
LESSON 46: Days of the Week
LESSONS 47 and 49: Past Tense Verbs
LESSON 50: Coffee, Coffee, Coffee
LESSON 52: Feelings
LESSON 53: Seasons and Weather
LESSONS 56 & 58: Plural Nouns and Adjectives
LESSON 59: Colors
LESSON 61: The Grand Finale
Teaching Materials
http://www.nitle.org/
Arab Culture and Civilization: A collaborative web project from NITLE UCLA Language Materials Project- Teaching resources for less commonly taught languages The Arab World
website with pages on Arab Language, cultural resources and forum
Al-Bab webpage with pages on The Arabic Language
http://www.linguanet-europa.org/plus/en/home.jsp
Vocational languages
http://www.angelfire.com/ar/rawdah/04Golden.htm
The Golden Advice Regarding The Proper Manner Of Learning The Arabic Language
Subject Centre Materials Bank
Arabic for beginnersLearning to read Arabic
-beginners' guide
Study materialsArabic for Non Arab with sound
Learn to Read the Qur'an in 10 Lessons
Arabic Lessons -
Vocabulary
Arabic Alphabet OnlineArabic Pronounciation HelpBabel Arabic TutorialsBeyond Nouns and Verbs - PDF file (pages 56-65)
The Art of Arabic CalligraphyTest Your Arabic Knowledge
- Online Quiz
Check Your Arabic Knowledge -
Arabic Voweling Problem Sets -
Interactive Tutorial
Arabic Grammar TutorialArabic PronounsArabic SentenceArabic TensesArabic Tenses:
The Perfect Tense:example verb - akala
Arabic Tenses: The Present Tense:example verb - katabaArabic Strong Verbs & Arabic Weak Verbs:
examples of initial letter being weak, e.g., wajada, wa'Ada
Arabic Weak Verbs:examples of middle letter being weak, e.g., baa'A, jaa'A, saara, kaana, raway, sawiyaArabic Weak Verbs:
examples of last letter being weak, e.g., qara'a, bada'a
Arabic Doubled Verbs - example verbs: wadda and shakka
FORMS : derived forms of the verbs
Introduction to Forms and verbs
Form1
Form2
Form3
Form4
Form5
Form6
Form7
Form8
Form9
Form10
Arabic Software & Fonts
Arabic X Terminal Emulator for X-WindowsArabic Word Processor Kateb for DOSArabic Word Processor Intext for DOSArabTeX:
LaTeX with Arabic generation capabilities for UNIX and DOSArabFont - a collection of Arabic fonts for DOSPMosaicPMosaic FAQAramedia -
Universal Word
Language Dictionaries and TranslatorsArabic keyboardMy Arabic TeacherLinux and PerlJava Applet demo to view Arabic or PersianThe Arabic Macintosh - An Informal Resource CentreParsNegar Persian/Arabic/Urdu Word ProcessorAraWebParse - Visual Rendering for Arabic Web PagesLearning Arabic from English - CD-ROMArabic FontsOpenWindows ProgramsArabic AtariArabic Insta-Class PageUnipad - Unicode editor for Windows95 & NTWorld Language Resources
Online dictionaries and Translation software
http://www.ectaco.co.uk/English-Arabic-Dictionary/
http://www.lingvosoft.com/English-Arabic-Dictionary/
http://www.google.com/intl/ar/http://muttaqun.com/arabic/english2arabic.htmlhttp://www.systranbox.com/systran/boxhttp://www.zompist.com/arabic.htmlhttp://lexicorient.com/babel/arabic/http://www4.ncsu.edu/~yahussai/A_E/http://www.arabic2000.com/
for teacher :
http://www.drmosad.com/mhadrat.htm
http://www.kamalalekhnawy.com/syntaxguide.htm
http://www.eduref.org/Virtual/Lessons/Guide.shtml
http://nclrc.org/essentials/index.htm
http://www.arabicl.org.sa/arabicunv.php?action=show&offset=200&idq= (Reference only. Please if u can open it let us know)
بعض المواقع للنحو العربي
http://www.drmosad.com/nho.htm
http://www.saaid.net/book/list.php?cat=90 you may need winrar
http://www.digischool.nl/ar/schrijven/m_a_r.pdf
http://www.almanhaj.net/vb/showthread.php?t=422
http://www.almanhaj.net/vb/
http://www.almenhaj.net/makal.php?linkid=343
http://www.alfaseeh.com/vb/archive/index.php?t-21.html
http://rerererererer.jeeran.com/archive/2007/6/244540.html
http://www.islamguiden.com/arabi/m_a_r_59.htm
02 September 2008
Learning Arabic from Quran.
(إِنَّا أَنْزَلْنَاهُ قُرْآنًا عَرَبِيًّا لَعَلَّكُمْ تَعْقِلُونَ)
يوسف سورة12 آية 2
Today is the first day of Ramadan, and today I will try to give some guidance to help you learn Arabic from the Quran. This learning method is suitable for the intermediate and advanced levels.
Now back to our main subject.
Here is the link, and there are a few steps you need to follow to get the best results.
1)Click on this link (Please note that this link is FREE.)
http://quran.muslim-web.com/
Now you will see الفهرس all السور there are 114. The
first one is 1الفاتحة and the last one is 114 الناس
2)Click on any one of Sura ..for example ALFATIHA الفاتحة
WITH THE LEFT SIDE OF THE MOUSE
NOW YOU WILL HAVE SEVEN 7 CHOICES :
*Open the book(Quran),.
*Recites by the sound of ALHOZAIFY (he is one of the best reciters,but his reading is fast I like محمد صديق المنشاوي .Once you click on it, you will see three choices. Real player needed to listen.
* This is the third choice, market by ن and it is the most important one, you will see the question mark ? you will get 10 choices
first is the explanations of Quran in Arabic عـــرض تفســــــير الآية
إبن كثـــــــير
الجـلالــــــين
الطــــــــبري
القــــــرطبي
then listen to the specific آية
then exercise
then writing
after that is the translation in other languages:
English
Français
Deutsch
Turkish
Indoneisan
Malayu
The last choice is to add the page to your favourite.I recommend you to listen to the short Sura which starts with number 91 الشمس
lastly here is the link for the Quran translated word by word.
You can print each Sura and listen to the Quran from the above link this way you have the vocabulary and how to pronunce it in Arabic
This is the link to other reader/reciter.
Good luck .
and Ramadan Karim رمضان كريم
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