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Let's Learn Arabic ! Lesson 1
السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته
Pa khair Raghley ? Alright that's Pashto not Arabic he he but I love Pashto !
First of all, thanks to the members graveyardofempires and Haris who have encouraged me to start this thread .
Secondly , kindly move the thread to the right section if this is not the right one , sorry .
First of all, thanks to the members graveyardofempires and Haris who have encouraged me to start this thread .
Secondly , kindly move the thread to the right section if this is not the right one , sorry .
Arabic is a beautiful language , an ancient one too , many langues were influenced by it
including Latin , Urdu , and even English ! Did you know that the "English" numbers are actually Arabic?
including Latin , Urdu , and even English ! Did you know that the "English" numbers are actually Arabic?
Arab countries are more than 20 , each country uses different dialects , and you might hear
more than one dialect within one country . An Egyptian person might not fully
understand a Tunisian , eventhough they are both Arabs and are speaking dialects
that derived from Arabic , but when it comes to using Official Arabic then most "if not all" Arabs
should be able to understand.
more than one dialect within one country . An Egyptian person might not fully
understand a Tunisian , eventhough they are both Arabs and are speaking dialects
that derived from Arabic , but when it comes to using Official Arabic then most "if not all" Arabs
should be able to understand.
By Official Arabic I am refering to the Arabic you can read from the Qur'an , hear on
most of the TV and Radio News . Arabic is a big but currently not all the words are
being used , that's why when you buy some pre-Islamic poem books you might
find "meaning of words" below the margins of some of the pages of these books .
most of the TV and Radio News . Arabic is a big but currently not all the words are
being used , that's why when you buy some pre-Islamic poem books you might
find "meaning of words" below the margins of some of the pages of these books .
Lesson ONE
Greetings
Greetings
السلام عليكم و رحمة الله و بركاته
Assalamu alaikum wa rahmat Allah wa barakatoh
Peace upon you and mercy and blessings from Allah .
Assalamu alaikum wa rahmat Allah wa barakatoh
Peace upon you and mercy and blessings from Allah .
مرحبا
Marhaban
Hello
Marhaban
Hello
أهلا و سهلا
Ahlan wa sahlan
Hello (it roughly means a family and a field )
Ahlan wa sahlan
Hello (it roughly means a family and a field )
صباح الخير
Sabah Alkhair (should be pronaunced as Sabahulkhair)
Good morning (it means morning of goodness)
Sabah Alkhair (should be pronaunced as Sabahulkhair)
Good morning (it means morning of goodness)
مساء الخير
Masa'a Alkhair (should be pronaunced as Masa'ulkhair)
Good evening (it means evening of goodness)
Masa'a Alkhair (should be pronaunced as Masa'ulkhair)
Good evening (it means evening of goodness)
تصبحون على خير
Tosbihoona ala khair
Good night (it roughly means may you wake up and you're fine)
This is when addressing a group of more than two people.
Tosbihoona ala khair
Good night (it roughly means may you wake up and you're fine)
This is when addressing a group of more than two people.
تصبح على خير
Tosbih ala khair
Good night
This is when addressing a male person
Tosbih ala khair
Good night
This is when addressing a male person
تصبحين على خير
Tosbiheena ala khair
This is when addressing a female person
Tosbiheena ala khair
This is when addressing a female person
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