Learn Arabic | Arabic Grammar Course For Beginners

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What Can I Learn? – Learn Arabic –

• Find out more the details about Nahw (Syntax)
• You may even study Sarf
• The specifics of Arabic grammar’s rules,
• Single Demonstrative Pronouns (This, That)

Masculine as well as Feminine

• Numbers (eleven-a hundred)
• Different kinds of words (Verb Nouns, Prepositions)
• Past, Present Future Tenses
• Simple Sentence Formulation
• Personal Pronouns
• Directions and Location Adverbs
• Dual Forms
• Dual Demonstrative Pronouns
• Plurals
• Plural Demonstrative Pronouns (e.g. They)
• Interrogative Pronouns
• Imperative Verbs
• Negation
• Verb Pronoun Composition
• Word Roots
• Obsessive as well as Subjective Nouns
• The Kan Verb Kan Verb
• Preferential Form
• Adjectives
• Conditional Statements
• Circumstantial Clause
• Advanced Preferential Forms
• Passive Forms
• Simplified Metaphors

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• Lesson Description – Lesson Content – Learn Arabic –
• Lesson 1
  • Three types of words
• Lesson 2
  • Raf, Nasb, Jarr and Muslimun Chart
• Three lessons
  • Heavy and Light LSMS
• Lesson four
  • Four reasons for an LSM to be mild @nfy@
• Lesson 5
• *Pronouns
• Lesson 6
  • Harf from Jar Fragment Hrf jr
• Lesson 7
• Harf from Nasb as well Idafa Fragments
• Lesson eight
• Second asset of Ism
• Nineth lesson
  • Adjective clause
• “The relative pronoun
• Lesson 10
  • Possessive Pronouns
  • Five Nouns (exception)
  • The use of pronouns and prepositions allows the usage of
• Lesson 11
  • Attaching pronouns prepositions
  • Present Tense Verbs – Introduction
  • A Verbal Sentence’s Object
• Lesson 12
  • Discussion in Arabic
  • The change of a masculine verb
• “The use of the pronoun feminine in relation to feminine
• Lesson 13
• “The Demonstrative Pronoun
• “* Sound-Plural clarification
  • Broken Plural rationalization
• Lesson 14
  • The clarification of the Demonstrative Pronoun
  • The pronouns that are not public.
  • The feminine and masculine verbs are clarified
• Lesson 15
• “Plural Form of Masculine Pronouns”
• Pronouns of masculine possessiveness
  • Plural form of masculine verbs
• Lesson 16
  • The Possessive and Personal Pronouns
• Simple feminine verbs connected with the word dapabutan i.E. dapabutan
  • The words that mean “before” and “after”
• Lesson 17
  • Irrational and rational nouns.
  • The broken plurals
• Lesson 18
  • The twin form of the Arabic language
• “interrogative” piece used to inquire about ‘what is the number?
• Lesson 19
• *The numbers from one through 10 have been rationalized.
• Lesson 20
  • These numbers from one to 10 are explained.
• Lesson 21
• The diptotes are a brief introduction.
• Lesson 22
• *The diptotes endured
• Lesson 23
  • The various forms of nouns in Arabic
• Lesson 24
• “The demonstrative pronouns and the relative ones
• Lesson 25
• “* An introduction to the /ixraab/ declension and differentiation
• Lesson 26
  • A composite number comprised of:
  • Numbers from one to 10. Lesson 18, 19
  • The numbers from eleven to 19. Rationalization
• The numbers range between 20 and 99. Clarification
• The numbers one hundred 200 … one thousand. Clarification
• Lesson 27
  • Nouns that have a shortened ending
  • Nouns that have curtailed endings
  • Nouns that have an extended end
• Lesson 28
  • Present, gift and essential verbs
• Lesson 29
  • Verbs that are beyond, gift , and destiny Tenses
• Lesson 30
  • Female and masculine verb
• Lesson 31
  • Affirmative Verb, terrible verb and other auxiliaries
• Lesson 32
  • The weak verb, as well as those with weaker letters
• Lesson 33
  • The intransitive and transitive verbs are explained.
• Lesson 34
  • The passive and active verb rationalization
• Lesson 35
• Five verbs definition
• Lesson 36
  • The cases/ixrabs of sound
• Lesson 37
  • The cases/ixrabs/ of the five verbs
• Lesson 38
  • The structure of the most popular verb
• Lesson 39
• “* Structure and meaning of Beyond Verb Clarification
• Lesson 40
  • The structure of the verb that is the most important
• Lesson 41
• The nouns of interrogative
• Lesson forty-two
• “interogative” nouns such as /kayfa/ and/or the nouns /kam/ and
• Lesson 43
• “The interrogative wreckage: and the hal/
• Lesson forty-four
• The personal pronoun (personal):
• nominative and accusative verbs
• Lesson 45
  • Nominative attached pronouns
• Lesson forty-six
  • Pronouns that are accusative connected
• Lesson forty-seven
  • Genitive attached
• Lesson forty eight
• Latent pronouns:
• Physical games for general use, and revisions to Pronouns for personal use
• Lektion forty-nine
  • Nouns with conditional meanings
• Lesson 50
  • Verbal nouns
• One lesson
  • The noun that has an extended ending
• Lesson fifty-two
  • The noun that has curtailed finish
• Lesson number fifty-three
  • The word with a shorter ending
• Lesson fifty-four
  • Female plural of sound
• Leçon fifty-five
  • This is the dual
• Lesson fifty-six
  • The masculine plural of the sound
• Lesson fifty-seven
• “The 5 Nouns
• Lesson 58
  • This is the nominal sentence
• The lesson fifty nine
• */kaana/ and its sister clarification
• Lesson 60
• */inna/ and its sister rationalization
• Lesson 61
• */laa/ the everyday rationalization of negation
• Lesson 62
• */kaada/ and its sister clarification
• Lesson sixty-three
• */dhanna/, and its siblings explanation
• Sixty-fourth lesson
  • The doer’s explanation
• Lesson sixty-five
  • The issue of passive and active
• Lesson 66
  • The rationalization of the object
• Lesson sixty-seven
  • The item’s absolute clarification
• Lesson 68
  • The object that is the cause explanation
• Leçon sixty-nine
  • The object rationalization based on circumstantial evidence
• Lesson 70
  • The item that is a concomitant clarification
• Seventy-oneth lesson
  • The renown
• Lesson 72
  • A unique preceding
• Lesson seventy-three
• A clarification of exclusions
• Lesson seventy-four
  • Exclusion 2 reason
• Lesson seventy-five
  • The clarification of exclusion 3
• Lesson 76
  • Prepositions, Meanings, and Prepositions
• Lesson seventy-seven
  • Types, Prepositions, and Prepositions clarification
• Lesson 78
• “Introduction to Followers Introduction to the Followers: explanation
• The Adjective
• Lesson 79
  • The explanation for the conjunction
• Lesson eighty
  • Substitution explanation
• Lesson eighty-one
  • Oral and Moral Assurance
• Lesson 82
  • The explanation in vocative form
• Lesson eighty-three
• *The exclamation clarifies the word “exclamation”.
• Lesson eighty four
  • Persuasion and the warning
• Lesson 85
  • The praise and the blame
• Lesson 86
  • The reason for choosing
• Lesson 87
  • The rationalization of the conditional sentence
• Lesson 88
  • The need for explanation
• Lesson 89
• *The apology welcome and congratulations
• Lesson 90
• ” * An introduction to the morphology of words
• Lesson 96
• Attribution of pronouns to verbs
• Lesson ninety-seven
• Affirmation or affirmation to the verb/the”emphasis”
• Lesson 98
• Active participle as well as the passive component
• Lesson ninety nine
• The time noun as well as the noun for area
• One hundred lessons
• The superlative as well as an adjective verbal
• Lesson one zero one
• Preference noun/superlative Noun
• Lesson 102
• The noun of utilization/instrument
• Lesson 103
• Relation to the phrase use of the complicated you’
• Lesson 104
• Diminution of Nouns
• Lesson one zero five
• The hamzas of liaison and the hamza of rupture. Lesson five
• Lesson 106
• The typeface of the Hamza of the liaison
• Lesson 107
• The typography of word ta”, and the abbreviated “alif
• Lesson 108
• The letters aren’t written and letters written that could be silent
• Lesson 109
• Letters that are ignored
• Leçon one hundred and ten
• Punctuation marks

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lesson-1 Three Kinds of Verb

lesson-2 Three Kinds of Verb Revision

lesson-3 Muslin Chart

lesson-4 Reasons foe an Islam to be Light

lesson-5 Pronoun Learn Arabic

lesson-6 Harf of Jaar Fragment