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Arabic Learning Course - Lesson 3 Summary

Lesson 3 of the Arabic learning course focuses on everyday expressions, key verbs, and sentence building for absolute beginners. It introduces essential vocabulary, such as 'English' (Al-Ingleeziyya) and 'Arabic' (Al-'Arabiyya), along with practical sentences and grammar tips. Key verbs include 'I understand' (Afham) and 'I speak' (Atakallam), emphasizing the importance of pronoun dropping and connected sounds in Arabic grammar.

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Arabic Learning Course - Lesson 3 Summary

Lesson 3 of the Arabic learning course focuses on everyday expressions, key verbs, and sentence building for absolute beginners. It introduces essential vocabulary, such as 'English' (Al-Ingleeziyya) and 'Arabic' (Al-'Arabiyya), along with practical sentences and grammar tips. Key verbs include 'I understand' (Afham) and 'I speak' (Atakallam), emphasizing the importance of pronoun dropping and connected sounds in Arabic grammar.

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Arabic Learning Course - Lesson 3

Summary
Course Title: Learn Arabic from Scratch (Absolute Beginners)
Instructor: Learn Arabic with Asmae
Lesson Topic: Everyday Expressions, Verbs & Sentence Building
This document summarizes the core vocabulary, key verbs, grammar guidelines, and example
sentences taught in Lesson 3 of the course.

1. Core Vocabulary
Essential everyday words introduced in this lesson:
English Term Arabic Transliteration Arabic Script

English Al-Ingleeziyya ِ ‫اِإل ْن ِجل‬


‫ِيزيَّة‬

Arabic Al-'Arabiyya ‫الع َر ِبيَّة‬


َ

And Wa ‫َو‬

Yes Na'am ‫َن َعم‬

Me too / Also Ana aydan ‫َأ َنا َأ ْيضًا‬

A little bit Qaleelan ‫َقلِياًل‬

Very well Jayyidan ‫َج ِّي ًدا‬

2. Key Verbs
Verbal expressions practiced during the lesson:
●​ I understand: Afham (‫)َأ ْف َهم‬
●​ I speak: Atakallam (‫)َأ َت َكلَّم‬
●​ To speak: An atakallam (‫)َأنْ َأ َت َكلَّم‬
●​ With you (males): Ma'ak (‫) َم َعك‬

3. Common Practice Sentences


Practical sentences constructed throughout the lesson:
‫َأ‬
1.​ I understand English very well: Afhamu al-ingleeziyya jayyidan (‫ِيز َّي َة َج ِّي ًدا‬ ِ ‫) ْف َه ُم اِإل ْن ِجل‬
‫َأ‬
2.​ I speak English and Arabic: Atakallamu al-ingleeziyya wa al-'arabiyya (‫ِيز َّية‬ َ ِ ‫َت َكلَّ ُم اِإلن ِجل‬
ْ
‫الع َر ِبيَّة‬
َ ‫)و‬َ
3.​ I want to speak with you: Ureedu an atakallama ma'ak (‫)ُأ ِري ُد َأنْ َأ َت َكلَّ َم َم َعك‬
4.​ I speak Arabic a little bit too: Ana aydan atakallamu al-'arabiyya qaleelan (‫َأ َنا َأ ْيضًا َأ َت َكلَّ ُم‬
‫الع َر ِب َّي َة َقلِياًل‬
َ )

4. Grammar & Pronunciation Tips


●​ Pronoun Dropping: Personal pronouns like Ana (I) are optional before conjugated verbs
because the verb structure already indicates the speaker.
●​ Connected Sounds: Adding an "u" / "o" vowel ending (*-u*) to the end of a verb creates
a smoother transition into the following object word.

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