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  • INTRODUCTORY ARABIC (LEVEL I)

INTRODUCTORY ARABIC (LEVEL I)

About this Course

This course is the first stage of the Introductory Level of the Arabic Language programme. Students taking this course ‎are exposed to the vocabulary, grammar and Arabic phrases as well as introductory conversational Arabic in daily ‎situational contexts. Cultural elements are also incorporated in the course. Emphasis is given to consolidating the four ‎communication skills, namely listening, speaking, reading and writing. The course aims to equip students with the ability ‎to communicate using simple Arabic phrases relevant to foundation level.‎

Course Syllabus

Syllabus Info
Introduction/Greetings)
Introduction of Arabic language background and Arabic Culture ‎Arabic alphabets and Daily Greetings
Names of states, countries & ‎nationalities
Detached and Attached pronouns
Names of universities, faculties & ‎subjects Stationeries


Family
Family members ‎Expression ‎Occupation ‎Question words
Huruf al-jar (prepositions)‎


House
Types of living place ‎Furnitures & ‎Compartment
Expression Adjective (Sifah mawsuuf)


Foods and Beverages
Types of foods ‎Types of beverages ‎Types of meals
Verb (to order foods)‎
Adjectives (hungry/ ‎full/thirsty/etc)


Daily Activities
Daily Activities
Expression In Daily Activities ‎Clock,Times and Days
Differences between Present Tense and Past Tense


Frequently Asked Questions

Course FAQ
Q1 : What are the benefits of learning Arabic as a third language?
A1 : High-level institutions provide a structured and immersive learning environment with experienced instructors, access to authentic resources, and opportunities for advanced study.

Q2 : How challenging is it to learn Arabic as a third language?
A2 : Arabic can be challenging due to its unique script and grammar. However, with dedication and effective instruction, high-level institutions can provide the necessary support for successful language acquisition.