Sun and Moon Letters
Why do we pronounce the “l” in الشمس but not in القمر? Discover the secret of sun and moon letters for correct reading.
Lessons in letters, reading, and writing
Why do we pronounce the “l” in الشمس but not in القمر? Discover the secret of sun and moon letters for correct reading.
One “book,” two “books” — but in Arabic, two gets its own special form! Learn the dual with your child.
“Wrote, writes, write!” — one verb, three forms. Learn Arabic's three verb tenses with your child.
I, you, he, she... small words we use instead of repeating a name every time. Meet Arabic's personal pronouns.
“And,” “then,” “or” — short words that link two words or sentences together. See how they work.
“Madrasa” and “bayt” both end in a “t” sound, but they're written differently! Learn when to use each form.
“Boy” and “girl,” “teacher” (m) and “teacher” (f) — learn how Arabic tells masculine and feminine nouns apart.
“A big house,” “a beautiful cat” — learn about the adjective that describes a noun and paints a clearer picture.
«ب», «ت», and «ث» look almost the same — but their dots change everything! Practice telling similar Arabic letters apart.