Learn Arabic 1 Lower Beginner Arabic

Start speaking Arabic immediately in your first lesson. Step by step, from simple and basic Arabic. Great for absolute beginner or adults who just starting in Arabic. No fear of learning a new foreign language. What you get in Lower Beginner Arabic: You will get our full support hands on with: - 80 pages of Arabic learning material - 10 Arabic lessons: with simple dialogues, answer lots of learners questions regarding Arabic and giving simple guidelines to master Arabic. Start learning the fundamentals of speaking Arabic and knowing whatever the Arab locals are speaking on the streets. Hands on: Reading and writing. You can merge and join Arabic letters into words. -Spoken Arabic in Modern Arabic whilst street Arabic with the local dialects Content of lessons: Lesson 1: What’s your name? Lesson 2: How are you? Lesson 3: What is this? Lesson 4: This is? Lesson 5: Who are you? Lesson 6: Who is this? Lesson 7: Where do you live? Lesson 8: I speak little Arabic? Lesson 9: What’s the number? Lesson 10: Who lives with you? This book is the most powerful way to learn Arabic to from basic Arabic and simple speaking and Arabic dialogues. Learn the Arabic 1 book and gain confidence speaking Arabic. Why are the content effective? - Learn Arabic grammar with clear and simple explanation -Speak Arabic in your first lesson - simple phrases and expressions to expand Arabic sentence and dialogues - expand your word power with 3 or 4 new words and not to pressure you in learning and memorizing new words. Benefit of this book; Learn Arabic 1 for lower beginner - Read less but learn more, simple and stress free - Build proper fundamentals and simple words to expand word power and vocabularies - The author answered questions from students in clear and simple explanation. Here are some facts to achieve your potential: □ You need to allocate time to revise new lessons □ A phone to save audios and listen when you travel □ A small pocket notebook to write down new words □ Practice writing and spelling Arabic words □ Aspiration to learn Arabic □ Books as reference □ Engaged with the Arabic language by Speaking Arabic daily and reading more reference books □ Believed that you can achieve the foreign language feat, because others in Arabs continents and across the globe in Asia and Indonesia speak Arabic.