Speak Arabic to non-native speakers at intermediate level

Speak Arabic to non-native speakers at intermediate level
Published 4/2024
Duration: 1h26m | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 747 MB

Genre: eLearning | Language: English [/center]

Speak Arabic to non-native speakers at intermediate level Long movements, stillness, and reading some simple sentences

What you'll learn
Learning to speak Arabic is the subject of long, extended movements of all kinds.
Learn and explain sukun and how to pronounce and write it in a simple and easy way.
Know the differences between the various types of extensions.
Read and pronounce some compound words and sentences of medium difficulty.

Requirements
The trainee only needs some time, reading aloud, and serious follow-up.

Description
Arabic language learning course for non-native speakers, intermediate level, second level. In this educational course, we continue our serious steps to provide assistance to everyone who wants to learn the Arabic language, and after we have learned the Arabic letters, their shapes, and the movements that accompany them, the dhamma, fatha, and kasra, and the correct, correct, and easy pronunciation of these letters, and the formation of simple triliteral words and their pronunciation. In the first introductory course, we showed how to read these words and provided several tips regarding applying this step, the problems related to it, and useful tips for solving them.
We now present to you the intermediate level of this wonderful course, which includes a simplified and easy explanation of very important topics, which are the topics of long, drawn-out sounds of various types, the madd with the alif, the madd with the waw, and the madd with the ya', and extensive training on them and the correct pronunciation of them, and an explanation of the difference between short movements and long movements practically and theoretically,
and then after that we explain in The current course also includes the topic of sukun, many examples of it, reading it, good training, and a lot of words that contain sukun.
Then we proceed together in this valuable educational training course to the topic of sukun, its definition, types, method of writing it, its correct pronunciation, and practical training on how to read it, and also mentioning the most important observations, recommendations, and advice for dealing with words. and also mentions the problems that we may encounter when exposed to words and sentences, and solutions and advice for them.
Then we read a useful and beneficial reading of some words and sentences that contain the most important components of the current course, such as extended movements of all kinds, short movements, long movements, extended types of their types, and sukoon. We ask God for success, payment, and guidance.
Who this course is for:
Learn Arabic at the intermediate level for non-Arabic speakers, for those who can read Arabic letters and want to continue the path.

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