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Modern Standard Arabic Absolute Beginner's Course
Section 1: Introduction
Introduction to Modern Standard Arabic (1:49)
This course's approach to learning Arabic (2:14)
Quick start - greetings and small talk (12:18)
How to work through this course (5:08)
Grammatical terms we will use (6:38)
Mindsets, habits, and skills of an Arabic learner (5:13)
About the teacher (2:28)
Section 2: "I am" - your first sentences
"I am ___________" (3:13)
"I am Syrian/Egyptian/Canadian..." (4:20)
"I am a student" (8:27)
Review of Section 2 (2:07)
Section 2 Summary and Resources
Section 2 Exercises
Section 2 Quiz
Section 3: "Are you?" - asking questions
"Yes", "No", and "?" (4:58)
"Are you Nada?" (2:49)
"Are you from Brazil? Are you a doctor?" (2:58)
Review of Section 3 (1:46)
Section 3 Summary and Resources
Section 3 Exercises
Section 3 Quiz
Mid-Course Reflection
Section 4: "This is Omar" - referring to others
"This" and "he" (4:27)
"He is an engineer from Syria" (3:08)
"This is Zeina. She is from Saudi Arabia" (4:32)
"She is tall. You are short." (6:29)
"The Tunisian is beautiful and Canada is distant." (6:50)
Review of Section 4 (1:02)
Section 4 Summary and Resources
Section 4 Exercises
Section 4 Quiz
Section 5: "A" and "The" - referring to things correctly
The nominal sentence in Arabic (5:49)
"A girl", "the girl", "this is the girl" (6:10)
Pronunciation of الـ (3:19)
Sun and moon letters (5:29)
"A fast car" and "the fast car" (9:20)
Review of Section 5 (1:32)
Section 5 Summary and Resources
Section 5 Exercises
Section 5 Quiz
Section 6: "The tea is on the table" - using prepositions
"We", "you" (plural), and "they" (5:06)
Understanding sentences and pronunciation (2:19)
In front of and behind (2:55)
In, with, over, under (4:20)
A dog is under the tree (4:49)
Between, from, and preposition review (3:07)
This book is excellent! (7:27)
Section 6 Summary and Resources
Section 6 Exercises
Section 6 Quiz
Section 7: Conclusion
Course Wrap-Up (2:53)
Final course reflection
Grammatical terms we will use
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