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Arabic Alphabet Pronunciation

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    1. Arabic Letters: Alif, Baa, Taa, & Tha
    A lesson with Nassra Arabic Method
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    Interested in learning to speak Arabic? In this lesson, learn the basic principles of pronouncing Arabic and the first four letters of the alphabet.

    Arabic Letters: Alif, Baa, Taa, & Tha
    with Nassra Arabic Method

    Interested in learning to speak Arabic? In this lesson, learn the basic principles of pronouncing Arabic and the first four letters of the alphabet.

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    2. Arabic Letters: Jiim, Haa, and Kha
    A lesson with Nassra Arabic Method
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    In this lesson, learn how to handwrite, print, and pronounce the jiim (ج), haa (ح), and kha (خ) letters in Arabic. Join in to start flexing your Arabic skills!

    Arabic Letters: Jiim, Haa, and Kha
    with Nassra Arabic Method

    In this lesson, learn how to handwrite, print, and pronounce the jiim (ج), haa (ح), and kha (خ) letters in Arabic. Join in to start flexing your Arabic skills!

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    3. Arabic Letters: Daal, Thaal, Ra, Zaay
    A lesson with Nassra Arabic Method
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    Learn how to write and pronounce the Arabic letters daal (د), thaal, (ذ), ra (ر), and zaay (ز), and pick up a few new Arabic vocabulary words.

    Arabic Letters: Daal, Thaal, Ra, Zaay
    with Nassra Arabic Method

    Learn how to write and pronounce the Arabic letters daal (د), thaal, (ذ), ra (ر), and zaay (ز), and pick up a few new Arabic vocabulary words.

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    4. Arabic Letters: Siin, Shiin, Saad, Daad
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    In this lesson, continue learning the Arabic alphabet with siin (س), shiin (ش), saad (ص), and daad (ض). Discover how to pronounce and write these letters!

    Arabic Letters: Siin, Shiin, Saad, Daad
    with Nassra Arabic Method

    In this lesson, continue learning the Arabic alphabet with siin (س), shiin (ش), saad (ص), and daad (ض). Discover how to pronounce and write these letters!

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    5. Arabic Letters: Taa, Thaa, Ayin, Ghayn
    A lesson with Nassra Arabic Method
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    It’s time to move on to some of the trickiest members of the Arabic alphabet! Learn how to write and pronounce taa (ط), tha (ظ), ain (ع), and ghayn (غ).

    Arabic Letters: Taa, Thaa, Ayin, Ghayn
    with Nassra Arabic Method

    It’s time to move on to some of the trickiest members of the Arabic alphabet! Learn how to write and pronounce taa (ط), tha (ظ), ain (ع), and ghayn (غ).

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    Michelle F
    Thank you for such simple and easy to understand methods of learning the alphabet. I learned about 25 years ago and am using your courses to refresh what I forgot. Your pronunciation for USA learners is perfect!
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    Fariza A
    Thank you a lot)
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    Ryan S
    This is easier than I thought
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    Nassra Arabic Method
    Yes! I totally agree
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    SHANA V
    Hey, thanks! I didn't know arabic was so easy to lean. Just 28 letters and words that sound the way they are written. What more can one want after English and Chinese classes. As for the inflections, I've learnt French. They're not that hard. You just have to pretend you are clearing your throat. ;) I guess it will be easier for me since I also know Hindi and several Indian languages, though I don't write that many. Now I think I will learn Arabic by myself. Then its only a matter of speaking.
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    Nassra Arabic Method
    You Are welcome Shana! and Yes! you can learn Arabic by yourself.
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    Faiza M
    Thank you
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    Nassra Arabic Method
    Thanks for your comment Faiza :)
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