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ali04321
‘Learn Arabic-language guide’ is a great app developed by ‘QuranReading’ for the purpose of learning Arabic. If you are traveling to an Arabic country or wish to learn Arabic for some reason, then look no further because this app is just the thing for you. Download and install this app and be on your way to learning Arabic the quickest way possible!
Download Arabic Alphabets From Play - Store
Features
Translation
The app has an English-to-Arabic translations of basic words and phrases to help you familiarize with the basics of the language. Tap on each word to hear the narrator speak its respective Arabic translation. The translation has the following sections:
Arabic alphabets
Select the desired alphabet and hear its translation in English.
Arabic numbers
Listen to the pronunciation of Arabic numbers and listen to their respective English translation.
Vocabulary and common sentences
Learn the translations of a wide vocabulary of commonly used Arabic words along with the commonly used Arabic sentences.
Preposition
The most common prepositions used in Arabic, which help in completing a sentence.
Masculine Feminine
Learn the difference in the Arabic vocabulary in the masculine and feminine words.
Interrogative article, personal pronouns and nominal sentences
These are translated from English to Arabic, thereby further assisting in learning to speak Arabic as these are used commonly in daily life.
MashaAllah a wonderful resource for learners of basic arabic, it has clear audio pronunciations presented in a realistic conversational manner, some of the stuff is not grammatically correct but appears correct in literal conversation such as "do you like it" is translated as "does it astonish you" in arabic but it appears to be the current and closest usage, some other reviews in the play store appear to come from higher level arabic speakers who have helped pick out flaws for correction, but from the quick check i made, it appears to be the best and easiest resourse i have come across yet.
I think it is easily possible to leave the kids to self teach with this app and not only that, they'll be teaching me in a few days.
Beats horrid henry, arthur, and caillou any day.
Ps. Would be a lot more helpful if you could use Quranic terms so that we feel familiar when reading and that the virtue and reward is increased along with the feeling of being immersed in more fruitful learning.
JazakAllahu khairan for the excellent effort.