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    Egyptian Arabic Lesson 1

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    This document presents the Arabic alphabet and numbers from 0 to 19. It lists each letter of the alphabet in Arabic script and English transcription. It then lists the numbers 0 to 10 in Arabic script, transcription and English. It provides some notes on Arabic grammar including dual nouns and numbers 11 to 19 being single units. Finally, it lists common words for parts of a bedroom in Arabic script, transcription and English.

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    Egyptian Arabic Lesson 1

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    This document presents the Arabic alphabet and numbers from 0 to 19. It lists each letter of the alphabet in Arabic script and English transcription. It then lists the numbers 0 to 10 in Arabic script, transcription and English. It provides some notes on Arabic grammar including dual nouns and numbers 11 to 19 being single units. Finally, it lists common words for parts of a bedroom in Arabic script, transcription and English.

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    Learn Egyptian language. Arabic Ammaya

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    This document presents the Arabic alphabet and numbers from 0 to 19. It lists each letter of the alphabet in Arabic script and English transcription. It then lists the numbers 0 to 10 in Arabic script, transcription and English. It provides some notes on Arabic grammar including dual nouns and numbers 11 to 19 being single units. Finally, it lists common words for parts of a bedroom in Arabic script, transcription and English.

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    Egyptian Arabic Lesson 1

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    Paul Sullivan
    This document presents the Arabic alphabet and numbers from 0 to 19. It lists each letter of the alphabet in Arabic script and English transcription. It then lists the numbers 0 to 10 in Arabic script, transcription and English. It provides some notes on Arabic grammar including dual nouns and numbers 11 to 19 being single units. Finally, it lists common words for parts of a bedroom in Arabic script, transcription and English.

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    The document discusses the Arabic alphabet and numbers.

    Numbers are written from left to right and only numbers 0-10 need to be memorized. Patterns are used for higher numbers.

    Numbers from 11-19 are considered single units and pronounced as one number like in English.

    The Arabic Alphabet:

    Khah

    Hah

    Geem

    Seh

    Teh

    Beh

    Alif

    Sad

    Shin

    Sin

    Zen

    Reh

    Zal

    Dal

    Qaf

    Feh

    Ghein

    ein

    Zah

    Tah

    Dad

    Nun

    Mim

    Lam

    Kaf

    /
    Yeh

    Waw Heh

    - -
    -

    Numbers
    0

    Sefr

    Wahed

    Etnin

    Talata

    Arba3a

    Khamsa

    Seta

    Sab3a

    Tamania

    Tesa3a

    10

    3ashara

    Numbers in Arabic are read and written from left to right.


    You only need to memorize numbers from 0 -10 the other
    numbers have a pattern and will be easy to read.
    Any singular noun is mentioned without using the number
    1 before it (ketab) book.
    In Arabic we have duals in masc. nouns we add (ein) and
    fem.noun we add (tein).
    Ex: ketab+ein = ketabein
    (2books)
    Kobaia =tein = kobaitein
    (2cups)
    Numbers from 11-19 are considered as a unit they are
    pronounced as one number as English.

    11

    7edashar

    12

    etnashar

    13

    talattashar

    14

    Arba3tashar

    15
    16

    khamastasha
    r
    settashar

    17

    Sab3atashar

    18

    Tamantashar

    19

    Tesa3atashar

    The tens from 20- 90 just we will add EEN


    20
    30
    40
    50
    60
    70
    80
    90

    3eshreen
    Talateen
    Arba3een
    Khamseen
    Setteen
    Sab3een
    Tamaneen
    Tes3een

    To read numbers like 24, 45 we read them in this order


    (units then tens)
    Ex: four and twenty
    and in Arabic = wa (arba3a wa
    3shreen)
    Five and forty
    (khamsa wa
    arba3een)
    Picture of the day
    3

    Bed room
    Mat
    Sheet
    Pillow
    Mattress
    bed
    Cupboard
    clothes
    mirror
    comb
    Drawer
    Blanket
    plug
    window
    curtain

    Odet noom
    Segada
    Melaia
    Makhada
    Martaba
    Serir
    Dolab
    Hedom
    Meraia
    Mesht
    Dorg
    Batania
    Fisha
    Shebak
    setara

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