Learn to read Arabic the easy way - Earworms

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yourself, think of the word: M.O.P: mم م Lee, y, iيلل ‘L’ is easy – just turn it to face Left. This looks a bit like an ‘S’ with a long tail and two dots below.Imagine the dots are ‘e’s. So the ‘S’ + ‘ee’ spells ‘See’.Just remember the two ‘ee’s.When writing, sometimes the squiggle is left off:It also takes the ‘y’ sound as in ‘yacht’.DدLooks like an openD. د rرIs rounded and is rolling to the rightsسLooks like a curled up snakeoo or wوLooks like a 9. Imagine 9 cookies and 9 waffles.gغThis does look somewhat like a g with a difference. And the sound is different. It’s a bit like gargling!tطLooks like a turtle on the move.kكK as in kettle. The ‘s’ shape in the middle reminds of steamcoming out of the kettle!
Step 2: SpellingNow for a bit of fun, let’s spell some English words using Arabic letters.The purpose of this exercise is to work with the letters, to anchor them into your memory.Try writing them, too. Arabic is written from right to left. I repeat:.left to right from written is Arabic.to used getting some takes ThisBelow on the left you can see the printed letters and next to them on the right, the handwrittenversion:1.= man م + ا+‏ ن.tfel ot thgir morf etirw ot rebmemeR2.ث + ي + ن= thin.tfel ot thgir morf etirw ot rebmemeR3.ف + ا + ن= f**4.ل + ا + م + ب= l**b
Page 4 and 5: 5.+ يي + م= d*mد6.= m*th م +
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