Make sure you go through the new Arabic Language Frequently Asked Questions section (FAQs). It has a growing list of common questions selected from hundreds of visitors and students of Arabic language.

Here is a full list of the examples for to compare..

As requested by other visitors learning Arabic language, you can now test your newly aquired Arabic language skills here. These words have been selected to test various writing issues commonly faced by beginners. The following table shows common Arabic words, their meaning and transliteration in English. Most of these words were commonly requested in emails I recieved on "how do I write XYZ in Arabic".

By now, you should be able to read Arabic words easily, it is time to expand your vocabulary. Go through these examples to test your newly aquired language skills..

Read this word.. (image: If your browser can't render Arabic text) Pronunciation (Translitration in English) Meaning in English Read this word.. (text) ‘arabi Arab   عربي   al-'arabiya Arabic   ?????????   sooriya Syria   ????????   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي   ‘arabi Arab   عربي

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• Now, for more advanced practice of vocabulary, I recommend this excellent book: Build Your Arabic Vocabulary: 1,000 Key Words to Move Beyond Beginner Arabic. To practice Arabic Verbs, this is a good starting point for the more advanced stage: 501 Arabic Verbs: Fully Conjugated in All Forms

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