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Egyptian Arabic Language Lesson 1

The document introduces the Arabic alphabet by listing each letter and its pronunciation. It then lists the numbers 0-10 in Arabic and their pronunciations. It provides additional information on number usage, such as how dual nouns are formed and how numbers between 11-19 are pronounced as single words. The document concludes by giving examples of how to read and write numbers between 100-999 in Arabic.

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Egyptian Arabic Language Lesson 1

The document introduces the Arabic alphabet by listing each letter and its pronunciation. It then lists the numbers 0-10 in Arabic and their pronunciations. It provides additional information on number usage, such as how dual nouns are formed and how numbers between 11-19 are pronounced as single words. The document concludes by giving examples of how to read and write numbers between 100-999 in Arabic.

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Lesson: 1

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

- -
1

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)
2

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


3shreen)
Five and forty
arba3een)

and in Arabic = wa (arba3a wa


(khamsa wa

To study hundreds (300-900) in Egyptian its sounds as one


word not like English (three hundred)
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900

meyya
Metein
Toltomeyya
Rob3omeyya
Khomsomeyya
Settomeyya
Sob3omeyya
Tomnomeyya
Ts3omeyya

224 = meteen arba3a we 3eshreen


585= khomsomeyya khamsa we tamanin
Example
130
217
306
580
777
942
20
70
211
378
4

206
219..

Picture of the day


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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