Learn Arabic Online – Level 3

Description

Arabs are highly sociable people and family play a very important part in their lives. In Arabic A1.2, learn how to introduce family members and describe people.

When a man is being introduced to a woman, he should wait to see if she extends her hand towards him first. It is not customary for Muslim women to shake a man’s hand in public settings. When a Western woman is introduced to a Muslim man, she also should respectfully wait for him to make the first move instead of extending her hand first in a greeting.

The so-called ‘personal space’ might be slightly smaller in the Middle East than it is in some Western countries. Try not to move away when a person steps closer as you might unwillingly offend them.

Course Content

• Lesson 1: Fruits Revision
• Lesson 2: Vegetables Revision
• Lesson 3: Food Revision
• Lesson 4: Some new food items
• Lesson 5: Table items
• Lesson 6: Some Restaurant items
• Lesson 7: Verb to like in Arabic
• Lesson 8: Negate Verb to like
• Lesson 9: Verb to prefer in Arabic
• Lesson 10: Negate Verb to prefer
• Lesson 11: More restaurant vocabulary
• Lesson 12: Let us practice more verb to eat
• Lesson 13: Let us practice more verb to drink
• Lesson 14: Let us practice more verbs to like and to prefer
• Lesson 15: Colours revision
• Lesson 16: More colours
• Lesson 17: What colour is this – Part 1
• Lesson 18: What colour is this – Part 2
• Lesson 19: Adjectives revision
• Lesson 20: Noun-Adj Agreement – Masculine nouns
• Lesson 21: Noun-Adj Agreement – Feminine nouns
• Lesson 22: Noun-Adj Agreement – Definiteness – Part 1
• Lesson 23: Noun-Adj Agreement – Definiteness – Part 2
• Lesson 24: Noun-Adj Disagreement
• Lesson 25: May I have a table for two please
• Lesson 26: Revision of the restaurant unit
• Lesson 27: Directions Revision
• Lesson 28: Imperative in Arabic
• Lesson 29: Verb to want
• Lesson 30: Negate Verb to want
• Lesson 31: Road signs
• Lesson 32: More Road signs – Part 2
• Lesson 33: More signs – Part 3
• Lesson 34: More places
• Lesson 35: How to read a map in Arabic
• Lesson 36: Introduction to the plural in Arabic
• Lesson 37: Masculine Sound Plurals
• Lesson 38: Feminine Sound Plurals
• Lesson 39: Broken Plurals
• Lesson 40: Revision of the unit
• Lesson 41: Future
• Lesson 42: Verb To Go future
• Lesson 43: Verb To Do Future
• Lesson 44: Verb To Work Future
• Lesson 45: Verb To Eat future
• Lesson 46: Verb To Study future
• Lesson 47: Time Expressions
• Lesson 48: Time unit revision
• Lesson 49: Dialogues in the Future Tense
• Lesson 50: Hobbies
• Lesson 51: Hobbies pt1
• Lesson 52: Hobbies pt2 Dialogues
• Lesson 53: Seasons
• Lesson 54: Weather
• Lesson 55: Verb To Feel future
• Lesson 56: Verb To Feel future negative
• Lesson 57: Body Parts
• Arabic Level 3 – End of Course Quiz