Let's Learn Some Arabic

By: Ibrahim Musa

Narrated by: Khari Khalil

Length: 30 mins

Publisher's summary

Studies show that visual learning has a long-lasting effect on our memory.

Is your child struggling to keep focus during Arabic class due to the boring material they are taught?

This picture book displays 250 of everyday life's most commonly used words. The words are split into themes such as fruits and vegetables, animals, parts of the body, colors, and much more.

I have ensured that every Arabic word is accurately vowelized, making it easy for the beginner to follow along. In addition, I have transliterated each Arabic word to English, so even if you are not yet fluent in the alphabet, you can also follow along and learn.

What are you waiting for? Download this audiobook today and kickstart your child's journey to proficiency!

©2023 Ibrahim Musa (P)2023 Ibrahim Musa

Fun and engaging

This audiobook is a fantastic tool for teaching arabic to children. My daughter was losing interest in her arabic lessons, but this picture book format with the audio combined has reignited her enthusiasm. The clear, vocalized words and accompanying English transliterations make it easy for her to learn and remember new vocabulary. She loves the different themes, esp the ones on animals and parts of the body. It's a comprehensive and well thought out resource that has made learning arabic a fun and engaging experience for her.

Great Guide

Production quality was top tier making it a very easy guide to learn Arabic for beginners.

Recommended

Every Arabic word is accurately vowelized, ensuring correct pronunciation and comprehension for beginners. Additionally, transliterations into English make it easy for learners of all levels to follow along and expand their vocabulary effortlessly.

really good resource

this book is really good for learning arabic.definitely add to your learning arsenal. i appreciate the narration too

Bit short but good

This audiobook is a decent tool for teaching Arabic to kids. It's a comprehensive and well-thought-out book that has made learning Arabic fun. I could have done with it being a little longer looking forward to a follow-up

A sweet book for kids learning Arabic- and dad!

"Let's Learn Some Arabic" by Ibrahim Musa is a fantastic resource for beginners like me who are just starting to learn Arabic. As a dad, I found this book incredibly helpful in introducing my child to the language in a fun and engaging way. What's interesting is that Musa's voice in the book reminds me of my son's rugby coach, which adds a familiar and friendly tone to the learning experience.

The book is structured around everyday themes such as fruits & vegetables, animals, and colors, making it relevant and practical for daily use. The inclusion of beautiful illustrations enhances the learning process and makes it easier to remember the words.

One of the key features of the book is the accurate vowelization of each Arabic word, which is essential for beginners. Additionally, the transliteration of the Arabic words into English allows even those who are not yet familiar with the Arabic alphabet to follow along and learn.

Foundational knowledge

I think this is a great book for providing a solid foundation in the language. It is written so that you build upon your knowledge step by step. Concepts are introduced gradually, allowing you to consolidate your learning before moving on to more advanced topics. I loved how I felt a sense of accomplishment by the end of each chapter.

Great way to start learning Arabic.

This feature is particularly helpful for parents who wish to support their children's learning journey but may not be fluent in Arabic themselves.

Easy way to learn Arabic, but get the book too

This is an easy way to learn Arabic.
The narrator's voice is very clear.
Follow along with the printed book the first time, then after that you can just practice along with the audiobook.
It's a valuable language to learn with the whole family.

So Thankful for Audio!

I know 3 languages really well and am working on two more. it is so important to hear things like the sounds made from the back of the throat, etc. I played the book at 0.7x speed to really get to hear each part of the words. I loved it!