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How to learn 1000+ words in Arabic? 1001 Words eBook project - ألف كلمة وكلمة
1001 words (alf kalimah wa-kalimah ألف كلمة وكلمة) is an eBook with more than thousand words in Arabic. You can download it as PDF or use it as an interactive eBook where you can listen to the words and example, and practice memorizing the words.
Here is the link where you can download the PDF (it's free), you just need to add to cart and it will give you the download link:
wp.champolu.com/product/1001-words-alf-kalimah-wa-kalimah-arabic-vocabulary-book/
And here is the link to the interactive eBook:
champolu.com/ebooks/1001/sample2.html
This is an ongoing project and experiment. We're looking for your feedback. Any suggestions or ideas are more than welcome, and also any problems or issues.
Here is the link where you can download the PDF (it's free), you just need to add to cart and it will give you the download link:
wp.champolu.com/product/1001-words-alf-kalimah-wa-kalimah-arabic-vocabulary-book/
And here is the link to the interactive eBook:
champolu.com/ebooks/1001/sample2.html
This is an ongoing project and experiment. We're looking for your feedback. Any suggestions or ideas are more than welcome, and also any problems or issues.
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where is the 1000 words?
Hi! You can download it from here: wp.champolu.com/product/1001-words-alf-kalimah-wa-kalimah-arabic-vocabulary-book/
it is easy to understand
Thanks!
Excellent way of teaching thanks a lot
Excellent way of teaching thanks a lot
Excellent way of teaching thanks a lot
Download the eBook for free (for now 😉) wp.champolu.com/product/1001-words-alf-kalimah-wa-kalimah-arabic-vocabulary-book/
Try a sample the interactive eBook here, let us know what you think 😃 champolu.com/ebooks/1001/sample2.html
Very useful and helpful, thank you very much! Keep it up!
شكرا لك علي المعلو مة
Very easy to understand with clear example. Thank you a lot.
ماشاءاللہ
Thanks for all the great feedback! To learn more about the basics of Arabic Grammar and to support our channel, you can take our Udemy course on the basics of Arabic grammar - 3 Hour online course covering 15+ topics of Arabic Grammar: www.udemy.com/course/basic-arabic-grammar/?referralCode=3F5A26D6E22CE32C3819
The explanation is very clear and easy to be understood... Thank you so much Ustadz❤
Complex but learnable ,just need more time.
Very nice
Thanks! Please let us know if you have any questions in Arabic 😊
Hello, the teacher is very good. She only has Pinyin and Arabic. The writing is very clear. You can copy it out, but you have to risk making it a little louder. Your voice is not very loud. Thank you.😊😊
Thanks!
why you attached the pics of ugly people on your thumbnail?
Well they are just people, not ugly 😃 and it's a meme about when something looks similar but different in a confusing way 😃
SOO Helpful thank you !!!
You're welcome! Please let us know if there are other topics in Arabic that you want us to cover 😊
Learned a lot , Thank you indeed from Taiwan 😄
Thank you! I found your video incredibly helpful as an English speaker trying to learn Arabic!
Fun and educational ! and congratulations!
Thank you 😊
Good work
Thank you!
اعتقد ان مهمتى انتهت معنديش حاجه اقدمها تانى،،كفايه ضيعنا وقت طويل ،من غير فايده ،،اللى معاه حل تانى يتفضل بس انا خلاص ،،
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So لدى means “with” and عِنْد means “at”. So they are originally prepositions but with the suffix they become “have”? Please correct me if wrong
absolutely correct 👍
Amaizing, JazakhAllahukhairan akhi
Very informative video ,more please sir .
Thank you so much! Yes, hopefully there will be more soon🙂
Thank you! Very clear!
Thank you! Glad it's helpful
Toooollll،😍😍😍😘😘شكرا💛💛
عفوا ☺
Why are not you saying the un ore en for example.. indee seyyarete.. instead of indee seyyareten ore indeki kelb instead of indeki kelben i am writing you from turkey .. thanks
Greetings to Turkey and wishing everyone there to be safe! This is a very good question! These topics are mainly for beginners to focus on the basic grammatical expressions. Adding i'raab or grammatical vowels at the word endings is unnecessary and can be confusing at this point. It can also be confusing to native speakers as well, so one common rule for speaking Arabic is: سَكِّن تَسلَم which roughly translates to "stick to the word ending without grammatical vowels, and you'll be safe"
Excellent explanation. Thank you very much
Thank you! Glad it's helpful
Good explanation 👍
Thanks 🙂
What's the difference between them?
Hello, and sorry for the delay in answering the question. They can be used the same way for most parts. But "3inda" is also used in dialects, so it might be better to use. The issue with "ladaa" is that its ending changes to "y", when adding a pronoun. By the way, there is an update to this lesson with other words that can also mean have in different contexts: champolu.com/ebooks/arabic-cheat-sheet-msa/#h.knefqdr7us4
do u really need to take a pic with that thing on ur face? You can as well put anybody's head
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Its helpful 😀شكل ا
عفوا :)
Super Baba
From India
I have subscribed
Well done Good colour combination
Thanks a lot 😊
Can you provide pdf of it
You can check the interactive version of it here: champolu.com/ebooks/arabic-cheat-sheet-msa/#h.3g7xpry5v7a4
Very nice
I love it so clear and easy to understand. Thank you
Very good
Very helpful
So nice
It is so confusing for the beginners
Walad? Or waladun?
It is not necessary to use "un" at the end, so just saying "walad" is fine. Knowing these endings is an advanced topic that shouldn't be taught that early to beginners :) In addition, these endings are not usually used in spoken Arabic
Vey grateful to beginners. Very thank ful
Yes
You are most welcome
Videonya menarik bamget(a very interesting video). Easy to understand