What is the Arabic Alphabet and how do you pronounce each letter?
Super Nova
2008-08-18 15:35:23 UTC
Links would also be helpful for the Arabic Alphabet too. Also, I have one additional question besides what the alphabet is, Could you also of course include how each letter is written in your link or whatever.
I also, have one more additional question.
How do you say hello in Arabic and how do you pronounce it?
Four answers:
2008-08-19 06:13:09 UTC
The Arabic Alphabet Is :
أ : Aleph
ب : Beh
ت : Teh
ث : Seh
ج : geem
ح :Hah
خ : Khah
د : Dal
ذ : zal
ر : Reh
ز : Zeen
س : Seen
ش : Sheen
ًص : Sad
ض : Dad
ط : Th
ظ : Zh
ع : Een
غ : Gheen
ف : Fh
ٌق : kaf
ك : Kaaf
ل : Lam
م : Meem
ن : Noon
هـ : HH
و : Waw
ى : Yh
Hello : Mar7aba : مرحبا
Se These Links :
http://www.islamguiden.com/arabic/eindex.html
http://www.egyptianarabic.com/index.php
http://www.arabacademy.com/
http://arabic.speak7.com/
citiskyline
2008-08-18 22:41:32 UTC
Check out Omniglot: it has that answer and the same for other languages.
http://www.omniglot.com/writing/arabic.htm
You'll find the alphabet, pronunciation, and a lot of other good links.
Good luck! Arabic's an extremely useful language, by the way, so it's very recommended.
2008-08-19 04:34:35 UTC
Alright babe, here we go.
Alif- looks like a straight line down and is equivalent to A
Baa- B
taa- soft T
thaa- th sound
jim- J
Heeh- soft and aspirated H
xaa- no english equivalent
daal- D
Thaal- harder th sound
raa- R
zaay (or zain depending)- Z
siin- S
Shiin- SH
Saad- Hard S, as in the word Saw
Daad- Hard d like saw with a D
Taa- Hard T
Thaa- hard Th
ayn- no equivalent, but the fundamental arabic letter
ghayn- no equivalent
Faa- F
Qaaf- Q
Kaaf- K
laam- L
Mim- M
nuun- N
Haah- H
waaw- W and U
Yaa- Y and i and E
If you really want to learn it and how to write it, try the book "Alif Baa"
2008-08-18 22:42:11 UTC
the arabic alphabet is :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arabic_alphabet
hello in arabic is : مرحبا which is pronounced marhaba
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