الىila Arabic English

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What is the meaning of “ila” (الى)? Category: Arabic into English. Class 4 Elementary School.

Possessive Adjective Arabic Grammar (My, Your, His, Her)

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On this Arabic tutorial, I learn about Arabic Grammar with subtopic “Possessive Adjective” (My, Your, His, Her).

Possessive Adjective Arabic Grammar (My, Etc.)

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On this Arabic tutorial, I learn about basic grammar a little, i.e. Possessive Adjective (Dlamir Muttasil). In specific case, it’s for singular.

Arabic Uncle

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On this Arabic tutorial, I make some sentences by using word “uncle”.

Arabic His Name and Her Name

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On this post, I learn to implement possessive adjective in Arabic, i.e. his (for male) and her (for female).

Arabic This (Male and Female)

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On this post, I share some examples about using of word “this” in Arabic. As we know that “this” for male and female is different. So, be careful for a beginners!

Arabic Who is This?

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Today is English Day (#KamisInggris). So, I write about Arabic in English to translate “Who is this?” and other sentences.

Arabic New Month

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Today is new month, 1 November 2016. Hopefully, we live with new spirit too. What’s “new month” in Arabic? Let’s see below!

Teaching Arabic for Students of Elementary School Level

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Thursday is an English Day in Bandung City with Ridwan Kamil (Walikota). So, I will share my experience in teaching Arabic.

Arabic Greetings Latin

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Today is English day in my campus. So, I write about Arabic in English. This tutorial is aimed to beginners who still can’t read Arabic letters. So, don’t worry, I will write in Latin letters as easy as writing in English or Indonesian.

Arabic in the Garden

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Today is English day in Bandung and my campus. So, I explain Arabic in English too.

Learning Arabic Possessive Adjective for My

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On this Arabic tutorial, I make some sentences about “Possessive Adjective for My”.

My: noun + ي

صَدِيْقٌ: صَدِيْقَتِيْ

صَدِيْقَةٌ: صَدِيْقَتِيْ

Learning Arabic Demonstrative Pronouns This and That

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On this tutorial, I make some sentences in Arabic by using word “this” and “that”, either for male or female.

هَذَا: this (male)

هَذِهِ: this (female)

ذَالِكَ: that (male)

تِلْكَ: that (female)

Learning Arabic Teacher with Two Different Words

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Welcome to my diary blog. Hopefully, you will enjoy my example posts about Making Arabic Sentences by Using Word “Teacher”.

Learning Arabic This for Male and Female

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Welcome to my beloved blog to practice Arabic everyday and every time. Hopefully, this post will give us benefit though just a little.

In English, we can use word “this” for all persons (genders), either male or female. But, it’s different in Arabic.

Learning Arabic Nice to Meet You

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I have an Arabic expression to express “Nice to Meet You”. This expression is usually used when we meet someone. It refers that we are happy to meet someone, such as friend, guest, etc.

Learning Arabic Situ Cileunca Pangalengan Bandung-Cisewu Photo

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Learning Arabic must not be only seriously. We can tell about daily activities in the world, not only at home. For example, I tell about my tour in several simple sentences based on two photos.

Learning Arabic And You?

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We usually use expression “And you?” as a short question after receiving a question from our friend. For example: “Are you happy?” “Yes, I am happy, and you?”

Today let’s see such expression in Arabic plus short conversation:

Learning Arabic Where Are you From

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How to say “Where are you from?” in Arabic? Let’s see it in sentence, vocabularies and its reply!

Learning Arabic Good Afternoon and the Reply

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In English, we can reply expression “Good afternoon” with “Good afternoon” too. In Arabic, we usually reply “Good afternoon” with a different expression.