Arabic Alphabet
12 resources created by 9 users
This Arabic Alphabet page on GoConqr gathers a small collection of community-made flashcards, quizzes and a note. They cover letter forms and sounds, vowels, and sun and moon letters. School students can use them to practice recognizing letters, while teachers can find material for school-level study. The collection offers both cards for going over examples and questions for checking recognition. Start with a flashcard deck, then try a quiz.
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122 cardsArabic Alphabet The Arabic Alphabet
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77 cardsArabic Alphabet 2 Arabic Alphabet with Begin/Middle/End variations.
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29 cardsArabic Letters
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9 questionsEgyptian Arabic Alphabet Which letters is that?
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5 questionsUntitled There are 29 letters in the Arabic alphabet.
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About Arabic Alphabet
GoConqr OriginalStart with letters and sounds
The Arabic Alphabet collection brings together resources made by GoConqr users. A useful starting point is Arabic Letters, a flashcard deck that pairs letter names with sound representations, such as /ba/ and b. Go through the cards and look for names and sounds you recognize.
Another alphabet deck shows Arabic letters alongside names and indicates whether examples connect. Use it after the sound cards to compare the written forms with the names you have seen.
Look at forms and vowels
A second alphabet deck shows forms such as ا and ـا, as well as different forms of ب. Compare these examples as you work through the cards. The Arabic Vowels deck pairs written examples such as بِ, بُ and بَ with bi, bu and ba.
For a short written explanation, open Arabic Info. Its notes include Alif Maqsura and where it appears in a word. Return to the flashcards as you read to compare the written examples.
Check recognition with a quiz
The Egyptian Arabic Alphabet quiz asks learners to identify letters and answer questions about their order. Try it after studying the letter cards, then return to the cards to review anything you want to check. Another quiz asks about sun and moon letters, including the sound of lam.
There are no mind maps listed on this page. With a free account, you can make your own map and use it alongside a quiz: organize letter names and forms on the map, then return to the quiz to check your recognition.
Explore the unit
Arabic Alphabet is a section of the Alphabets and Scripts unit in the subject Other languages (Catalan, Galician, Basque, Romanian, Asian...). Within this section, the cards, note and quizzes offer different ways to work with the listed letter examples. Pick a resource to begin exploring them.
Frequently asked questions
Which resource should I start with?
Arabic Letters is a useful place to start if you want to connect letter names with sound representations. It includes examples such as /ba/ and b. After looking through the cards, you can use the Egyptian Arabic Alphabet quiz to check letter recognition and questions about letter order.
What do the flashcards cover?
The flashcards include letter names and sounds, written letter forms, and vowel examples. Arabic Vowels pairs forms such as بِ, بُ and بَ with bi, bu and ba. Other decks show Arabic letters alongside names or present different written forms of letters for comparison.
Are the listed resources free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study, and you can take the quizzes without an account. The collection was made by GoConqr users. It includes flashcards, quizzes and a note, so you can choose a format that suits what you want to practice.
Are there mind maps on this page?
There are no mind maps listed in this collection. The available resources include flashcards for comparing letters and sounds, a note with an explanation of Alif Maqsura, and quizzes for checking letter recognition and exploring sun and moon letters.