My Arabic Alphabet - Everyday Things Edition
This book introduces the Arabic alphabet through the familiar world of everyday objects. It begins with an introductory page displaying all the letters alongside their phonetic pronunciation using Roman letters. Each letter is then explored in a dedicated spread. On one side, the letter is prominently featured in a large format, accompanied by its phonetic transliteration to aid pronunciation. The opposite page showcases a beautifully illustrated everyday object that begins with the featured letter, with its name written in both Arabic and English, along with phonetic transliteration. This thoughtfully designed format makes learning the Arabic alphabet both engaging and practical, connecting language to the things we encounter in daily life.
This book introduces the Arabic alphabet through the familiar world of everyday objects. It begins with an introductory page displaying all the letters alongside their phonetic pronunciation using Roman letters. Each letter is then explored in a dedicated spread. On one side, the letter is prominently featured in a large format, accompanied by its phonetic transliteration to aid pronunciation. The opposite page showcases a beautifully illustrated everyday object that begins with the featured letter, with its name written in both Arabic and English, along with phonetic transliteration. This thoughtfully designed format makes learning the Arabic alphabet both engaging and practical, connecting language to the things we encounter in daily life.
This book introduces the Arabic alphabet through the familiar world of everyday objects. It begins with an introductory page displaying all the letters alongside their phonetic pronunciation using Roman letters. Each letter is then explored in a dedicated spread. On one side, the letter is prominently featured in a large format, accompanied by its phonetic transliteration to aid pronunciation. The opposite page showcases a beautifully illustrated everyday object that begins with the featured letter, with its name written in both Arabic and English, along with phonetic transliteration. This thoughtfully designed format makes learning the Arabic alphabet both engaging and practical, connecting language to the things we encounter in daily life.