Joode: learn Arabic Alphabet 4+

Name: Joode: learn Arabic Alphabet
Rating: 4.7 (56 reviews)
Author: Nursultan Askarbekuly

28 letters, 3 vowels & 1 love

Nursultan Askarbekuly

Designed for iPad

- 4.7 • 56 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Learn 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet, their pronunciation and graphics in an easy and interactive way. Draw on your device's screen and practice pronouncing the letters after a native speaker.

Our app is for people starting the journey on their own or with a teacher. No prerequisite knowledge of Arabic is required.

The alphabet is conveniently split into lesson of 3-4 characters to facilitate memorising.

Arabic is a beautiful language, that will boost your intelligence and open for you the doors to the sacred knowledge. This app is your first step into it.

Have a fruitful journey!

Please, note that the app is optimised for iPhones starting from model 5 and upwards. iPads should be fine most of the time.

1 Mar 2022

Version 1.9.8

As-salaamu 'alaikum! In this version, we've fixed the language localization problem for Russian, French, Turkish and Indonesian.

4.7 out of 5

56 Ratings

Fonction

Je valide grave l’ambiance et j’ai retenu avec cette méthode MERCI

Trop bien merci

5 étoiles +++ ;)

Goede methode voor alfabet maar religieuze teksten

Goede oefenmethode, letters worden er in groepjes van 3-4 in gedrild en echt grondig herhaald met een quiz en nog een herhaling. De uitspraak wordt vergezeld van schematische tekening van de mondholte die toont hoe je de klank moet vormen. Enkel de naam van elke letter wordt geoefend, niet hoe je ze gebruikt in woorden. Er wordt even ingegaan op de combinatie met drie klinkers. De schrijfwijze in combinatie met andere letters had ik ook verwacht. Jammer dat de begeleidende teksten enkel religieus zijn en dat de sprong van het alfabet nadat een tekst wel heel groot is.

thanks for your feedback. it is true that we only cover letter names and a bit of vowels, and don't go much further yet. in future we are planing to add more lessons. as for the sample recordings they are religious indeed. in fact most of it is Quranic extracts. The app is mainly aimed at muslims willing to read Quran in Arabic and learn more about the religion, so that's the reason we only have Islamic audio content. May be i should make it more obvious in the description of the app or something. I'll think about it, thanks.

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