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🌍 Building Your Arabic Vocabulary Toolbox

Work & Modern Life Words


Imagine you’re packing a suitcase for an adventure to an Arabic-speaking country. Each word you learn is like putting a useful tool in your bag. The more tools you pack, the more amazing things you can do!


🕐 Time Words (كلمات الوقت)

The Story of Little Clock

Think of time words like a friendly clock that helps everyone know when things happen. In Arabic, time words are your magical keys to scheduling adventures!

Essential Time Words

Arabic Pronunciation English Example
الآن al-aan now أنا هنا الآن (I am here now)
غداً ghadan tomorrow سأذهب غداً (I will go tomorrow)
أمس ams yesterday رأيته أمس (I saw him yesterday)
صباحاً sabaahan morning أستيقظ صباحاً (I wake up in the morning)
مساءً masaa’an evening نأكل مساءً (We eat in the evening)
دقيقة daqeeqa minute انتظر دقيقة (Wait a minute)
ساعة saa’a hour درست ساعة (I studied for an hour)

Quick Tip: Think of صباحاً (morning) as when the Sun wakes up!


📅 Days and Months (الأيام والشهور)

The Calendar’s Song

Days and months are like a song the calendar sings. Each day has its own melody, and months tell the story of the year!

Days of the Week

Arabic Pronunciation English
الأحد al-ahad Sunday
الإثنين al-ithnayn Monday
الثلاثاء ath-thulaathaa’ Tuesday
الأربعاء al-arbi’aa’ Wednesday
الخميس al-khamees Thursday
الجمعة al-jum’a Friday
السبت as-sabt Saturday

Fun Fact: الجمعة (Friday) comes from “gathering” - it’s when people gather for prayers!

Months (Gregorian)

Arabic Pronunciation English
يناير yanaayir January
فبراير fibraayir February
مارس maaris March
أبريل abreel April
مايو maayu May
يونيو yuunyu June
يوليو yuulyu July
أغسطس aghustus August
سبتمبر sibtambir September
أكتوبر uktuubir October
نوفمبر nufimbir November
ديسمبر deesimbir December

Example Sentence:

ولدت في مارس (I was born in March)


👨‍⚕️ Professions (المهن)

The Village of Workers

Imagine a busy village where everyone has a special job. Each profession keeps the village running smoothly!

Common Professions

Arabic Pronunciation English What They Do
طبيب tabeeb doctor Helps sick people feel better
مدرّس mudarris teacher Shares knowledge with students
مهندس muhandis engineer Builds bridges and buildings
ممرّض mumarrid nurse Cares for patients
محامي muhaami lawyer Helps with laws and justice
طاهي taahi chef/cook Makes delicious food
سائق saa’iq driver Takes people places
صحفي sahafi journalist Writes news stories
محاسب muhaasib accountant Works with numbers and money

Memory Trick: طبيب (doctor) sounds like “ta-BEEB” - think of a heart monitor going “beep beep”!

Example:

أبي طبيب (My father is a doctor)


📚 Education (التعليم)

The Learning Garden

School is like a garden where minds grow. Each word is a seed that helps your knowledge bloom!

School Vocabulary

Arabic Pronunciation English
مدرسة madrasa school
جامعة jaami’a university
صف saff class/classroom
كتاب kitaab book
قلم qalam pen
دفتر daftar notebook
طالب taalib student (male)
طالبة taaliba student (female)
امتحان imtihaan exam
واجب waajib homework
درس dars lesson

Simple Sentence Building:

الطالب يقرأ الكتاب (The student reads the book)

Tip: كتاب (book) comes from the root “to write” - a book is something written!


💻 Technology (التكنولوجيا)

The Digital World

Technology words are your passport to the modern world. They help you navigate phones, computers, and the internet!

Tech Terms

Arabic Pronunciation English
حاسوب haasuub computer
هاتف haatif phone
الإنترنت al-internet internet
بريد إلكتروني bareed iliktruuni email
شاشة shaasha screen
لوحة المفاتيح lawhat al-mafaateeh keyboard
فأرة fa’ra mouse (computer)
تطبيق tatbeeq app/application
موقع mawqi’ website
كلمة السر kalimat as-sirr password
تحميل tahmeel download

Fun Connection: فأرة means both “mouse” (animal) and “computer mouse” - just like English!

Example:

أستخدم الحاسوب كل يوم (I use the computer every day)


💭 Emotions (المشاعر)

The Rainbow of Feelings

Emotions are like colors. Some are bright like sunshine, others are deep like the ocean. Learning to express feelings helps you connect with others!

Feeling Words

Arabic Pronunciation English When You Feel This
سعيد sa’eed happy When you get a gift!
حزين hazeen sad When you miss someone
غاضب ghaadib angry When things feel unfair
خائف khaa’if scared When hearing a loud noise
متحمّس mutahammis excited Before a fun trip!
متعب mut’ab tired After a long day
جائع jaa’i’ hungry Before lunch time
محبوب mahbuub loved When family hugs you
قلق qaliq worried Before a big test
فخور fakhuur proud When you do great work

Express Yourself:

أنا سعيد اليوم! (I am happy today!) هي حزينة (She is sad)

Tip: Match the feeling word to the person:

  • أنا سعيد (I am happy - male)
  • أنا سعيدة (I am happy - female)

🎯 Quick Practice Sentences

Combine what you learned:

  1. Time + Profession:

    الطبيب يعمل صباحاً (The doctor works in the morning)

  2. Days + Education:

    أذهب إلى المدرسة يوم الإثنين (I go to school on Monday)

  3. Technology + Emotion:

    أنا سعيد عندما أستخدم التطبيق (I am happy when I use the app)

  4. Profession + Time:

    المدرّس يدرّس ساعتين (The teacher teaches for two hours)


🌟 Your Vocabulary Journey

graph TD A["Start Learning"] --> B["Time Words"] B --> C["Days & Months"] C --> D["Professions"] D --> E["Education"] E --> F["Technology"] F --> G["Emotions"] G --> H["Combine Everything!"] H --> I[You're Speaking Arabic! 🎉]

💡 Remember!

Arabic reads right to left ← ← ←

But don’t worry! With these vocabulary tools in your bag, you’re ready for amazing conversations. Each word you learn is a step closer to fluent Arabic!

Keep practicing, stay curious, and enjoy the journey! 🚀

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