Whether you like to talk about yourself or not, Introducing Yourself in Arabic is the first thing for a beginner to learn. If you apply for a position in Arabic company, the first question would be "حَدِّثْنَا عَنْ نَفْسِك = haddithna ann nafsek" which means "tell us about yourself". Another situation is when you fill an application in Arabic, most the blanks will be things about yourself. Maybe you have a new Arabic neighbor, you would want to get to know this person and the neighbor would also want to know you. A small conversation can tell you a lot about the person... So the first step to communicate with other is to know them and let them know you.
Since introducing needs to speaking and listening skills, you will test yourself with 6 questions (multiple choices). First let learn few Arabic vocabularies:
اسم = esm = name
الـمُتَحَدِّثَ = al-mutahadditha = the speaker
جِنْسِيَّة = jenseyyah = nationality
وَظِيفَة = wazeefa = position
هِوَايَة = hewaya = hoppy
أعِيشُ = a'eeshu = I live
انْتَقَلْتُ = entaqaltu = I move in
أَسْكُنُ = askonu = I stay
أَعْمَلُ = a'amalu = I work
Now, check your speakers and let's take the quiz... press START
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I know what you're telling yourself! This is in Standard Arabic which technically only used in writing and reading. If you did good in this quiz, you are ready for the next step, which is Introducing Yourself in Arabic Dialects.
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Since introducing needs to speaking and listening skills, you will test yourself with 6 questions (multiple choices). First let learn few Arabic vocabularies:
اسم = esm = name
الـمُتَحَدِّثَ = al-mutahadditha = the speaker
جِنْسِيَّة = jenseyyah = nationality
وَظِيفَة = wazeefa = position
هِوَايَة = hewaya = hoppy
أعِيشُ = a'eeshu = I live
انْتَقَلْتُ = entaqaltu = I move in
أَسْكُنُ = askonu = I stay
أَعْمَلُ = a'amalu = I work
Now, check your speakers and let's take the quiz... press START
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I know what you're telling yourself! This is in Standard Arabic which technically only used in writing and reading. If you did good in this quiz, you are ready for the next step, which is Introducing Yourself in Arabic Dialects.
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