Let's Speak Arabic: The easiest, most fun and effective way to learn to speak Arabic (Volume 2)

Let's Speak Arabic is the easiest, most fun and effective way to learn to speak Arabic. Unlike other programs and books out there, it does not waste your time, energy and money teaching you the alphabet and how to read and write because your objective is to communicate with others in Arabic and not to read an Arabic newspaper or write an Arabic Novel. This program is perfect for total beginners and even for those who know a little bit of Arabic because it lays down a solid foundation that you can rely on to speak fluently. You can check out students reviews on Let's Speak Arabic website. The course is divided into 3 major levels each containing 5 classes. This is the second class in Level #1. Make sure to visit the website to solve additional exercises, take exams and learn more vocabulary after each class. Class 2 takes you a step further in building your full sentence. It will teach you two things: demonstrative pronouns and prepositions. You may ask, why demonstrative pronouns, why prepositions? Demonstrative pronouns will enrich your sentences. Think how many times you refer to people or things with ‘this’ or ‘these’ or ‘those’. As for preposition, you can’t master any language without knowing its prepositions. You are always going “to” a place, or coming “from” a place, or going somewhere “with” someone, or sitting “on” a couch or looking “for” your wallet “under” the bed, etc.. Virtually all sentences need prepositions. This is why this class is essential for you to start speaking. This is also not a difficult class.. It requires you to memorize the different prepositions but this will not be a difficult task given the great number of exercises you will do. By the end of this class you will be able to: – Point to people and things with the different demonstrative pronouns – Learn new vocabulary to help you build sentences using prepositions, pronouns and demonstrative pronouns – Pave the way to the most important class in the Embryo Level: Class 3: Present Tense