This course discusses Arabic 101 words which are taken from Kitab Al-Kitab. It is one of the most used books worldwide in teaching Arabic as a second language . This course discusses the direct meaning of the word and gives examples on how to use it in the right context. For example, the word "الأدب/الآداب" it means Literature but it also means good manners. We can use it to explain what we study and we can also use it to describe someone's manners whether positively or negatively. If we describe someone saying (لا أدب لديه) it will equal saying he has no manners. This course also discusses the classical meaning of the word if it is still used nowadays.

At the end of this course you will be able to introduce yourself, describe where you live, what you study and how you drink your coffee. All you need is to get your pencil and paper ready and take notes. Just keep in mind that learning languages is a process which takes time and effort and what matters is to make that effort a continuous effort. Continuous effort means real learning. In Arabic when we wish someone good luck we say " بالتوفيق" and so biltawfiq asdikae