hādhā kitābun
হাযা কিতাবুন
This is a book.
Beginner · Other / specialist pathway · Arabic
Read and copy a very short Arabic statement with its meaning.
Original Kidemy beginner self-study unit · Learn the idea, try the practical activity and review your written answers. Practise spoken delivery with a teacher or proficient listener. Teacher-led course approval and booking are separate.
Use a model to connect letters, vowel marks and word order. Copy a short line carefully, then cover it and recall one word. Reading a line from memory is useful practice, but a teacher should hear it to check the actual sounds and endings.
هٰذَا كِتَابٌ means “This is a book.” Read the two words from right to left. The ending on the second word is part of this fully vowelled model.
Roman and Bangla guides are approximate aids. A qualified teacher should demonstrate the Arabic sounds and review your reading.
hādhā kitābun
হাযা কিতাবুন
This is a book.
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2
The phrase has hādhā and kitābun.
book
Kitāb names a book.
right
Arabic word order runs from right to left.
Write in your own words. A guardian or teacher should review this response.
هٰذَا كِتَابٌ — This is a book.
A teacher checks letters, marks and meaning; another correct explanation can be accepted.
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I will ask whether my long ā in hādhā and the word ending are clear.
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