The Arabic language is a very enjoyable and beautiful language for those who want to learn it. The first lesson is about the letters of the Arabic alphabet and how to pronounce them correctly. Focus on the correct pronunciation of them and the correct exits of the letters and reinforce the correct pronunciation. The examples are clear to the student with the vowels, for example the letter Alif A in the nominative case, in the accusative case, and in the granite case after that. Reinforcing the concept with multiple examples to confirm the verbal concept in the student, after which different ones are also placed to reinforce the concept and so on until the end of the letters. This requires the skill of mastery and correct pronunciation of the letters.

In arabic language there are three shorts of verbs in arabic language The first kind of verb is past tense, what does that mean? that means work word done and done, and sit verb geburt e.g. last week yesterday etc. The second kind of verbs of the Arabic language is counterwordegetijd which is does this mean?means the verb to use while the verb is still standing. The third verb in Arabic Language is Imperative verb, what that means Someone asks a person and thing to do, for example go eat, go to sleep or study...etc This is a simple explanation of sorting verbs in Arabic Language