Well before learning Arabic grammar, you must know what is Arabic grammar. You see Arabic grammar as most people will tell you is not learned in one setting. And it could be annoying to those who really don't understand it or to those who are not clear about their learning goals. You have to define your goals first. If your goal is to speak from day one, at some point you are going to need the Arabic grammar but not at first. But if your goal is to learn the basics of the Arabic language, reading and writing then speaking, or if you are learning Arabic grammar for academic purposes, then you need to understand the Arabic grammar.

So first of all, define your Arabic learning goal. Let me give you a quick overview because what I'm about to tell you is really, really important. There are two parts of Arabic grammar here there are two sciences. The first one is called lm and now and that's what everybody is telling you. And now the Arabic grammar. The second one is I'm sorry.

So now what's the difference between item Assad and lm and now? Well I'm and now focuses on the sentence, and how the words affect each other in the context. That's element now. That's what you're starting with. And maybe that's why you're stuck in learning Arabic grammar. You're supposed to connect words together and see how words affect each other without learning the basics.

So in it, and now, as I said, the words affect each other in the context, the mood in morality in gender and so the effect the meaning as a result, vowels and some letters will be changed. At the end of the word in the sentence. So for example, a word with a dhama vowel could be a subject in a sentence, this word, this exact word. It could be something else, or it could be an object in another sentence with fat Havel. So don't to be confused. This is where everyone is confused.

They say, Well, how do I know all this? And where do I start? That's not a problem, because you need to learn the second part first, which is I'm sorry, a surf it focuses on the words. This is where you should start, you should start learning game first, and how the same word is changed. So for example, we have three types of the Arabic words. You have to learn the three types of the Arabic words, you have to learn the three types of Arabic verbs, you have to learn how to form a present tense from the past tense and how to conjugate some verbs.

Maybe how to connect pronounce two nouns. What are the prefixes of the present tense? How can I make it in the future? learning the root system, everything, how can I look this up in the dictionary, this is all I have. So you have to learn that first. And then then connect the words and learn the mode, learn the cases, learn it, and now after that, so this course will focus more on it or soft focuses on the nouns and particles and verbs connected to pronouns, how to start using these in sentences.

That's another part in the course, but this course will focus more on it.