Lecture notes:
Arabic language is spoken by approx. 1 billion people and has 5 dialects.
There are 29 letters in Arabic language
Writing in Arabic has to be with joint letters, not separate. Arabic is written and read from right to left.
There are no capital or lower case letters in Arabic.
Breaking the word into the next lane is not allowed.
The punctuation in Arabic came later.

Working with Book:
Page 2
Page 3. Note! Newspapers don’t use handwritten letter.
Ex. 1
Page 4
Page 5, ex 1, ex2 - do with audio, ex3
3 short vowels and 3 long vowels
Page 6
Ex
6 letters cannot join, 22 letters can join each other

Homework:
NOTE: English Homework shall be sent to the Instructor via this webpage: http://english.arabisch.nu/homework/ - 3 days prior to the lesson using the following template: http://english.arabisch.nu/wp-.....midden.pdf.
While submitting your English homework electronically on this website, use the following abbr. on the "chapter/subject" line: example: C.1 P.5 E.7, where C stands for Chapter/Unit, P-page and E-exercise

NOTE: Arabic homework shall be handed-in to the Instructor during the lesson. Here is the template for this type of homework: http://english.arabisch.nu/wp-.....rechts.pdf

Homework:
Page 8, ex. 5 - Arabic homework c.1 p.8 e.5
Page 9, ex. 6 - homework, listen to the pronunciation
Page 10, ex.8
Page 11 homework