Arabic · Preschool
Greetings and Familiar Expressions
Children learn the friendly words people use every day across the Arabic-speaking world: hello and goodbye, good morning and good evening with their special replies, good night, and thank you / you're welcome. They listen, choose and sort, and practise the words for real with a grown-up.
- 3 lessons
- About 25 minutes
- Greetings game: 5 questions
- Ways to answer: choose an answer, match pairs and sort into groups
What learners will discover
- Choose the greeting that fits the time of day: صَبَاحَ الْخَيْرِ (good morning), مَسَاءَ الْخَيْرِ (good evening), لَيْلَةً سَعِيدَةً (good night).
- Recognise the usual reply: صَبَاحَ النُّورِ, مَسَاءَ النُّورِ, and عَفْوًا after شُكْرًا.
- Use مَرْحَبًا (hello) when meeting and مَعَ السَّلَامَةِ (goodbye) when leaving, and tell their name with أَنَا …
Lessons
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Hello, goodbye and my name 4 steps2 practiceabout 8 min
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Morning, evening and night 4 steps2 practiceabout 8 min
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Special replies 4 steps2 practiceabout 9 min
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Greetings game 5 questions at the end
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Games to practice with
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