Arabic letters (2)

 Arabic letters (  ص - ب - ح - ل - خ - س )

صباح الخير  = Good Morning

مساء الخير = Good Evening 

(أ) (ا) (إ)

Alif""

The name of the first letter of the Arabic alphabet is alif

(ء)

(Arabic: همزة hamzah) 

(ح) (حـ) Haa”  

This letter represents a sound that is pronounced deep in . the throat. It has no equivalent in English

(ل) (لـ) Lam

pay attention to the position of your tongue when you say blue.

(خ)  (خـ) 

khaa”

Some people use this sound to say yech!  To pronounce خ, say k and pay attention to where the back of your tongue hits the back of the roof of your mouth and blocks your windpipe

(ي) (يـ) 

yaa”

The long vowel  ي  also functions as a constant at the beginning of a word, or when preceded or followed by a vowel: it is pronounced like y in yes. Say eeeeeeee end go right into a and you will hear yourself say y.

(ر) 

raa”

This is the name of the Arabic r. It is a flap, like the Spanish or Italian r. You already know how to make this sound

(س - سـ ) مساء

Seen is the name of the Arabic letter corresponding to English s as in the word seen.

ص  Saad

ل Laam

In the Franco Arabic, young people use english letters and english number to write Arabic words which is not good in my opinion. But it's important to be familiar with that if you face something written like that

7 = ح

5 = خ

2 = أ

9 = ص