Welcome back to another important lesson at ArabicPod101.com. Today, we’re going to learn how to count from 0-10. We’ll also learn how to make commands. The numbers 0-10 can be a lot to take in all at once, so head over to ArabicPod101.com and check out the Vocabulary list with audio. There, you can take your time listening to each number at your own pace.
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Do we use the same Arabic numerals in the Arabic language? Or are there cooler, more Arabic-looking ones? I’m talking about 1, 2, 3 etc
Hi maxiewawa,
The Arab speaking countries in the Middle East region use Arabic numerals which are
٠ = 0
١ = 1
٢ = 2
٣ = 3
٤ = 4
٥ = 5
٦ = 6
٧ = 7
٨ = 8
٩ = 9
The Arab speaking countries in Africa, however, use our numbers. You can easily check this when looking at newspapers from the different Arab countries on the internet.
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Category: Beginner Lessons |
Grammar: commands, the verb to call | Function: counting, learning to say call! to a man and to a woman | Topic: numbers 0 10, phone | Politeness Level: casual
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