5.4: Numbers الأرقام
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- Ask and answer simple questions about time, and phone number, by using Interrogative Words: who مَن "Min", when مَتى "Mata", what ما "Maa" / "Maaza" ماذا, how much كم "Kam".
- Count Arabic Numbers from 0-100.
- Say and Write your phone number and birthdate.
أدوات الاستفهام- Interrogative words
Interrogative words: who مَن "Min", when مَتى "Mata", what ما "Maa" / "Maaza" ماذا, how much كم "Kam" are used to ask questions.
In the table below, you will learn about four interrogative words that used to ask questions with examples
| ْمَن | مَتَى | مَا | ْكَم |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Used to ask about human question |
Used to ask about time. |
Used to ask a non-human question. |
Used to ask about number or quantity |
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مَنْ مَعي؟ Who's with you? -man maei? |
When's your birthday? mataa eid miladiki? |
مَا عِنْوانك؟ What's your address? - ma eunwanaki? |
كَمْ عُمْرُك؟ How old are you? kam eumarka? |
Activity 1
Type أدوات استفهام- Interrogative words كم, ما, متى ,مَن in the blank using Arabic Language from this link (http://www.arabic-keyboard.org/)
How many?
كَم is an interrogative word used to ask about number or quantity
أداة الاستفهام تستخدم للسؤال عن العدد أو الكمية
| Pronunciation | Response In Arabic | Pronunciation | Question |
|---|---|---|---|
| eumri 20 sana | عمري 20 سنة | kam eumarka? |
كَمْ عُمْرُك؟ How old are you? |
| alsaaeat alwahida | السَّاعةُ الواحِدة | - kam alsaaeati? |
كَمْ السَّاعة؟ What time is it? |
Asking Questions about Non-Human
مَا is an interrogative word used to ask about a non-human question أداة الاستفهام تستخدم للسؤال عن غير العاقل
| Pronunciation | Response in Arabic | Pronunciation | Question |
|---|---|---|---|
| sharie baghdad | شَّارع بغداد | ma eunwanaki |
مَا عِنوانك؟ What's your address? |
| 858-666-0001 | 858-666-0001 | ma raqm hatifuk? |
مَا رَقْمُ هَاتِفُك؟ What's phone number? |
Asking about the Time
مَتى is an interrogative word used to ask about time أداة الاستفهام تستخدم للسؤال عن الزمان
| Pronunciation | Response | Pronunciation | Question |
|---|---|---|---|
| iibril 4 | إِبْرِيل4 | mataa eid miladiki? |
مَتى عِيدُ مِيلادك؟ When's your birthday? |
| fi alsabah | In the morning- فِي الصَّبَاح | mataa tadrous? |
مَتى تَدْرُس؟ When do you study? |
Asking Questions about Human
مَن is an interrogative word used to ask about human question أداة الاستفهام تستخدم للسؤال عن العاقل
| Pronunciation | Response | Pronunciation | Question |
|---|---|---|---|
| ana tariq eyd | أَنا طارق عَربي | man maei? |
مَن مَعي؟ Who's this ? |
| 'ana zafir'ana zafir | أَنا فَرَح | man'anti? |
مَنْ أنتِ؟ Who are you? |
Activity 2- Drag the words and drop them in the correct interrogative box
Activity 3 -Answer the questions before flipping the card.
Activity 4- Type in Arabic using this link (http://www.arabic-keyboard.org/) to do the exercise below:
Arabic Numerals from 0-100
What you need to know about Arabic Numerals?
- Western Numerals 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8, and 9, also described as the Arabic numerals, are considered the first ten digits that are usually used for writing decimals. These numerals are called Arabic because they were presented to Europe by the Arabs.
- While the Eastern ( mashriq) Arabic Numerals, also called Arabic- Hindu numeral, are currently used in the east of the Arabic countries.
- These are the Arabic Numerals that are used nowadays: ٠، ١، ٢، ٣، ٤، ٥، ٦، ٧، ٨، ٩
- Arabic letters are read and written from right to left, but the Arabic numerals are read and written from left to right.
Count with Me from 0-10 )
Let's learn how to count in Arabic from 0-10
| Arabic Number | English Number | Number pronunciation | Arabic Word |
|---|---|---|---|
|
٠ |
0 |
Sifer |
صفر |
|
١ |
1 |
wahid |
واحد |
|
٢ |
2 |
Ithnan |
إثنان |
|
٣ |
3 |
Thalatha |
ثلاثة |
| ٤ | 4 | arba-ah | أربعة |
| ٥ | 5 | khamsah | خمسة |
| ٦ | 6 | Sittah | ستة |
| ٧ | 7 | Sab-ah | سبعة |
| ٨ | 8 | thamaniya | ثمانية |
| ٩ | 9 | tis-ah | تسعة |
| ١٠ | 10 | ashara | عشرة |
Arabic Numbers from 11-20
| Arabic Numbers | English Number | Pronunciation | Meaning | Formal written |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ١١ | 11 | ahada ‘ashara | eleven | إحدى عشر |
| ١٢ | 12 | ithna ‘ashara | tweleve | إثنا عشر |
| ١٣ | 13 | thalatha 'ashar | thirteen | ثلاثة عشر |
| ١٤ | 14 | arbaa 'ashar | forteen | أربعة عشر |
| ١٥ | 15 | khamsa 'ashar | fifteen | خمسة عشر |
| ١٦ | 16 | sitta 'ashar | sixteen | ستة عشر |
| ١٧ | 17 | saba 'ashar | seventeen | سبعة عشر |
| ١٨ | 18 | thamaniya 'ashar | eighteen | ثمانية عشر |
| ١٩ | 19 | tisa 'ashar | ninteen | تسعة عشر |
| ٢٠ | 20 | ishrun | twenty | عشرون |
Look at the pictures below and answer the question
What is the number of the street in the picture in Arabic number? ma raqm alshaarie fi alsuwra ما رقم الشارع في الصورة
- Answer
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Arabic Numbers from 21-30
Let's learn more Arabic numbers from 20-100. دعونا نتعلم الأرقام العربية
| Arabic Numbers | English Number | Pronunciation | Meaning | Formal written |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ٢١ | 21 | wahed wa-’ishrun | twenty-one | واحد و عشرون |
| ٢٢ | 22 | ithnane wa-’ishrun | twenty-two | إثنان وعشرون |
| ٢٣ | 23 | thalatha wa-’ishrun | twenty-three | ثلاثة و عشرون |
| ٢٤ | 24 | arba’a wa-’ishrun | twenty-four | أربعة و عشرون |
| ٢٥ | 25 | khamsa wa-’ishrun | twenty-five | خمسة و عشرون |
| ٢٦ | 26 | sitta wa-’ishrun | twenty-six | ستة و عشرون |
| ٢٧ | 27 | sab’a wa-’ishrun | twenty-seven | سبعة وعشرون |
| ٢٨ | 28 | thamaniya wa-’ishrun | twenty-eight | ثمانية و عشرون |
| ٢٩ | 29 | tis’a wa-’ishrun | twenty-nine | تسعة و عشرون |
| ٣٠ | 30 | thalathun | thirty | ثلاثون |
Arabic Numbers from 30-100
Let's learn more Arabic numbers from 30-100. دعونا نتعلم الأرقام العربية
| Arabic Numbers | English Number | Pronunciation | Meaning | Formal written |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ٣٠ | 30 | thalathun | thirsty | ثلاثون |
| ٤٠ | 40 | arba’un | forty | أربعون |
| ٥٠ | 50 | khamsun | fifty | خمسون |
| ٦٠ | 60 | sittun | sixty | ستون |
| ٧٠ | 70 | sab’un | seventy | سبعون |
| ٨٠ | 80 | thamanun | eighty | ثمانون |
| ٩٠ | 90 | tis’un | ninety | تسعون |
| ١٠٠ | 100 | mi'a | hundred | مائة |