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Arabic is one of the most widely spoken languages ​​in the world. It is also in the Holy Qur'an. This article explains how to count to ten in Arabic.

Steps

1. 1 Quantitative numbers up to ten:
   • 1 - Ouahid
   • 2 - Etnan
   • 3 Talata
   • 4 - Arba-a
   • 5 - Hamiza
   • 6 - Sitta
   • 7 - Saba-a
   • 8 - Tamania
   • 9 - Tizaa (tes-a)
   • 10 - Ashara
2. 2 Ordinal numbers up to ten:
   • 1st - Abba'l
   • 2nd - Ta'ni
   • 3rd - Tal'lit
   • 4th - R'bi
   • 5th - Hamis
   • 6 - Sâ'tis
   • 7th - Sabi
   • 8th - Ta'min
   • 9 - Ta's'i
   • 10th - Ashshir
3. 3 You can make numeric adjectives from ordinal by adding "-on" to the end of ordinals. For example,
   • Avva'l-an means first of all, first.
   • Ta'ni-an means secondarily, secondly, and so on.
4. 4 Work on the pronunciation of the letters. The apostrophe means "ayin", which is a letter in Arabic. This is difficult to understand, so ask the Arab to say it for you. Also, read the article on the pronunciation of "kha".
5. 5 Think of a way to remember this. Repetition is always good:
   • Repeat when you wake up.
   • Repeat with breakfast.
   • Repeat in the shower.
   • Repeat in the car.
   • Repeat before bed.
   • Repeat wherever possible. Repetition is the mother of learning. Keep practicing. You can also use mnemonic tricks for this.
6. 6 Have fun!
7. 7 Don't be discouraged if you forget something, just keep learning.

Tips

• Pronunciation is the foundation!
• Ask an Arab friend to help you learn to pronounce the letters.