Arabic Alphabet - Letters and Sounds App Reviews

Well, you would need some basic information about the arabic alphabet before you start with this. Youll find lots of general reading about it in the internet. But once you want to train your theoretical knowledge, this app is probably a good idea. It seems limited in its functions and in the overall content, but I liked exactly that. If you want to learn the arabic alphabet, distinguishing the grouped consonants from each other gives you a hard time. The app can help a lot here. What I liked especially is the complete writing of the vowels. You would normally only find all the vowels only in religious texts, poetry, or childrens books (as I was told). Guess how hard it is to learn a language like English whn nl th cnsnnts r wrttn and you have no clue about the meaning in the beginning. The app comes along with some small tests, which I liked as well. Some are just simple test about the names of the signs, some are more challanging, like comparing similar consonants or similarly pronounced consonants. The more sophisticated questions about the use of the alphabet seem to be missing, but you will have to deal with what is there for some time anyway. So, not the end, thats right, but a good starting point for your first training.

I can not listen anything from this app. There is no value to buy.

If you pay for options, They cant be reflected and cant be restored.

One of the best language training programs Ive ever used.Superb

I purchased this application and there is no audio so I do not recommend it. It is not educational without the sound of the letters.

Based on the description, I hoped this app would help take me to the next level of learning the Arabic alphabet (and where all the vowels are). Instead I was confronted with a home screen with 3 broad options - no instructions nor explanations in the dictionary or tests. There is no apparent settings screen either. Im disappointed.

There are better alphabet apps out there. I was hoping to hone my writing and pronunciation with this app but I got little from it save for the variations of hamza. If you want to try the bundle pack, beware. There is no slow option for pronunciation and you have to scroll through the entire list to find a previous word or for a quick browse. Not worth the money :/

This is a good app and is great for beginners. Once you know what to look for, the app is very intuitve. Its setup with Apples common-sense mentality. I was able to have the owner step me through the concepts and usage behind the applications creation. Here are some of the takeaways the next iteration of apps should consider: - There are 6 apps associated with Thinking in Arabic and can be purchased as a package. - The grouped apps should be contained in a single application with each module selectable within the overall app. - For a beginner, without Mostafa to help guide you along, there should be a tour or assistant to key the user into the apps features and proper usage. - There is a short book on Read and Write in Arabic in 59 Minutes. This should be included as a preface app. Where the Arabic letters are displayed in a table there should be tabs to select on/off features. i.e. turn on beginning, middle, end displays for the letters; hide the pronunciation of each letter so the user can try speaking without seeing the hint, but could touch the letter and hear it outloud if needed; add a switch to turn on the proper The label to nouns beginning with the specified letter such as Bab....becomes Al Bab with the switch on. This app feature needs to be added for someone who has not learned the alphabet yet and the meaning of diacritic markings - As the narrator says a word, the corresponding letter in the word could change color so the reader could quickly associate the pronunciation to its corresponding letter. - Allow the screen to tilt so you can use it in landscape or portrait views. - In the letter - vocabulary builder section the speaker picture and ABC block fade out when not selected. For a first time user it leads you to believe that function is not selectable and could be overlooked. Each function is crititcal to helping the user first learning the many ways the letter could be pronounced then showing the user how those letter sounds make words by associating a photo with the Arabic word. With a tour feature this app could become a stand-alone teaching tool. Without it, the app is still good in easily teaching the user the basics in Arabic, but it leaves out the Why. Recently the In-App purchase link keeps popping up as I Progress in the Alphabet App. Sometimes it allows a restore and sometimes it doesnt.

wonderful apps but the previous app version had an excellent feature, it added letters that could start sentence, middle version and the end a sentence. please include that in the new one you just released. new update also not good

This is an excellent app for those Westerners and the likes who desire to learn on the go. I personally have used it many times as a review for myself as well as to help others. A highly recommended app...!!!