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Lesson 1.6 (page 1 of 2)
The following letters are the most distinctive sounds in Arabic and many of them don't have equivalent to Latin sounds.
Trans. |
Letter |
Description |
H |
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Stressed H, but a pure h |
kh |
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Similar to the ch in the German family name Bach |
S |
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Stressed S [notice the difference between ![]() ![]() |
D |
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Stressed D [notice the difference between ![]() ![]() |
T |
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Stressed T [notice the difference between ![]() ![]() |
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No similarity in western language, a sound which starts deep in the throat |
gh |
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Specific to Arabic, similar to highly expressed rolled r [like gargling] |
q |
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Type of k sound but pronounced deep in the throat [notice the difference between ![]() ![]() |
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glottal stop |