Arabic alphabet is an integral part of learning the language, present here because each letter with a description of the pronunciation of words and examples.
REMEMBER THAT THE WORDS IN THE RECORDING IS Arabic from right to left!
ا - Alif, as in " Ahmed " أحمد , one of the most popular Arabic names
ب - nay, as in " Bahebbak " بحبك, which means "I love you"
ت - this, as in "cheap " تاني, which means "again" or "again"
ث - this, or are, as in " Sawani " ثواني, which means "second". This letter is pronounced as "ta" in the words of the older Arabic literature, but in new or borrowed words commonly accepted pronunciation is "sa".
ج - giim, as in "Gamil " جميل, which means "beauty" or "beautiful." In Egypt it is pronounced as "g", as opposed to the standard "Dz".
ح - Ha (7a), as in "Habibi " حبيبي, which means "my darling", the sound does not occur in Polish, is H coming out from the depths of the throat, and breathing after exercise, similar the Polish "noise"
خ - xa (5a or kha), as in " xata " خطأ which means "mistake", it is "charczące h", similar to the French "r"
د - Daal, as in " Dunja " دنيا, which means "world" or "everyone"
ذ - Daal or Zaal, as in " Dajeb " ذائب , Which means "melt", usually related to love, as in ث (ta, sa), in formal language Arabic is pronounced as possible, but in borrowings, and new words as too.
ر - ra, as in "Ramadan " رمضان, the holy month of fasting for Muslims
ز-zay, as in " Zaman " زمن, which means "time"
س - sin, as in " Saba` tashar "سبعة عشر, which means" seventeen "
ش - shin, as in" Shuf "شوف, which means" look "
ص - Saad, as in " Sabre " صبر, means "patience", this is a deeper point S
ض - DAAD, as in " DA3 " ضاع, means "lost" wasted. " Deeper, harder D
ط - Ta (6a), as in " Tajr " طير, which means "bird." Deeper, harder
ظ T - Da-or-as in Have I ظالم, which means "troublesome"
ع - Ain as 3ayn عين, which means "eye" sound absent in Polish, the characteristic Arabic language, an audio version ح (Ha, 7a), extracts from the depths of the throat.
غ - Ghajn, as in " Ghali " غالي, means "precious" or "road", a sound similar to "gurgle" of water while brushing your teeth.
ف - fa, as in " Farid " فريد one of the names of Arab
ق - qaff (9aff, 2aff), as in " Qalbi " قلبي, which means "my heart". It is a deeper sound k, however, is not pronounced in the Egyptian dialect, which is why the word "Qalbi" becomes "Albi"
ك - Kaff, as in كيف Caiaphas, which means "like"
ل - Laam, As Lejla ليل, which means "night"
م - MIIM as Magnun مجنون, which means "crazy"
ن - nun, as in Nar نار, which means "fire"
ه - ha , as in " Haram " هرم, which means "pyramid"
و - Wow (waaw), as in " Wahashtini " وحشتيني, which means "I miss you"
ي - ya, as in "I habibi "يا حبيبي, used when we call someone or someone is addressed to our words.