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Practical Arabic Adjectives That End With 'an' Sound

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Arabic adjective vocabulary page 1: تعبان (tired), illustrated by an athlete lying on a court.
Vocabulary page 1: tired
Arabic adjective vocabulary page 2: جوعان (hungry), illustrated by an orange and white cat.
Vocabulary page 2: hungry
Arabic adjective vocabulary page 3: حيران (confused), illustrated by a delivery worker using a phone.
Vocabulary page 3: confused
Arabic adjective vocabulary page 4: زعلان (upset), with a note about interactions and relationships.
Vocabulary page 4: upset
Arabic adjective vocabulary page 5: عطشان (thirsty), illustrated by a man drinking water from a bottle.
Vocabulary page 5: thirsty
Arabic adjective vocabulary page 6: غضبان (angry), illustrated by a woman with raised hands and open mouth.
Vocabulary page 6: angry
Arabic adjective vocabulary page 7: فجعان (gluttonous), illustrated by a person eating among cakes.
Vocabulary page 7: gluttonous
Arabic adjective vocabulary page 8: نعسان (sleepy), illustrated by a seated passenger with closed eyes.
Vocabulary page 8: sleepy
Arabic adjective vocabulary page 9: سرحان (distracted), illustrated by two people holding phones in a hug.
Vocabulary page 9: distracted
Arabic adjective vocabulary page 10: كسلان (lazy), illustrated by a woman reclining on a sofa being carried.
Vocabulary page 10: lazy
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These are practical adjectives that are often used in spoken Arabic. Learning these words can be quite beneficial as you may use them in Arabic conversations where Arabic native speakers would definitely appreciate your knowledge of those words.

Focus words are illustrated clearly with English pronunciation.

There is a fun activity to practice those adjectives including colors and numbers, as well as grammar point showcasing the masculine/ feminine differentiation.

This material may work with any age group. However, a prior elementary level of the language is required.

There no answers involved in this worksheet. We believe in creating open-end rather fixed questions. Stimulating the student's mind allowing it to think freely is the best basis for reaching great outcome in expressing one's self while learning the language. That's at least the way we see it!

You, the instructor, may use this material anyway you deem fit, whether in its totality or partially. You may also alter, add, or modify the content based on how you deem more suitable for your students.

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File type: PDF. Number of pages: 20.

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