How to Describe Your Surroundings in Arabic (Beginner-Friendly Vocabulary and Phrases)

✅ Common household words in Arabic:

غرفة – Room

باب – Door

نافذة – Window

كرسي – Chair

طاولة – Table

سرير – Bed

🗣️ Example sentences:

هذه طاولة صغيرة – This is a small table

الباب مغلق – The door is closed

أجلس على الكرسي – I sit on the chair

👉 MasterStudy uses visuals and drag-and-drop tools to help match objects to Arabic names.

✅ Spatial terms:

فوق – On / Above

تحت – Under

بجانب – Next to

أمام – In front of

خلف – Behind

🗣️ Example:
الكتاب فوق الطاولة – The book is on the table
الحقيبة تحت الكرسي – The bag is under the chair

MasterStudy teaches these through interactive sentence-building games and audio practice.

✅ Adjectives to use:

كبير – Big

صغير – Small

جديد – New

قديم – Old

مفتوح – Open

مغلق – Closed

🗣️ Try:
النافذة مفتوحة – The window is open
الكرسي قديم ولكن مريح – The chair is old but comfortable

✅ Useful words:

شارع – Street

مقهى – Café

مدرسة – School

محل – Shop

سيارة – Car

ناس – People

🗣️ Practice saying:
في الشارع، هناك مقهى صغير – On the street, there is a small café
الناس كثيرون اليوم – There are many people today

MasterStudy provides location-based conversation modules for everyday places.

Challenge: Walk through your room or down the street and say 3–5 things in Arabic.
✅ Use:

هذا... – This is...

هناك... – There is...

أنا أرى... – I see...

Example:
هذا كتاب. هناك كرسي. أنا أرى نافذة كبيرة.

This simple habit builds vocabulary and speaking fluency faster than memorizing lists.

When you describe your surroundings in Arabic, you turn your everyday environment into a classroom. You don’t just learn words — you use them. MasterStudy makes it easy to build this habit with visual learning, real-life vocabulary, and daily speaking practice.

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