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MasterStudy introduces each word in a real-life sentence, not a boring list — so you remember and use it.
Your First 50 Arabic Words: The Ultimate Starter List for Beginners
Arabic for beginners.
1. Why Start with 50 Words?
2. Categories That Matter Most
Here’s how your first 50 words are broken down in MasterStudy beginner lessons:
✅ Greetings & Polite Words
مرحبا (Marhaban) – Hello
السلام عليكم (As-salamu alaykum) – Peace be upon you
شكراً (Shukran) – Thank you
عفواً (‘Afwan) – You’re welcome
✅ Pronouns & Question Words
أنا (Ana) – I
أنتَ / أنتِ (Anta / Anti) – You (m/f)
من؟ (Man?) – Who?
ماذا؟ (Matha?) – What?
✅ Common Verbs
أريد (Ureed) – I want
أحب (Uhib) – I like/love
أذهب (Adhab) – I go
أتكلم (Atakallam) – I speak
✅ People & Family
أم (Umm) – Mother
أب (Ab) – Father
صديق (Sadeeq) – Friend
طفل (Tifl) – Child
✅ Everyday Objects & Places
بيت (Bayt) – House
مدرسة (Madrasa) – School
كتاب (Kitaab) – Book
سيارة (Sayyarah) – Car
✅ Numbers & Colors
واحد (Wahid) – One
اثنان (Ithnan) – Two
أحمر (Ahmar) – Red
أزرق (Azraq) – Blue
3. How MasterStudy Teaches These Words
In-context: Every word is taught inside a sentence or conversation
With audio: Hear native pronunciation and repeat it at your own pace
With visuals: Reinforce vocabulary with images and daily objects
With live support: Practice speaking these words in real dialogue with your tutor
4. What You Can Do with Just 50 Words
After learning these, you’ll be able to:
✅ Greet people politely
✅ Introduce yourself
✅ Ask and answer basic questions
✅ Build simple, useful sentences
✅ Understand beginner-level conversations
Conclusion:
Arabic becomes much easier once you’ve mastered your first 50 words — and with MasterStudy guided lessons, you’ll use them naturally, not just memorize them. These aren’t just vocabulary words — they’re the foundation of your ability to communicate.
