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Arabic/Indian Numbers (Cardinal) | الأرقام العربية / الهندية  

Posted by Mourad Diouri On November - 5 - 2008

Arabic/Indian Numbers (1-10)

Creator: © Mourad Diouri | Centre for the Advanced Study of the Arab World | University of Edinburgh

Arabic/Indian Numbers (11-19)

Creator: © Mourad Diouri | Centre for the Advanced Study of the Arab World | University of Edinburgh

Arabic/Indian Numbers (20-100)

Creator: © Mourad Diouri | Centre for the Advanced Study of the Arab World | University of Edinburgh

Online e-Quizzes

1. Interactive e-Quiz | Numbers 1-12
2. Interactive e-Quiz | Numbers 10 -100
3. Interactive e-Quiz | Numbers 1-12 (Arabic script)

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Set 1

Set 2

Set 3

To access and study this e-Flashcard list offline, you will need to download the BYKI software.

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Keywords/Tags: Numbers

Related resources

1. Beginner Arabic: Numbers | Audio Interactive eL Resource | NaturalArabic.com
   
2. Arabic Numbers | Wikipedia English
3. Arabic/Indian Numbers | الأرقام العربية | Wikipedia Arabic
4. Arabic Numbers  | VegaSociety.com
5. Arabic Numbers | Arabic.speak7.com

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4 Comments

• At 2008.10.20 11:09, Warren.David said:
  

  Thanks for these Mourad, though I guess you don’t have the time to do it right now, but would it be possible for the new Miscellaneous Vocabulary lists to be fully vocalised / have the case endings as well?
  David

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• At 2008.10.27 13:00, Annett.Rachel said:
  

  I am finding these flashcards useful in preparing for our class on Thursday. It’s great to be able to repeat the visual and auditory buttons, really helps in memorising.

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• At 2008.11.04 23:21, Jones.Marc said:
  

  Numbers are obviously fundamentals when learning a language. However numbers in Arabic seem incredibly complex, especially when one considers, dates, times, ordinal and cardinal numbers. Will information concerning the many different aspects of numbers be put up? I feel it could even have its own category on the site.

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• At 2008.11.05 09:19, Mourad Diouri said:
  

  @Jones.Marc:
  Thanks for the suggestion Marc. I will update this page with further info and resources on (how to learn and use numbers in Arabic) in the near future.

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