Observed arrival · 2026-10-07
Nuqta teaches Arabic through its dots and roots
A French-language Arabic course takes beginners from letter forms and vowel marks to three-consonant roots, with interactive exercises.
- For
- French-speaking Arabic beginners
- Worth noticing
- The 45-chapter sequence contains 341 exercises; each chapter's exercises open after the previous chapter reaches 80%.
Field notes
The alphabet section lists all 31 letters with their forms, an example word, and the sound; the page emphasizes that 16 differ only by dot count or position. A word-building activity pairs roots such as ك ت ب with patterns such as فَاعِل to produce forms. The site describes review cards returning after one day, three days, a week, and a month. It says alphabet and vowel lessons will remain free, while the rest of the course is planned as paid.
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