Arabic/LearnRW/Row 6/Letter-Sound

If an English word has a silent letter, that letter does not count. Think about the sound, not the English spelling when doing this exercise. References د is used to write the "d"-"data,dog" ذ is used to write the "dh" sound such as the "th" in "this", "there", and "bathe" ث is used to write "th"-"think, bath" ر is used to write the "r" sound, the Arabic sound is different though (it is a "rolled r" sound). ز is used to write the "z" sound-"zebra, zoo,oz" ف is used to write "f"-"fate" ب is used to write "b"-"break,cab" Exercise 1 Instructions: Write the Arabic letter that represents the sound that the English word starts with. examples: think ث face ف Begin: this zap damn think daisy boot family handsome case basic therefore wait weight doctor Robert ram basic yawn doctor thoughtful there maybe might castle deaf king destruction camp them him yes mouth rabbit zipper fourth dad demonstration third three table zero master distance Exercise 2 Instructions: Write the Arabic letter that represents the sound of the English sound that the English word ends in. Because fate end in the "t" sound, write ت (taa) beside the word. Examples: fate ت fat ت bluff ف printer fake numb bath maybe say jumper denominator rake bathe (they bathe in the pool) murder bite jade Jake hay breath breathe (they breathe) expand ate calculate number eight fate gulf golf bay sore compute amaze mouth rye lay more random band zoom Dubai back wolf soothe maze yolk rate math folklore Answers