Describing people in Arabic
Ever tried describing people in Arabic? After this free audio lesson you’ll know some Arabic adjectives to describe someone’s appearance and the kind of person they are as well. This is going to make Arabic conversations a whole lot more interesting – let’s hope you don’t decide ignorance is bliss!
How do you explain someone is good-looking? What is the Arabic word for lazy? Listen to the Rocket Arabic speakers and practice saying the words and phrases aloud. Describing people in Arabic can be fun – let’s get started!
Pronunciation help for describing people in Arabic
As hard as you try, without helpful feedback your Arabic pronunciation is never going to be the same as a native speaker’s. If you've found it difficult to perfect the way you say Arabic words and phrases, this lesson will help you.
Using the blue Rocket Record buttons you can record the way you say each word or phrase, and compare it with the way a native speaker of Arabic does. That’s right, with Rocket Languages voice mapping technology you can record your voice as many times as you need until your pronunciation matches the Arabic speaker!
What about the eye and skin color?
What about other features, like height and weight?
What about other abilities and features?
What about personality?
That’s it for this lesson. With all these descriptions you can describe anyone!
Bye باي
Amira
Rocket Arabic
P.S. You can practice your Arabic skills with this exercise.
Exercise: Match the Arabic phrases with the correct English translation.
| 1. heya hadya. | (______) | a. Tina has curly hair. |
| 2. shaklo 7elw. | (______) | b. She is brave. |
| 3. heya shoga3a. | (______) | c. He is good-looking. |
| 4. tina sha3raha melawlew. | (______) | d. She is quiet. |
| 5. howa tweel. | (______) | e. He is tall. |
