Arabic is spoken by almost 400 million people worldwide. It is also the official language of 25 countries, making it the third most official language after English and French. Its alphabet consists of 28 letters, thats two more than English.

Step One:
Notice that arabic is written from right to left, as compared to English where we write from left to right.

Step Two:
Recognise that all 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet are constanats, and that vowels are not usually placed.

Step Three:
Remember that just like English, Arabic varies from country to country, in the form of different dialects.

After completing these three steps you should be able to start Lesson One.
Remember to take regular gaps between each lessons, so as not to confuse yourself!