A1 (Beginner):
Reading:
At the A1 level, learners can comprehend short and simple texts containing familiar vocabulary and basic grammatical structures. They can understand everyday texts such as advertisements, short messages, and simple instructions. For instance, they can understand phrases like “Marhaba, kayfa halak?” (Hello, how are you?), “Ma ismuk?” (What is your name?), or “Hal yumkinuka musa’adati?” (Can you help me?).
Writing:
Regarding writing skills, A1-level learners can produce basic sentences and short messages. They can write simple descriptions about themselves, their family, or their daily activities. For example, they can write phrases like “Ismi Mohammed” (My name is Mohammed), “Oumri khamsa ashara ‘aaman” (I am fifteen years old), or “Ohibbu al-musiqa” (I like music).
Listening:
A1-level learners can understand and follow simple spoken language in familiar contexts. They can grasp common phrases and expressions used in daily conversations. For instance, they can comprehend sentences like “Hal turid al-ani’mam ma’ana?” (Do you want to join us?), “Da’una nathhabu ila al-ma’t’am” (Let’s go to the restaurant), or “Ayna mahattat al-hafilat?” (Where is the bus station?).
Speaking:
In terms of speaking abilities, A1-level learners can engage in basic conversations using simple phrases and expressions. They can introduce themselves, ask and answer simple questions about personal information, and communicate in common social situations. They can say things like “Marhaba, ismi Amira” (Hello, my name is Amira), “Ana a’eeshu fi al-Qahira” (I live in Cairo), or “Kayfa haluka alyawm?” (How are you today?).
The A1 proficiency level signifies a beginner stage where learners acquire fundamental skills in Arabic. They can understand and use basic phrases, greetings, and expressions in everyday contexts, gradually laying the groundwork for further language development.
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Best Languages college in Kenya.