Read And Write Arabic In 6 Lesson 2

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As a learner of Arabic, there are 2 ways of reading Arabic: 1) By reading the Arabic letters. 2) By reading the phonetic equivalent of the Arabic word by using Latin letters. Even though Latin phonetics can provide a quick help, reading If you simply want to ask a question, please phnetics is not very reliable because Arabic does not have a. Reading & Writing Printable Worksheets Help students practice for progress with our reading and writing worksheets. Great for launching a lesson, reinforcing skills, evaluating comprehension, and so much more, our hundreds of reading and writing worksheets will become your go to resources for all content areas.

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The fourth number represents how many thousands there are

And so on...

For example, in the numeral 4687, there are 7 ones, 8 tens, 6 hundreds, and 4 thousands.

Finally, the system is additive and multiplicative. The value of a numeral is found by multiplying each place value by its corresponding digit and then adding the resulting products.

Place values	thousand	hundred	ten	one
Digits	4	6	8	7