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Arabic Letters: Thaa2 (ث) and Noon ( ن )
Arabic is one of six languages mandated by the United Nations and is the second-most difficult language for English-speakers to learn. ‘Thaa2 (ث)’ is the fourth letter of the Arabic alphabet and has the same sound as 'Th' in English. ‘Noon (ن)’ is the twenty-fifth letter and sounds similar to the English ‘N’. Continue your journey to fluency in Arabic by investigating and mastering the use of these two important letters.
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Arabic Letters: Thaa2 (ث) and Noon ( ن )
Master the Arabic letters ‘Thaa2 (ث)’ and ‘Noon (ن)’, which correspond to 'Th’ and ‘N', in this free online course.
Arabic is one of six languages mandated by the United Nations and is the second-most difficult language for English-speakers to learn. ‘Thaa2 (ث)’ is the fourth letter of the Arabic alphabet and has the same sound as 'Th' in English. ‘Noon (ن)’ is the twenty-fifth letter and sounds similar to the English ‘N’. Continue your journey to fluency in Arabic by investigating and mastering the use of these two important letters.
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Letters Thaa2 (ث) and Noon ( ن )
This module explores two Arabic letters, Thaa2 ( ث ) and Noon ( ن ). You will discover Arabic letters that sound like the letters Th and N in English.
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2.The Letter Thaa2
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3.The Letter Noon
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