Arabic Alphabet for iOS

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It's never too late to expand your horizons, challenge yourself, and bridge the gap to another culture with Arabic Alphabet!Arabic Alphabet teaches...

It's never too late to expand your horizons, challenge yourself, and bridge the gap to another culture with Arabic Alphabet!Arabic Alphabet teaches you the foundations of Arabic in a fun and unique way allowing you to: See each letter. Hear the proper pronunciation for each letter phonetic. Hear the proper pronunciation for the name of each letter. For each letter, see and hear a common Arabic word which begins with that letter.Arabic Alphabet is not only fun, but it's also accurate because it was developed by a native Arabic speaker, and all audio samples were recorded by a college professor of Arabic.*This app requires no network connection allowing you to take your studies with you anywhere. Beware - similar apps require internet connectivity::: FROM THE DEVELOPER :::"I was born and raised in Morocco with Arabic as my language of origin. When I moved to America, I wanted to be sure that I didn't lose my identity and my culture. After my first son was born, this became even more important to me as I want him to understand the importance of his heritage. I developed Arabic Alphabet so that adults and children alike could have a fun way to accurately learn the foundations of the language. I hope you enjoy it!"Facebook integration: Share your best score on Facebook and challenge your friends to beat your high score.We have finally added two in-app upgrades, so that you can expand your learning: The practice feature which allows you to finger-write on the screen so that you can memorize and perfect the strokes for each character. The quiz feature which will help you put everything youve learned to the test. With a little practice, youll learn to recognize and write the Arabic Alphabet in no time!::: Development Team :::Amir ZahedRicardo LaranjaCasey CordryBrian HarveyMohamed Hamdouchi