For the next part of the learning project, I wanted to get into learning Arabic numbers. For this lesson, I was unsure of how to go about learning the numbers as it was not present in the grammar resource mentioned previously. Hence, I did a google search and found this amazing resource to be very helpful.

My first encounter with the resource forced me to dive into the writing style of the numbers:

It reminded me of roman numerals and I assume that there may be some historical connection. Nevertheless, I decided to write the numbers and get a introductory grasp of the written component of Arabic

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Once I got a hang of writing the numbers, I had began the pronunciation of the numbers. I found it difficult to pronounce the numbers from the English transliteration and therefore look towards auditory methods of listening the numbers. The video below  provided to be excellent in speaking and pronouncing the words.

Finally after learning to write and pronounce the numbers one to 10, I had decided to memorize the numbers. Memorization was quite easy for me as I had a decent experience in memorizing vocabulary. Therefore, numbers from 1 to 10 were not of much difficulty.