41 Alphabet ي ك ل

ك

كي كككك

kaafكاف
two-way connector
“k” as in kick
k
kaf
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ل

للل

lam لم
two-way connector
similiar to English “l” but tongue more taught/higher in mouth
l
lam
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ي

ييي

yaa’ ياء
two-way connector
as consonant: “y” as in “yellow” ; as long vowel: ii as in “fee”
y or ii
yaa
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Introduction to Arabic: Egyptian Arabic for first-year students Copyright © 2023 by David Hollenberg; Amira Ghazy; Abdulrahman Eissa; Hanan Elsherif; Benjamin Loy; and Kerlos Rizk is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.

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