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Books available in Arabic
Share familiar words in your family’s language. Choose first words, coloring, or a story to read together. See the available editions and find your next book.
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Start on paper: point, name, and share the words together. When your child is ready, explore the linked activities with a grown-up, then find the words in the book again.
Showing 2 first-word books in Arabic.
Start with this book
Baby's First Farm Animals
Ages 0–3 · Paperback picture book
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English + ArabicWhat goes with this book?Free to use together. No book purchase needed.
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Baby's First Construction Vehicles
Ages 0–3 · Paperback picture book
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English + ArabicWhat goes with this book?Free to use together. No book purchase needed.
A paperback collection with one word and illustration per learning page. Open a book together without printing individual pages.
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Keep practising Arabic together
Bring book time into everyday play with related stories, games, and real sample pages. Everything here is free to explore together.
Play with Arabic book words
Use pictures, listening, memory, and matching to meet the same words in a different way.
Choose a game →Interactive family treeMeet the family in Arabic
Tap a relative and keep the family connection visible while the words change.
Learn family words →Interactive storyPlay the Language Quest in Arabic
Choose the route, hear the story, and collect useful words along the way.
Start the free quest →Read-aloud storySay goodnight in Arabic
Quiet Night on the Farm includes a built-in language selector for its repeated goodnight phrases.
Read free →Parent guideArabic for families: the language of books and the language of home
Written Arabic and the Arabic your family actually speaks are not the same, and that is normal. What is in a printed book, what a child hears from relatives, and how to use both.
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Complete catalog
2 live editions
Picture books
Picture bookEnglish
ArabicBaby's First Construction Vehicles
مركبات البناء الأولى للطفل
Cranes, loaders, and mighty machines for curious little builders.
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English
ArabicBaby's First Farm Animals
حيوانات المزرعة الأولى للأطفال
Friendly farm friends for first words and shared looking.
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A language landscape
Meet Arabic
Arabic connects families across many countries and communities. Modern Standard Arabic is used alongside many regional spoken varieties.
One welcoming storybook setting inspired by the broad Arabic-speaking world, which spans many countries and cultures.
- Estimated speakers
- About 310 million native speakersA rounded estimate across Arabic varieties; everyday varieties and Modern Standard Arabic are counted differently by different sources.
- Language family
- The Semitic branch of the Afro-Asiatic language family
- Where families speak it
- Countries and communities across North Africa, Western Asia, and the wider world
- Writing
- Arabic script, read from right to left
Try this togetherFollow the Arabic line with your finger from right to left.
Speaker estimate: Cambridge University Press (opens in a new tab)
Language facts: Encyclopaedia Britannica (opens in a new tab)
One language, connected across the site
Use Arabic across Flori & Luna
Free Arabic games
Reuse book words through pictures, listening, memory, and gentle matching games.
Explore →Interactive family wordsMeet the family in Arabic
Tap relatives and follow the branch from Flori while the family words change language.
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Where is Arabic used?
Arabic is used across a broad, culturally diverse region. This map selects countries where Arabic has national or official use.
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Algeria
Arabic has national or official public use here; local spoken varieties differ.Selected places—not a census map. A highlighted country does not mean everyone there speaks Arabic. Boundaries are simplified for learning and are not a political boundary reference. Made with Natural Earth (opens in a new tab).
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Where Arabic fits
This simplified learning tree shows only the 19 languages currently in the Flori & Luna catalog. It groups related languages; it does not mean one modern sibling language came from another.