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Edexcel GCSE 2009 Arabic Vocabulary Book
Edexcel GCSE in Arabic
GCSE Arabic
Edexcel GCSE 2009 Arabic Vocabulary Book Edexcel are pleased to provide this free vocabulary book freely to support learners following the Edexcel GCSE 2009 Specification in Arabic. Please note: the most up to date version of this document is available on the Edexcel website and a definitive list of core vocabulary is available in the Edexcel Specification.
Introduction This bilingual glossary has been produced to support you in your language learning and to help you prepare for the Edexcel GCSE. It features a revised minimum core vocabulary foundation level vocabulary (this has been expanded from the original one in the specification) as well as higher level vocabulary. English meanings, genders and irregular word endings are given and the vocabulary is listed both alphabetically and under the following Edexcel headings: High Frequency Language
Verbs Adjectives Colours Adverbs Numbers Quantities Connecting Words Time Expressions Times Days of the Week Months of the Year Question Words Countries Continents Nationalities Areas/Mountains/Cities/Rivers Acronyms and Abbreviations Social Conventions Prepositions
Listening and Reading Topics
Out and About - Visitor Information, Basic Weather, Local Amenities,
Accommodation, Public Transport, Directions Customer Services and Transactions
- Cafes and Restaurants, Shops, Dealing with Problems Personal Information
- General Interest, Leisure Activities, Family and Friends, Lifestyle (healthy eating and exercise)
Future Plans, Education and Work - Basic Language of the Internet, Simple Job Advertisements, Simple
Job Applications and CV, School and College, Work and Work Experience
Speaking and Writing Topics Media and Culture
- Music/Film/Reading, Fashion/Celebrities/Religion, Blogs/Internet Sports and Leisure
- Hobbies/interests, Sporting Events, Lifestyle Choices Travel and Tourism
- Holidays, Accommodation, Eating (food and drink) Business, Work and Employment
- Work Experience/Part-time Jobs, Product or service Information Although words are listed under specific topic headings, they are not always exclusive to these. Many words can also relate to other topic areas, but may only be listed in one. At the end of each section you will find some blank pages, these enable you to note down other words that you encounter during the GCSE course and which may prove useful. Please note that this is not a complete list of all vocabulary for the Edexcel GCSE, and should be used as a reference guide that students can refer to and add to rather than a definitive list of vocabulary needed to achieve a specific grade. This vocabulary book is currently a first draft; if centres notice any errors in the vocabulary lists contained in this document please let us know and we will ensure they are updated appropriately.
Section 1 High Frequency Language This has been taken from the appendix in the specification Verbs
accept
advise
allow
answer
appear
apply
arrive
argue
attach
avoid
bake
be
able
call
beat
begin
bind
bleed
blow
borrow
break
burn
calculate
carry
check
chew
climb
close
collect
come
copy
crawl
cry
cross
cut
dance
deliver
describe
deserve
detect
dig
dislike
do
draw
dream
dress
drink
earn
eat
empty
end
enter
escape
explain
fall
fail
feel
find
finish
follow
forge
forgive
forsake
freeze
get
get angry
give
go
go down
go for a walk
grind
guard
hate
have to
hear
hit
hold
hope
hurry
hurt Inform /
introduce
invite
joke
jump
kill
kneel
know
knock
last
laugh
lay
leap
leave
lend
let
lie
listen
live
look
look after
lose
make
manage
mean
meet
murder
note
obtain
open
organise
pass by
pay
permit
phone /
place
please
plant
play
prefer
present
prevent
produce
promise
pull
push
put
reach
read
receive
refuse
regret
remember
rent
request
repair
repeat
research
reserve
return
revise
ride
rise
rule
run
save
saw
say
scream
search
see
seek
seem
sell
send
serve
show
sign
sink
sit
slay
sleep
smile
sneeze
speak
spend
spill
split
spread
squeeze
stand
stay
steal
sting
strike
stop
study
succeed
swear
sweep
take
tell
thank
think
thrive
throw
touch
try
understand
use
visit
walk
want
wash
wear
win
wish
work
worry
write
Adjectives
able
active
alone
angry
awake
bad
beautiful
bent
best
big
bitter
black
boiling
boring
brief
bright
brilliant
broken
charming
cheap
cheerful / /
clean
clear
clever
closed
cold
comfortable
common
complete
complex
cruel
dark
dead
deep
different
difficult
dirty
disgusting
dry
early
easy
electric
equal
exciting
false
fast
fat (person) /
favourite
female
first
free
friendly
full
funny
general
good
great
happy
hard (difficult)
hard (stiff)
healthy
heavy
high
hot
ill
important
kind
large
last
late
lazy
least
light
little
long
loving
low
male
married
marvellous
mature
medical
mixed
narrow
natural
new
nice
noisy
normal
numerous
old
open
perfect
pleased
polite
poor
pretty
private
public
punctual
quick
quiet
ready
real
regular
responsible
rich
right
rough
round
sad
safe
same
secret
sensitive
separate
serious
sharp
short
shy
silent
simple
slow
small
soft
sorry
sour
special
strange
strict
strong
stupid
sudden
sweet
tall
the best
the greatest
the least
the worst
thick
thin
tired
true
typical
ugly
unbelievable
useful
valid
valuable
violent
warm
weak
well
wet
wide
wise
witty
wrong
young Colours black
blue
brown
chestnut brown
colour
dark
green
grey
light
orange
pink
red
violet
white
yellow
Adverbs
already
/ almost
always/still
here
however
/ immediately
long time
more
often
)( perhaps
quickly
rather
/ really
recently
sometimes
straight away
there
too
unfortunately
very
srebmuN
1 0
3 2
5 4
7 6
9 8
11 01
31 21
51 41
71 61
91 81
12 02
32 22
52 42
72 62
92 82
13 03
24 04
35 05
46 06
57 07
68 08
79 09
001
Quantities
a third
bottle
/ box
jar
little
many
packet
piece
several
Connecting Words
also
/ and
but
first of all
or
so
then
Time expressions
afternoon
/ always
day
early
evening
everyday
morf
retal
thgindim
etunim
gninrom
thgin
won
lautcnup
ecnis
noos