1.Make Arabic conversations (face to face ones or through the phone).

2. Communicate with the native speakers in daily life situations.
3. Be familiar with some of the Arab countries and cities.
4. Use some of the commonly used expressions related to colours, food, medications and treatments, situations of courtesy, and greetings.
5. Know about some Arab customs and traditions (family, visits, and hospitality).
6. Be able to read the time in Arabic.
7. Know how to write Arabic letters.
8. Recognize the nominal sentence components.
9. Recognize the verbal sentence components.
10. Use the adjectives and adjective nouns correctly.
11. Use the past and present tenses and commands correctly.
12. Use simple words using comparative and superlative adjectives.