Hi, welcome to Learn Arabic Online Arabic with Noan. Listen 3. The Long Voyels. The Long Voyels use it to lengthen the sounds of these short voyels. And as we see before, there are 3 short voyels in Arabic language. Now let's explain what means the long voyels. We are 3 long voyels in Arabic language. Like the voyels in European language, the long voyels in Arabic are similar to their equivalents in English. Now let's see the difference between the short voyels and the long voyels. As we see before, in the lesson of the short voyels, the short voyels are marked in writing above or below the consonants and the three short voyels, FETHA, DAMA and CASRA. The long voyels, 3 letters of the Arabic alphabet, apply as voyels. Let's see how. The three letters that apply as voyels, we have ALIF, ALIF, make the sounds A, the little while, while make the sounds O and the letter A, make the sounds E. The long voyels use it to lengthen the sound of the short voyels. That means, H of the short voyels has a long voyel that corresponds to it. A long voyel is always following a letter that carries the equivalent short voyel. We have the short voyel FETHA correspond to the long voyels ALIF, DAMA correspond to WEL, CASRA, correspond to the long voyels yeah. Now let's see the pronunciations of letters with the short voyel FETHA, the length voyels, ALIF, B, B, B. Now let's see the pronunciations of letters with the short voyel CASRA with the long voyels, well, B, B. Now let's see the pronunciations of letters with the short voyels DAMA with the long voyels, B, B. Now let's try it with other letters with the long voyels ALIF. B, B, C, C, D, D, D, R, R, K, K, L, L, M, M, N, N, N. Now let's try it with the long voyels yeah. B, B, C, C, D, D, R, R, K, K, K, K, L, L, M, N, N, N. Now let's see the pronunciations of letters with the long voyels, well, B, B, C, C, D, D, R, R, K, K, L, L, M, M, N, N, N, N. Now let's try it with the long voyels, you can read it. And the next lesson we will see how we can write the letters Arabic. Thank you for watching, see you in the next course. Goodbye.