Arabic

The **Arabic** Alphablocks are known as Arabblocks (Arabic: كتلعربية; *Kutal-'arabiya*). Most of them look identical to the English Alphablocks.

## Arifmetix's design

* ا (Alif): Same as the English A, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ب (Ba): Same as the English B, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ت (Ta): Same as the English T, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ث (Tha): Same as T, but is dark yellow with a purple headband, minus the hat. He is mix of the English T and H. He makes the English "th" sound as in "three".
* ج (Jim): Same as the English J, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ح (Hah): Same as H, but his colors are reversed.
* خ (Kha): A mix of the English K and H. He makes the "kh" sound like the Hebrew "chet".
* د (Dal): Same as the English D, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ذ (Dhal): Same as D, but his colors are reversed and the star is in the middle of his face. He makes the voiced "th" sound as in "this".
* ر (Ra): Same as the English R, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ز (Zayn): Same as the English Z, with the same sound as the said letter.
* س (Sin): Same as the English S, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ش (Shin): Same as S, but with reversed pale colours. She makes the "sh" sound as in "ship"
* ص (Saad): Same as S, but darker. His sound is more emphatic than the English S.
* ض (Daad): Same as D, but darker. His sound is more emphatic than the English D.
* ط (Taa): Same as T, but is darker and has no mustache. His sound is more emphatic than the English T.
* ظ (Zaa): Same as T, but is dark yellow with no mustache. His sound is more emphatic than the English Z.
* ع (Ayn): Green and purple stripes. He is always fed up, similar to the English U.
* غ (Ghayn): A mix of the English G and H. Her sound is more emphatic than the English G.
* ف (Fa): Same as the English F, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ق (Qaf): Same as the English Q, Her sound is stronger than the English K. She's lucky she doesn't need U.
* ك (Kaf): Same as the English K, with the same sound as the said letter.
* گ (Gaf): Same as the English G, with the same sound as the said letter. Despite her being included here, she is a Persian letter (used only in that variant of Arabic script).
* ل (Lam): Same as the English L, with the same sound as the said letter.
* م (Mim): Same as the English M, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ن (Nun): Same as the English N, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ه (Ha): Same as the English H, with the same sound as the said letter.
* و (Waw): Same as the English W, but is striped like a vowel. He makes the same sound as the said letter.
* ء (Hamza): Same as Numberblock Zero. He makes no sound on his own.
* ي (Ya): Same as the English Y, with the same sound as the said letter.

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## JustArandomSquare's design

* ا (Alif): Same as the English A, but with no stripes, she's sometimes silent.
* ب (Ba): Same as the English B.
* ت (Ta): Same as the English T.
* ث (Tha): Green, has a lot of thorns, he makes the "th" sound as in think.
* ج (Jim): Same as the English J.
* ح (Hah): He's a dog, he makes a sound similar to h.
* خ (Kha): He loves to laugh, he makes the "kh" sound as in loch.
* د (Dal): Same as the English D.
* ذ (Dhal): Red and yellow, he makes the "th" sound as in "this", he's B and D's cousin.
* ر (Ra): Same as the English R.
* ز (Zayn): Same as the English Z.
* س (Sin): Same as the English S.
* ش (Shin): Likes to shush people, she makes the "sh" sound as in sheep.
* ص (Saad): He's a snake, his sound is similar to s.
* ض (Daad): Similar to D, but he plays the bongo, he makes a sound similar to d.
* ط (Taa): He loves to dance, he goes "tap tap", he sounds similar to t.
* ظ (Zaa): She lokes like an insect, her sound is similar to z.
* ع (Ayn): Similar to U, but with no stripes.
* غ (Ghayn): Dark green, he likes to ride his motorcycle, he makes the dutch g sound.
* ف (Fa): Same as the English F.
* ق (Qaf): Same as the English Q, but she dosen't need U anymore.
* ك (Kaf): Same as the English K.
* ل (Lam): Same as the English L.
* م (Mim): Same as the English M.
* ن (Nun): Same as the English N.
* ه (Ha): Same as the English H.
* و (Waw): Same as the English W, he sometimes makes the "oo" as in food sound.
* ء (Hamza): She has speaking problems, she has to clean her throat, she makes the glottal stop sound.
* ي (Ya): Same as the English Y, sometimes sounds like the "ee" in seed.

## EducationToon's design

* ا (Alif): Same as the English A, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ب (Ba): Same as the English B, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ت (Ta): Same as the English T, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ث (Tha): Tan. He makes the English "th" sound as in "three".
* ج (Jim): Same as the English J, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ح (Hah): Styled like a dog.
* خ (Kha): Styled like a pig. She makes the "kh" sound like the Hebrew "chet".
* د (Dal): Same as the English D, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ذ (Dhal): Brown. He makes the voiced "th" sound as in "this".
* ر (Ra): Same as the English R, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ز (Zayn): Same as the English Z, with the same sound as the said letter.
* س (Sin): Same as the English S, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ش (Shin): Lavender with red teardrop glasses. She makes the "sh" sound as in "ship"
* ص (Saad): Styled like a lizard. His sound is more emphatic than the English S.
* ض (Daad): He is purple with a red beret, light purple glasses, gloves, and soul patch, like in Letter Factory's D. His sound is more emphatic than the English D.
* ط (Taa): He is teal with a black top hat, black bow tie, white gloves, and black shoes, like in Letter Factory's T. His sound is more emphatic than the English T.
* ظ (Zaa): Styled like a bee. His sound is more emphatic than the English Z.
* ع (Ayn): Same as the English U.
* غ (Ghayn): Orange with a yellow propeller cap. His sound is more emphatic than the English G.
* ف (Fa): Same as the English F, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ق (Qaf): Same as the English Q, Her sound is stronger than the English K. She's lucky she doesn't need U.
* ك (Kaf): Same as the English K, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ل (Lam): Same as the English L, with the same sound as the said letter.
* م (Mim): Same as the English M, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ن (Nun): Same as the English N, with the same sound as the said letter.
* ه (Ha): Same as the English H, with the same sound as the said letter.
* و (Waw): Same as the English W, but is striped like a vowel. He makes the same sound as the said letter.
* ي (Ya): Same as the English Y, with the same sound as the said letter.