You can also try:
rah-ss – head, rah-see – my head, rah-sack – your head (to a male), rah-sick – your head (to a female)
ij-r – leg, ij-ree – my leg, ij-rack – your (m.) leg, ij-rick – your (f.) leg
Where is your . . .?
Start with a question . . .
”Wayn...
Where is...an-fack/an-fick?
your nose (m/f)?
”Radio silence?
Points to the wrong body part?
Points to his/her nose?
Be ready for and OK with any response
Respond and encourage with smiles and laughter - this should be more about fun than learning
”An-fack/an-fick hown.
Your nose is here (point to his/her nose and move on to the next body part)Bravo! Ay-wa! saH!
Bravo! That's it! That's right!
Quick Lesson
My and Your!
Adding the letter ي or an “ee” sound to the end of a body part will indicate my.
Adding ack (m) or ick (f) to the end of a body part will indicate your.
Practice other body parts with the song: Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes in Arabic
