Here are important household items you should be able to write:

Rooms in the House

Furniture and Items

These are verbs for actions done at home:

When you see a picture, think about:

1. What object is shown?
2. What action is being done with it?

Example 1: Cooking

• Object: مَطْبَخٌ (kitchen)
• Action: يَطْبَخُ (to cook)
• Combined: هُوَ يَطْبَخُ فِي الْمَطْبَخِ (He cooks in the kitchen)

Example 2: Sleeping

• Object: غُرْفَةُ النَّوْمِ (bedroom)
• Action: يَنَامُ (to sleep)
• Combined: أَنَا نِمْتُ فِي غُرْفَةِ النَّوْمِ (I slept in the bedroom)

Example 3: Cleaning

• Object: مِكْنَسَةٌ (broom)
• Action: يَكْنُسُ (to sweep)
• Combined: هِيَ تَكْنُسُ بِالْمِكْنَسَةِ (She sweeps with the broom)

Look at the picture, then write the correct word:

Picture 1: A child sleeping on a bed → Answer: نَامَ (He slept) or يَنَامُ (He sleeps)

Picture 2: A mother cooking food → Answer: طَبَخَتْ (She cooked) or تَطْبَخُ (She cooks)

Picture 3: Someone sweeping the floor → Answer: كَنَسَ (He swept) or يَكْنُسُ (He sweeps)

Remember to write words correctly in their singular form:

• Always write Arabic words with correct spelling
• Match the verb form (past or present) with the correct subject pronoun
• Use the singular form of nouns unless asked for plural
• Connect objects and actions to describe what happens at home

In Tanzania, you can use this vocabulary when talking about your home in Arabic. For example, if you visit a Swahili-speaking friend's house and want to describe your own home in Arabic, you can say "فِي بَيْتِي ثَلَّاجَةٌ" (In my house there is a refrigerator) or "أُمِّي تَطْبَخُ الطَّعَامَ" (My mother cooks food). This helps you communicate about everyday home life using Arabic.