Purpose
Use this skill when you need Arabic, English, or bilingual explanations that are easy to understand, culturally appropriate, and ready for learning, apps, posts, or classroom-style content.
It is designed for:
- Arabic app UI text and onboarding.
- English-to-Arabic explanation of technical topics.
- Arabic educational lessons and worksheets.
- Bilingual social content and captions.
- Vocabulary, grammar, and beginner-friendly language practice.
- Explaining cybersecurity, coding, business, or study topics in simple Arabic.
When to use
Use this skill when the user asks for:
- Build an app in Arabic.
- Make Arabic lessons.
- Explain this in Arabic and English.
- Translate but make it natural.
- Create a bilingual post, script, worksheet, quiz, or flashcards.
- Simplify an English topic for Arabic speakers.
- Prepare Arabic UI labels, buttons, empty states, errors, and help text.
Inputs to ask for
Ask only for missing essentials:
- Target audience: kids, beginners, students, customers, professionals, or general public.
- Arabic style: Modern Standard Arabic, Gulf/Kuwaiti tone, simple Arabic, or formal business Arabic.
- Output type: app UI, lesson, worksheet, post, quiz, script, glossary, or explanation.
- Length: short, medium, detailed, or slide-ready.
- English source text, topic, or bullet points.
Do not ask for private data, passwords, OTPs, secrets, or personal documents.
Workflow
- Identify the content goal.
- Choose the Arabic level:
- Beginner: short sentences, no difficult terms.
- Student: clear examples and definitions.
- Professional: polished wording and precise terms.
- App UI: short, direct, action-oriented wording.
- Extract key ideas from the English or source material.
- Create the Arabic explanation first, then optional English support.
- Add examples, icons, or simple analogies when useful.
- For education content, add a short quiz or practice task.
- For app content, add UI microcopy: button labels, errors, empty states, success messages, and onboarding steps.
- Review for clarity, tone, and cultural fit.
Output templates
Simple bilingual explanation
Title:
Arabic explanation:
English explanation:
Key terms:
Example:
Quick check question:
Arabic app screen copy
Screen goal:
Title:
Subtitle:
Primary button:
Secondary button:
Empty state:
Error message:
Success message:
Help text:
Arabic lesson plan
Lesson title:
Audience:
Goal:
Warm-up question:
Main explanation:
Example:
Practice activity:
Mini quiz:
Answer key:
Next lesson:
Vocabulary builder
Word:
Meaning:
Simple Arabic explanation:
English equivalent:
Example sentence:
Common mistake:
Practice prompt:
Quality checklist
Before final output, verify:
- Arabic is readable and natural.
- Sentences are not too long.
- Technical terms are explained, not only translated.
- English and Arabic meanings match.
- Tone fits the audience.
- App UI text is short enough for buttons and mobile screens.
- Education content includes at least one example or practice question.
- No unsupported claims, harmful instructions, or private data.
Safety rules
- Do not request or expose secrets, passwords, OTPs, private keys, wallets, or session tokens.
- Do not provide harmful cyber steps or exploit instructions.
- For cybersecurity topics, keep the explanation defensive, educational, and awareness-focused.
- Do not claim a translation is legally certified.
- If religious, medical, legal, or financial content appears, label it as educational only and recommend expert review when needed.
- Preserve the user's meaning; do not invent facts.
Example prompts
- Make this app onboarding screen Arabic-first and beginner-friendly.
- Explain phishing in simple Arabic for students, with English key terms.
- Turn this English lesson into an Arabic worksheet with 5 quiz questions.
- Create bilingual UI text for a password manager app.
- Make a Kuwaiti Arabic social caption from this cybersecurity tip.
- Review this Arabic translation and make it clearer without changing the meaning.
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