arabic-script

Topics in the source

• Arabic Script
• 1. Inputs (ask only for what's missing)
• 2. Timing for Arabic
• 3. Structure (long-form)
• 4. Script format
• 5. Arabic writing rules
• 6. Deliver
• Self-check

Write scripts that are spoken, not read. Use the Voice Card from arabic-voice and the hook from arabic-hooks if they exist. The general retention method comes from yt-script / youtube-script-writer; this skill adapts it for Arabic. Topic and core message («بعد ما يخلص الفيديو، المشاهد هيـ»). Target length, dialect, and style (talking head, faceless, screen recording, motion). Any facts, numbers, or stories that must be included. Never invent statistics. If something needs a source, mark it [مصدر؟]. Conversational Arabic runs about 120–140 words per minute (≈ 2–2.3 words/sec). Calm or educational delivery is closer to 110. So: 60 s ≈ 120–135 words · 8 min ≈ 950–1,100 words · 12 min ≈ 1,450–1,650 words. Count dialect words as spoken. Attached pronouns don't add words («ما قلتلوش» = 2 words). Put a re-hook every 60–90 seconds. Arabic re-hook phrases (match the dialect): Egyptian: «بس استنى، دي مش أهم حاجة» · «والجزء الجاي ده هو اللي فرق معايا» Khaleeji: «بس انتظر، هذا مو أهم شي» · «والجاي هو اللي فرق معي» Levantine: «بس استنى، هاد مش أهم شي» · «والجاي هو اللي فرّق معي» Use a two-column table so the editor knows exactly what to show: | # | Time | Spoken (in dialect) | On screen / visua

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