TED Talksのインスタグラム(ted) - 9月26日 00時03分

This is part of the Arabic alphabet depicted using LEGO blocks. Designer Ghada Wali developed this fun, accessible method of learning Arabic as a way to preserve the language of her Egyptian homeland. Her system called “Let’s Play” uses toy blocks to create a unique representation of all 29 Arabic letters and the four different forms. Arabic is a bit tricky for non-native speakers to learn because it’s very calligraphic, doesn’t have capital letters, uses its own punctuation system, and more. But with her bilingual method, Ghada hopes to make it easier and ultimately spread the beauty of the language. “I can see a future where the barriers between people all come tumbling down,” Ghada says. “Design can change the world. All you need is for someone to catch a glimpse of your work, feel, connect.” To watch her #TEDTalk, visit go.ted.com/arabiclego
Image courtesy of @ghada_wali

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