The Arabic you'll actually reach for mid-lesson with a young student — instructions, praise, and the vocabulary of the instrument itself.
One grammar note before you start: most instructions below are in the feminine form (ending in -i, like shoofi), since you'll often be addressing girl students. For a boy, just drop the final -i (shoofi → shoof). It becomes automatic fast.
Same TTS caveat as the earlier lessons: the built-in voice reads Modern Standard pronunciation, not colloquial — useful for the sounds, not the accent. Trust the transliteration for how it's actually said in the West Bank.
The count you'd say out loud while a student plays through a measure.