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Arabic Learning Academy Mega V4
Learn Arabic Online
Courses, alphabet, vocabulary, phrases, grammar, dialects, flashcards, quiz, and writing practice. This version shows everything as real page sections so nothing disappears when tabs fail.
Arabic Learning
Learn Arabic Dashboard
A complete beginner-friendly Arabic learning hub. No hidden empty tabs, every section is visible on the page.
Courses12 tracks from beginner Arabic to dialects and business ArabicAlphabet28 letters with sounds, examples, and connected formsVocabularyStarter words by family, food, travel, business, and numbersPhrasesUseful real-life phrases with pronunciationGrammarSimple rules without academic confusionDialectsMSA, Egyptian, Levantine, Gulf, Moroccan comparisonFlashcardsFlip cards and practice recallQuizQuick checks with instant feedbackWritingCopy prompts and type Arabic practice
Arabic Learning
Arabic Course Paths
12 working course cards with modules, lessons, outcomes, and practice direction.
01Beginner
Start Here, Arabic Basics
Direction, alphabet, sounds, vowels, and how Arabic connects.
4 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Orientation
  • Alphabet overview
  • Reading direction
  • Daily practice plan
Show lesson plan
  1. Arabic is written right to left
  2. The alphabet has 28 main letters
  3. Short vowels are marks, long vowels are letters
  4. Most letters connect to nearby letters
Outcome: Understand how Arabic works before memorizing everything.
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02Beginner
Alphabet Mastery
Learn each letter, sound, example word, and connected form.
5 modules5 lessons
Modules
  • Letters 1 to 7
  • Letters 8 to 14
  • Letters 15 to 21
  • Letters 22 to 28
  • Review drills
Show lesson plan
  1. Isolated forms
  2. Initial forms
  3. Medial forms
  4. Final forms
  5. Hard letters and soft letters
Outcome: Recognize all 28 Arabic letters in real words.
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03Beginner
Arabic Vowels and Sounds
Master short vowels, long vowels, sukoon, shadda, and pronunciation basics.
5 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Short vowels
  • Long vowels
  • Sukoon
  • Shadda
  • Sound practice
Show lesson plan
  1. Fatha sounds like a
  2. Kasra sounds like i
  3. Damma sounds like u
  4. Alif, Waw, Ya can become long vowels
Outcome: Read simple vocalized Arabic with confidence.
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04Beginner
Read Arabic Words
Recognize letters in words, pronounce syllables, and read simple examples.
4 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Two-letter words
  • Three-letter words
  • Common names
  • Signs and labels
Show lesson plan
  1. Learn isolated and connected shapes
  2. Sound out two-letter words
  3. Practice common words
  4. Read greetings and names
Outcome: Start reading simple Arabic words without guessing.
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05Practical
Daily Conversation
Greetings, introductions, polite phrases, family, food, travel, and shopping.
6 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Greetings
  • Family
  • Food
  • Travel
  • Shopping
  • Help
Show lesson plan
  1. Say hello and introduce yourself
  2. Ask simple questions
  3. Order food and coffee
  4. Ask for directions
Outcome: Speak useful Arabic in daily situations.
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06Intermediate
Grammar Without Pain
Pronouns, gender, plurals, sentence patterns, and question words.
5 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Nouns
  • Gender
  • Adjectives
  • Questions
  • Possession
Show lesson plan
  1. Arabic nouns have gender
  2. Adjectives follow nouns
  3. Questions use words like أين, متى, كيف
  4. The article ال means the
Outcome: Understand the structure behind Arabic sentences.
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07Intermediate
Arabic Verbs Starter
Learn common verbs and how they change with I, you, he, she, and we.
6 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • I want
  • I have
  • I go
  • I speak
  • I know
  • I work
Show lesson plan
  1. Arabic roots carry meaning
  2. Verbs change with person
  3. Past and present patterns differ
  4. Start with the most common verbs
Outcome: Use practical verbs in simple sentences.
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08Practical
Business Arabic
Client phrases, meetings, invoices, pricing, email replies, and professional tone.
5 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Client intro
  • Meeting language
  • Invoice words
  • Professional email
  • Follow-up phrases
Show lesson plan
  1. Professional greetings
  2. Meeting requests
  3. Pricing language
  4. Follow-up messages
Outcome: Write and understand basic professional Arabic.
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09Practical
Travel Arabic
Airport, hotel, taxi, directions, restaurant, emergency, and shopping phrases.
6 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Airport
  • Hotel
  • Taxi
  • Restaurant
  • Emergency
  • Shopping
Show lesson plan
  1. Ask where places are
  2. Request help
  3. Handle hotel check-in
  4. Order food
Outcome: Handle travel situations in Arabic.
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10Dialect
Egyptian Arabic Track
Learn everyday Egyptian Arabic phrases, pronunciation, and differences from MSA.
5 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Greetings
  • Food
  • Street phrases
  • Family
  • Work phrases
Show lesson plan
  1. عايز means I want
  2. فين means where
  3. إزايك means how are you
  4. Egyptian ج is often pronounced g
Outcome: Understand common Egyptian Arabic.
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11Dialect
Dialect Comparison Lab
Compare MSA with Egyptian, Levantine, Gulf, and Moroccan phrases.
5 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • I want
  • Where are you
  • Thank you
  • Very good
  • Daily questions
Show lesson plan
  1. MSA is formal
  2. Egyptian is widely understood
  3. Levantine is common in media
  4. Moroccan Darija is very different
Outcome: Know which Arabic style fits the situation.
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12Practice
Writing and Typing Gym
Copy letters, type words, compose sentences, and build a daily habit.
5 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Letter copying
  • Word copying
  • Sentence copying
  • Free writing
  • Typing test
Show lesson plan
  1. Copy one line daily
  2. Type Arabic from memory
  3. Use the keyboard tool
  4. Read your sentence out loud
Outcome: Build real Arabic typing and writing muscle.
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Arabic Learning
Arabic Alphabet Trainer
28 Arabic letters with pronunciation, examples, and connected forms.
ا
Alif
aa / a
أسد
lion , asad
ااــاــا
ب
Ba
b
باب
door , baab
ببــبــب
ت
Ta
t
تمر
dates , tamr
تتــتــت
ث
Tha
th
ثوب
garment , thawb
ثثــثــث
ج
Jeem
j, Egyptian g
جمل
camel , jamal
ججــجــج
ح
Haa
deep h
حب
love , hubb
ححــحــح
خ
Khaa
kh
خبز
bread , khubz
خخــخــخ
د
Dal
d
درس
lesson , dars
ددــدــد
ذ
Dhal
dh
ذهب
gold , dhahab
ذذــذــذ
ر
Ra
r
رجل
man , rajul
ررــرــر
ز
Zay
z
زيت
oil , zayt
ززــزــز
س
Seen
s
سلام
peace , salaam
سســســس
ش
Sheen
sh
شمس
sun , shams
ششــشــش
ص
Sad
heavy s
صبر
patience , sabr
صصــصــص
ض
Dad
heavy d
ضوء
light , daw
ضضــضــض
ط
Taa
heavy t
طبيب
doctor , tabeeb
ططــطــط
ظ
Dhaa
heavy th or z
ظهر
back/noon , zuhr
ظظــظــظ
ع
Ayn
throat ayn
عين
eye , ayn
ععــعــع
غ
Ghayn
gh
غرفة
room , ghurfa
غغــغــغ
ف
Fa
f
فم
mouth , fam
ففــفــف
ق
Qaf
q
قلب
heart , qalb
ققــقــق
ك
Kaf
k
كتاب
book , kitaab
ككــكــك
ل
Lam
l
ليل
night , layl
للــلــل
م
Meem
m
ماء
water , maa
ممــمــم
ن
Noon
n
نور
light , noor
ننــنــن
ه
Ha
h
هواء
air , hawaa
ههــهــه
و
Waw
w / oo
ورد
flowers , ward
ووــوــو
ي
Ya
y / ee
يد
hand , yad
ييــيــي
Arabic Learning
Vocabulary Library
Useful starter words organized by category.
Family
أب
father
ab
 
Family
أم
mother
umm
 
Family
أخ
brother
akh
 
Family
أخت
sister
ukht
 
Family
ابن
son
ibn
 
Family
بنت
daughter/girl
bint
 
Food
ماء
water
maa
 
Food
قهوة
coffee
qahwa
 
Food
خبز
bread
khubz
 
Food
دجاج
chicken
dajaaj
 
Food
سمك
fish
samak
 
Food
أرز
rice
aruzz
 
Travel
مطار
airport
matar
 
Travel
فندق
hotel
funduq
 
Travel
سيارة
car
sayyara
 
Travel
شارع
street
shaari
 
Travel
تذكرة
ticket
tathkira
 
Travel
خريطة
map
khareeta
 
Business
عميل
client
ameel
 
Business
شركة
company
sharika
 
Business
اجتماع
meeting
ijtimaa
 
Business
فاتورة
invoice
fatoora
 
Business
سعر
price
sir
 
Business
تسويق
marketing
tasweeq
 
Numbers
واحد
one
waahid
 
Numbers
اثنان
two
ithnaan
 
Numbers
ثلاثة
three
thalaatha
 
Numbers
أربعة
four
arbaa
 
Numbers
خمسة
five
khamsa
 
Numbers
عشرة
ten
ashara
 
Arabic Learning
Phrase Bank
Arabic phrases for greetings, conversation, travel, shopping, polite messages, help, and business.
CategoryArabicEnglishPronunciationAction
Greetingsالسلام عليكمPeace be upon youas-salaamu alaykum 
Greetingsصباح الخيرGood morningsabah al-khayr 
Greetingsمساء الخيرGood eveningmasaa al-khayr 
Greetingsتشرفت بمعرفتكNice to meet youtasharraftu bimarifatik 
Conversationكيف حالك؟How are you?kayfa haaluk 
Conversationأنا بخيرI am fineana bikhayr 
Conversationما اسمك؟What is your name?ma ismuk 
Conversationمن أين أنت؟Where are you from?min ayna anta 
Travelأين الحمام؟Where is the bathroom?ayna al-hammaam 
Travelأريد سيارة أجرةI want a taxiureed sayyarat ujra 
Travelأين الفندق؟Where is the hotel?ayna al-funduq 
Shoppingكم السعر؟How much is it?kam as-sir 
Politeشكرا جزيلاThank you very muchshukran jazeelan 
Politeمن فضلكPleasemin fadlik 
PoliteآسفSorryaasif 
Helpأنا لا أفهمI do not understandana la afham 
Businessهل يمكننا تحديد اجتماع؟Can we schedule a meeting?hal yumkinuna tahdeed ijtimaa 
Businessسأرسل لك التفاصيلI will send you the detailssa ursil laka at-tafaseel 
Arabic Learning
Grammar Lab
Clear beginner grammar cards, no complicated textbook language.
Grammar
Right to Left Writing
Arabic is written from right to left. Numbers may still appear left to right depending on context.
Grammar
Short Vowels
Fatha is a short a, kasra is a short i, and damma is a short u. Many everyday texts omit them.
Grammar
Long Vowels
Alif, Waw, and Ya can work as long vowels, aa, oo, and ee.
Grammar
Gender
Many Arabic nouns are masculine or feminine. Feminine words often end with ة.
Grammar
The Definite Article
The word the is ال. Example, كتاب means book, الكتاب means the book.
Grammar
Question Words
Common question words include من who, ماذا what, أين where, متى when, كيف how, لماذا why.
Grammar
Possession
Arabic can attach endings to show my, your, his, her. كتابي means my book.
Grammar
Adjectives
Adjectives usually come after the noun and often match gender and definiteness.
Arabic Learning
Dialect Comparison Lab
Compare Modern Standard Arabic, Egyptian, Levantine, Gulf, and Moroccan phrases.
EnglishMSAEgyptianLevantineGulfMoroccan
How are you?كيف حالك؟عامل إيه؟كيفك؟شلونك؟كيف داير؟
I want coffeeأريد قهوةعايز قهوةبدي قهوةأبي قهوةبغيت قهوة
Thank youشكرامتشكرشكرامشكورشكرا
Where are you?أين أنت؟إنت فين؟وينك؟وينك؟فين نتا؟
Very goodجيد جداكويس جدامنيح كتيرزين وايدمزيان بزاف
Arabic Learning
Flashcards
Tap cards to flip. Practice vocabulary and phrases.
أب
fatherab
أم
motherumm
أخ
brotherakh
أخت
sisterukht
ابن
sonibn
بنت
daughter/girlbint
ماء
watermaa
قهوة
coffeeqahwa
خبز
breadkhubz
دجاج
chickendajaaj
سمك
fishsamak
أرز
ricearuzz
مطار
airportmatar
فندق
hotelfunduq
سيارة
carsayyara
شارع
streetshaari
تذكرة
tickettathkira
خريطة
mapkhareeta
عميل
clientameel
شركة
companysharika
اجتماع
meetingijtimaa
فاتورة
invoicefatoora
سعر
pricesir
تسويق
marketingtasweeq
واحد
onewaahid
اثنان
twoithnaan
ثلاثة
threethalaatha
أربعة
fourarbaa
خمسة
fivekhamsa
عشرة
tenashara
السلام عليكم
Peace be upon youas-salaamu alaykum
صباح الخير
Good morningsabah al-khayr
مساء الخير
Good eveningmasaa al-khayr
تشرفت بمعرفتك
Nice to meet youtasharraftu bimarifatik
كيف حالك؟
How are you?kayfa haaluk
أنا بخير
I am fineana bikhayr
ما اسمك؟
What is your name?ma ismuk
من أين أنت؟
Where are you from?min ayna anta
أين الحمام؟
Where is the bathroom?ayna al-hammaam
أريد سيارة أجرة
I want a taxiureed sayyarat ujra
أين الفندق؟
Where is the hotel?ayna al-funduq
كم السعر؟
How much is it?kam as-sir
شكرا جزيلا
Thank you very muchshukran jazeelan
من فضلك
Pleasemin fadlik
آسف
Sorryaasif
أنا لا أفهم
I do not understandana la afham
هل يمكننا تحديد اجتماع؟
Can we schedule a meeting?hal yumkinuna tahdeed ijtimaa
سأرسل لك التفاصيل
I will send you the detailssa ursil laka at-tafaseel
Arabic Learning
Arabic Quiz
Quick practice questions with instant feedback.
What direction is Arabic written?
What is ب?
What does شكرا mean?
Which letter often marks feminine words?
What does أين mean?
What is Egyptian for “I want”?
Arabic Learning
Writing Practice
Copy Arabic prompts and practice typing.
ا ب ت ث ج
 
Arabic Learning
Arabic Course Paths
12 working course cards with modules, lessons, outcomes, and practice direction.
01Beginner
Start Here, Arabic Basics
Direction, alphabet, sounds, vowels, and how Arabic connects.
4 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Orientation
  • Alphabet overview
  • Reading direction
  • Daily practice plan
Show lesson plan
  1. Arabic is written right to left
  2. The alphabet has 28 main letters
  3. Short vowels are marks, long vowels are letters
  4. Most letters connect to nearby letters
Outcome: Understand how Arabic works before memorizing everything.
Practice this
02Beginner
Alphabet Mastery
Learn each letter, sound, example word, and connected form.
5 modules5 lessons
Modules
  • Letters 1 to 7
  • Letters 8 to 14
  • Letters 15 to 21
  • Letters 22 to 28
  • Review drills
Show lesson plan
  1. Isolated forms
  2. Initial forms
  3. Medial forms
  4. Final forms
  5. Hard letters and soft letters
Outcome: Recognize all 28 Arabic letters in real words.
Practice this
03Beginner
Arabic Vowels and Sounds
Master short vowels, long vowels, sukoon, shadda, and pronunciation basics.
5 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Short vowels
  • Long vowels
  • Sukoon
  • Shadda
  • Sound practice
Show lesson plan
  1. Fatha sounds like a
  2. Kasra sounds like i
  3. Damma sounds like u
  4. Alif, Waw, Ya can become long vowels
Outcome: Read simple vocalized Arabic with confidence.
Practice this
04Beginner
Read Arabic Words
Recognize letters in words, pronounce syllables, and read simple examples.
4 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Two-letter words
  • Three-letter words
  • Common names
  • Signs and labels
Show lesson plan
  1. Learn isolated and connected shapes
  2. Sound out two-letter words
  3. Practice common words
  4. Read greetings and names
Outcome: Start reading simple Arabic words without guessing.
Practice this
05Practical
Daily Conversation
Greetings, introductions, polite phrases, family, food, travel, and shopping.
6 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Greetings
  • Family
  • Food
  • Travel
  • Shopping
  • Help
Show lesson plan
  1. Say hello and introduce yourself
  2. Ask simple questions
  3. Order food and coffee
  4. Ask for directions
Outcome: Speak useful Arabic in daily situations.
Practice this
06Intermediate
Grammar Without Pain
Pronouns, gender, plurals, sentence patterns, and question words.
5 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Nouns
  • Gender
  • Adjectives
  • Questions
  • Possession
Show lesson plan
  1. Arabic nouns have gender
  2. Adjectives follow nouns
  3. Questions use words like أين, متى, كيف
  4. The article ال means the
Outcome: Understand the structure behind Arabic sentences.
Practice this
07Intermediate
Arabic Verbs Starter
Learn common verbs and how they change with I, you, he, she, and we.
6 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • I want
  • I have
  • I go
  • I speak
  • I know
  • I work
Show lesson plan
  1. Arabic roots carry meaning
  2. Verbs change with person
  3. Past and present patterns differ
  4. Start with the most common verbs
Outcome: Use practical verbs in simple sentences.
Practice this
08Practical
Business Arabic
Client phrases, meetings, invoices, pricing, email replies, and professional tone.
5 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Client intro
  • Meeting language
  • Invoice words
  • Professional email
  • Follow-up phrases
Show lesson plan
  1. Professional greetings
  2. Meeting requests
  3. Pricing language
  4. Follow-up messages
Outcome: Write and understand basic professional Arabic.
Practice this
09Practical
Travel Arabic
Airport, hotel, taxi, directions, restaurant, emergency, and shopping phrases.
6 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Airport
  • Hotel
  • Taxi
  • Restaurant
  • Emergency
  • Shopping
Show lesson plan
  1. Ask where places are
  2. Request help
  3. Handle hotel check-in
  4. Order food
Outcome: Handle travel situations in Arabic.
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10Dialect
Egyptian Arabic Track
Learn everyday Egyptian Arabic phrases, pronunciation, and differences from MSA.
5 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Greetings
  • Food
  • Street phrases
  • Family
  • Work phrases
Show lesson plan
  1. عايز means I want
  2. فين means where
  3. إزايك means how are you
  4. Egyptian ج is often pronounced g
Outcome: Understand common Egyptian Arabic.
Practice this
11Dialect
Dialect Comparison Lab
Compare MSA with Egyptian, Levantine, Gulf, and Moroccan phrases.
5 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • I want
  • Where are you
  • Thank you
  • Very good
  • Daily questions
Show lesson plan
  1. MSA is formal
  2. Egyptian is widely understood
  3. Levantine is common in media
  4. Moroccan Darija is very different
Outcome: Know which Arabic style fits the situation.
Practice this
12Practice
Writing and Typing Gym
Copy letters, type words, compose sentences, and build a daily habit.
5 modules4 lessons
Modules
  • Letter copying
  • Word copying
  • Sentence copying
  • Free writing
  • Typing test
Show lesson plan
  1. Copy one line daily
  2. Type Arabic from memory
  3. Use the keyboard tool
  4. Read your sentence out loud
Outcome: Build real Arabic typing and writing muscle.
Practice this

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