
Learn subject pronouns like "I", "you", "he"...etc
Learn to say "this", "that", "these"...etc
Learn question words like "what", "where", "when"...etc
Learn numbers and ordinal number (1st, 2nd, 3rd). More numbers to be added soon.
Learn very common words like "yes", "no", "also", "very"...etc
Like words like "really?", "of course", "excuse me"...etc
Learn words like "on", "in", "above", "inside"...etc
Learn words like "mosque", "school", "house"...etc
Learn words like "now", "tomorrow", "in a bit" ...etc
Learn family members and words like "teacher", "doctor", and other professions.
Learn colors and adjectives like "tall", "short", "big"...etc
Learn names of objects like "pen", "car", "phone" and some abstract concepts.
Learn verbs like "to go", "to live", "to work" and more.
Khalid and Mariam go to the supermarket to buy apples, find red but no green, ask staff, and decide to buy red apples, planning to get green ones later.
Khalid and Maryam go to a fancy restaurant on Friday night, browse the menu, order steak and pasta, and enjoy creamy desserts like chocolate cake and ice cream cake.
Explore urban Hijazi Arabic vocabulary through a chaotic cafe story about a laptop being stolen amid loud volume disputes, with security intervention ending the scene.
Ali's routine is explored by reading a story twice—without subtitles, then with English subtitles—highlighting Ali Khattab the caterer and related names to illustrate language in context.
Two weeks ago I bought a new pair of shoes after my old ones wore out with a hole in back, and the store helped me find the right size.
Explore a beginner level story titled Khalid and the garbage, introducing core urban Hijazi Arabic vocabulary through a recurring cast of names and simple phrases like hayda.
Explore Khalid in the office to learn core words in urban hijazi arabic through a beginner level story about emails, computers, and office life.
A speaker moves to a new furnished apartment after getting a new job, battles daily cockroaches with insecticide, and finally finds a clean place.
This course covers the 750 most essential words that every beginner learning the Saudi dialect should know. Unlike MSA/Fusha learning resources, the words introduced in this course are all words Saudi natives actually say in their day-to-day life.
In addition to building a solid vocabulary foundation, this course aims to enhance your overall understanding of the Saudi dialect. Each word is carefully selected to ensure it is practical and commonly used in everyday conversations. By mastering these words, you will be able to communicate more effectively in a variety of daily situations, from shopping and dining to socializing and traveling.
The course is structured to support continuous learning and development. Regular updates will introduce new words and phrases, ensuring that you are always expanding your vocabulary. Interactive exercises and real-life scenarios are included to provide hands-on practice, reinforcing your learning and boosting your confidence in using the dialect.
Our goal is to create a comprehensive resource that not only teaches vocabulary but also immerses you in the cultural nuances and linguistic intricacies of the Saudi dialect. Stay tuned for more updates and enhancements that will make your learning journey both enjoyable and rewarding. Don't hesitate to reach out for suggestions or questions. I will try to answer all your questions as soon as possible.