Learn Arabic conversations

Learn essential arabic greetings, including Assalamu alaikum, Marhaba, and sabah al-khair, with appropriate responses and everyday forms for formal and informal conversation.

Introduce yourself in Arabic by asking names, origins, ages, and where you live. Share your job and nationality using phrases like my name is and I am from.

Learn to start an Arabic conversation between two new friends with greetings, introductions, asking where from, and common professions like doctor, engineer, and teacher, plus polite responses.

learn how to ask for and tell time in Arabic, using hours 1–12 and am/pm, with morning, afternoon, and evening expressions.

Learn to read the clock and say the time in Arabic, covering one o'clock to common times like 1:30, 1:15, 1:45, 2:20, and 6:20.

Learn to talk about the weather in Arabic, ask about the weather today, and describe cold, hot, sunny, cloudy, and stormy weather.

Learn how to express feelings in Arabic with phrases for happy, sad, excited, sleepy, nervous, worried, angry, and more, including gendered forms.

Learn Arabic conversations about food, asking what you want to eat, and answering about meals from breakfast to dinner, with foods like sandwiches, eggs, cheese, and fruits.

Learn basic Arabic drink conversations by asking what you like to drink and replying with coffee, orange juice, apple juice, milk, and lemonade, using I like and I want.

Explore how to name professions in Arabic by saying 'I am a doctor' or 'I am a teacher,' including male and female forms for roles from engineer to pilot.

Learn present-tense arabic action verbs by changing the first letter for each pronoun (I, he, she, we), with examples like I love, he goes to school, she reads, we write.

Learn practical Arabic conversations at the airport, including greeting the receptionist, asking about travel details, checking passports and luggage weight, and selecting a window seat.

Learn arabic restaurant conversations, from requesting a table and reading the menu to placing an order, ordering drinks, saying shukran, and paying.

practice arabic conversations in a shopping mall, from greetings and asking how much items cost to negotiating prices for dresses, shoes, and shirts.

Practice a hotel check-in conversation as a customer and receptionist, including making a reservation, confirming a sea-view room, verifying an ID, and issuing the room key.

Explore common city places and directions in Arabic conversations, using real-life phrases to ask for a pharmacy, describe locations, and navigate the city.

Learn practical Arabic congratulation phrases for every occasion—from engagement and wedding to new baby, birthday, success, exams, and graduation—featuring Eid Mubarak, Ramadan Kareem, and Allahu Akram.