Arabic Language for all levels | A comprehensive Course

Learn to greet others in Arabic with marhaba, sabah al-hayat, and other daily phrases, while mastering replies, basic questions, and pronunciation for polite, practical conversations.

Practice Arabic vocabularies through three exercises to improve pronunciation and memory; do exercises yourself before watching, switch between vocabulary list and exercises, then check answers in video.

Practice translating English and Arabic using a vocabulary list, and learn Arabic verb conjugation and subject-based forms without infinitives. Engage in bilingual exercises translating sentences both ways.

Master Arabic present-tense verb conjugation by learning how subjects drive forms, applying prefixes like ta- for you and suffixes for gender, and using la for negation.

Explore Arabic verb conjugation across three exercises: translate verbs to English and Arabic, and fill sentences by matching the subject with correct verb forms, including masculine and feminine.

Practice translating sentences into Arabic, focusing on vocabulary and verb conjugation. Watch two videos on vocabulary and conjugation, complete exercises, and spot mistakes with feedback.

This vocabularies recap emphasizes active practice to memorize key Arabic words. Students write vocab in English and Arabic scripts, self-test, compare with the video, and aim for 90% recall.

Engage in a listening comprehension exercise in Arabic, guessing meanings and writing translations, with pronunciation practice and repetition, while reinforcing reading and writing alongside listening and speaking.

Practice listening with a longer Arabic text across three passes—fast, then slow, then fast again—followed by questions and a student assignment to post answers.

Learn essential food and drinks vocabulary in Arabic, practice restaurant phrases, and identify items like table, chair, window, fork, spoon, knife, cup, and breakfast expressions.

Learn how to politely order in Arabic and English using phrases like 'can I have, please' and its Arabic equivalents, with restaurant and cafe examples.

Practice translating sentences from Arabic to English while comparing answers to build accuracy. Learn to assemble sentences from individual vocabulary, master verb conjugation, possessives, and polite requests.

Identify Arabic noun gender through examples and exercises, noting feminine endings and silent final t, then classify words like kitab, maktab, willo, miftah, halam.

Practice how to form feminine and masculine in Arabic by changing adjectives, professions, and nationalities; apply ta marbuta endings and build possessive phrases like my car and my city.

Practice Arabic verb conjugation and possessive forms, applying simple rules to say I can, you drink, you eat, you sit, and you order; complete the possessive exercise.

Practice reading arabic texts with parallel english-arabic scripts, infer vocabulary from context, and answer comprehension questions about bassem's day to improve pronunciation and translation skills.

Recap and drill vocabulary with four columns (two in English letters and two in Arabic script), using repeated trials to track progress and improve pronunciation.

Engage in a seven-sentence listening exercise that pauses for guessing and translating, then reveals answers, while you repeat to improve pronunciation and memorize key Arabic phrases.

Learn numbers, days, and time in Arabic, how to ask about the time, and how to count from zero to infinity, using the provided vocabulary list.

Practice and reinforce Arabic vocabulary through pronunciation drills, translation and matching activities, then review meanings and recall them in both Arabic and English to build fluency.

Practice translating English to Arabic, focusing on numbers, days, hours, and basic questions, while reinforcing vocabulary, verb conjugation, and possessive forms.

Learn to count from zero to ten in Arabic with repetition and practice exercises, reinforcing the numbers from zero to ten and simple arithmetic challenges for future clips.

Learn how Arabic numerals are written from 1 to 10, including zero as a dot. Practice converting between Arabic and English numerals and solving arithmetic in right-to-left format.

Learn how to ask what time is it and tell the time in Arabic, using elsah, hours and minutes, with phrases for half and quarter.

Practice telling time in Arabic, mastering hours and minutes with numbers and phrases for half and quarter.

Translate English sentences into Arabic while reviewing vocabulary and grammar, practice conjugating verbs, forming sentences about time, meals, weekends, phone numbers, and restaurant conversations.

Count Arabic numbers from eleven to infinity, learn eleven variants (ashar or ashera), and see patterns for twenty through million with examples like fifty-four.

Participate in a guided listening exercise to practice Arabic comprehension. Listen, write what you hear and its meaning, then repeat to improve pronunciation and time.

Explore Arabic adjectives and question words, learn how to form sentences using adjectives, and practice a core vocabulary list including big, small, beautiful, old, new, and more.

Practice Arabic vocabulary and pronunciation through English–Arabic and Arabic–English translation exercises, review the provided list, and complete matching tasks featuring words like jamila and kabeer.

Explore how Arabic adjectives follow the noun and agree with gender, turning masculine forms into feminine by ta marbuta, and translate sentences from English to Arabic.

Practice translating Arabic to English through sentence-by-sentence exercises, comparing answers, and reviewing grammar rules and vocabulary such as big house, what time, and pronouns.

Practice correcting Arabic sentences to ensure adjective noun agreement, mastering masculine and feminine forms (jamil, jameela, kabir), then learn opposites and basic question sentence formation.

Practice forming Arabic questions using interrogatives like who, what, where, and with whom, and learn when to use ma with nouns versus verbs, plus yes-no questions with hal.

Engage in a listening exercise that has you write down what you hear, translate it, and repeat after me to boost comprehension and pronunciation of Arabic vocabulary.

Practice English-to-Arabic and Arabic-to-English translations, and match vocab across two columns. Recall and memorize terms such as mother, sister, cousin, aunt, grand mother, daughter, and husband; compare with the video.

Translate into English to practice Arabic family vocabulary and travel-related sentences. Learn gender rules, possessives, and sentence structures through examples about houses, relatives, and cities.

Identify the odd word in each line and explain why using Arabic family terms, then preview upcoming present-tense verb conjugations for he, she, you, we, and they.

Practice rearranging Arabic words to form meaningful sentences, using examples about Beirut and Medina, travel phrases, and verb conjugation with a full list of verbs.

Explore Arabic verb conjugation across subject pronouns - he, she, you (masc, fem, plural) and they - and learn the t and y patterns that define each form, with examples.

Practice Arabic verb conjugation by changing verbs to match each subject, fill gaps in sentences, and master subject-verb agreement through interactive exercises.

Explore Arabic verb conjugation by changing subjects and adjusting verbs using prefix changes at the beginning to form he, they, and I forms, with practical sentence examples.

Read the text, listen to it, translate, and understand the grammar and vocabulary. Read again, then answer questions, translate together, and compare with the next video to correct.

Vocab recap reviews lesson words, invites you to write meanings column by column, and practice pronunciation, covering family terms, gender forms, and verbs like marry and travel.

Participate in a focused listening exercise to improve Arabic comprehension, transcription, translation, and pronunciation, with family vocabulary, numbers, travel basics, and repeated practice.

Learn Arabic daily routine vocabulary from waking up to sleep, with pronunciation practice and a vocabulary list. Repeat after me and prepare for upcoming exercises to digest the vocabulary.

Practice Arabic vocabulary through English–Arabic translation and two-column matching, using common verbs like go, sleep, return, go out, wake up, wear, study, and watch.

Practice more Arabic sentence construction using the provided vocabulary, arrange words into meaningful sentences, and work on daily routines, conjugation, and fill-in-the-blank exercises to boost fluency.

Engage in a reading comprehension lesson that focuses on pronunciation, translation, and answering questions, while practicing new vocabulary and repeating after me.

Practice and recap Arabic vocabularies with pronunciation checks, transliterations, and time adverbs like never, rarely, sometimes, usually to reinforce daily phrases and sentence structure.

Practice Arabic listening, pronunciation, and translation through a guided exercise. Listen, translate, and repeat after the instructor to improve accuracy.

practice arabic vocabulary through translation drills, alternating english-arabic and arabic-english, while focusing on pronunciation, stress, and verb usage for learners at all levels.

Engage in translation exercises between English and Arabic, covering daily activities, hobbies, and routine phrases. Rearrange vocabulary to form coherent sentences and complete readings.

Arrange the words teaches students to rearrange Arabic vocabulary into meaningful sentences, compare word order variants, read the text, practice pronunciation, translate, and answer related questions.

Recap and reinforce the vocabulary learned in this lesson by recalling meanings from memory, listening to pronunciation, and comparing answers across multiple trials until fluent.