Speak Arabic now fast like a native

Learn the Arabic alphabet, its right-to-left writing, and the 28 letters with their English names and pronunciations.

Learn Arabic numbers from zero to eight with guided pronunciation, using examples like zero in Arabic is sypher and the spoken forms for one through eight.

Learn arabic color names and pronunciation through guided practice, covering black aswad, white, blue, green, and brown to help you speak color terms with confidence.

Learn Arabic vocabulary for the days of the week with guided pronunciation, including Sun, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday terms.

Learn to say hi in Arabic with the greeting as salaam aleikum, meaning peace be upon you, and use mahaba as another hello that conveys the same meaning.

Introduce yourself in Arabic. State your name, age, origin, and hobbies, such as my name is Ali, 27 years old from Egypt, and reading in Arabic.

Master how to say nice to meet you in Arabic with pronunciation guidance, practicing the phrase and its correct usage in conversation.

Learn Arabic family vocabulary, including mother, father, sister, and brother, with practical pronunciation guidance. Practice common terms and relationships to build a native-like grasp of family members in Arabic.

Learn practical Arabic for dining out by ordering the menu, requesting items like coffee or tea, and saying thank you with correct pronunciation cues.

Learn essential Arabic vocabulary for meals and food, including breakfast (iftah), dinner, coffee (qawa), milk, onion (basal), salad (salata), drink (maseru), sausage (sanjak), and cheese (juban).

Learn to talk about your daily life in Arabic by practicing phrases for waking up, washing your face, getting dressed, preparing and eating breakfast, and going to work.

Learn practical Arabic question prompts to speak like a native, including how are you, where are you from, what is your job, and how old are you, with pronunciation tips.

Learn to talk about the weather in Arabic using practical vocabulary for snow, rain, cloudy, and cold, and compare how to express weather in English and Arabic.

Learn romantic phrases in Arabic, with pronunciation hints, including I love you, kiss me, hug me, do you love me, and you are the man or woman of my dreams.

Learn how to say today, tomorrow, and yesterday in Arabic, with pronunciation cues for morning and afternoon expressions, helping you speak more naturally.

Learn essential Arabic pronouns, including I, you (masculine and feminine), he, she, we, and you (plural), with practical pronunciation tips for faster native like speech.

Learn to reserve a hotel room in Arabic using practical phrases. Practice requesting a room for one person and key hotel terms.

Learn how to ask about prices in Arabic, including masculine and feminine forms, and practice essential phrases like how much is this to speak more naturally.