Learn Arabic

Things we have taken into consideration while building this language learning app:

Fusha Arabic lessons:

A lot of students tend to start taking Arabic lessons without determining which Arabic to learn and why, which’s a very crucial step in learning this language as it has many dialects and many different accents, but the Fusha is the most common dialect between all of Arabic speaking countries, it’s used in any formal communication when the speech or the Arabic text is directed to all the native speakers across all the countries, and it’s essential to learn it whether you are going to study a different Arabic dialect or not and that’s why we have given it all our focus in this app.

When to learn Arabic alphabet:

In our humble opinion, the best way to learn Arabic is to start by the Arabic Main Movements or what we call Harakat, and not to start directly by the alphabet, as the Harakat is a very important concept to learn Fusha, and starting by it and not by the alphabet will reduce a lot of confusion to anyone who studies Arabic as a second language, we have listed more details about this topic in our app.

Is Arabic hard to learn?

Arabic for beginners is not going to be hard nor easy, it’s just going to be different, it has its own structure that should be clarified to the student before jumping directly into its general expressions and sentences, and we have considered to move slowly in the Arabic concepts till the student gets comfortable with it, as rushing directly to the sentences might demotivate the student and reflects a difficulty which doesn’t exist in the language, but it exists in the method of teaching the language, so we have taken this into consideration too.

how to learn Arabic Language?

The first milestone we are aiming to reach in our Arabic classes is to teach our students how to read Arabic, achieving this opens all the language doors to the students and allowing them to boost their learning curve, improve their fluency, increase their vocabulary, and grasp more advanced level in the language, so learn how to read Arabic should be your first goal and we are here to help achieving that.

Study anywhere:

We have considered making the app work completely offline so it could be reachable anywhere.

Note:

The app currently has 8 lessons, and we are updating our content and adding more lessons at least twice a week.