Let's Talk Arabic

Learn Arabic Online

An Interactive Learning Arabic Course

An Arabic course that teaches you the basics of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), which is the modernization of the Classical Arabic structures, it also gives you some further phrases from the main dialects spoken all over the Arab world.

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Start Your Arabic Conversational Skill

Although each language has an enormous wealth of vocabulary, we don’t need to learn all the dictionary to be able to communicate in any given language. Just 20% of the words in a language make up to 80% of the conversations we face in our daily life. By focusing on that 20%, you can have a solid base and the ability to keep improving and developing yourself.

Interactive Lessons

Simple, step-by-step, bite-sized interactive lessons so you can make real progress, starting today!

Community

Come for the strategies and stay for the learning community. Network, discuss, and share ideas with your peers.

Grammar & Culture Lessons

Dive deep into Arabic culture lessons that take you through everything you need to know, from the basics all the way to the advanced.

Handouts and Quizzes

Cement your knowledge with downloads, worksheets, and quizzes. Don’t forget a thing and know how to apply what you have learned effectively.

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About the Author

Mahmoud Yacoub is an author with the pen name of Adam Yacoub, graduated from Al-Azhar University, which is considered the oldest continuously functioning university in the world.

Al-Azhar's doors were opening in 972 CE. In the 1960s, Al-Azhar University expanded its curriculum to include modern subjects such as applied sciences, college of medicine as well as linguistics and Islamic studies.

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  • Arabic Grammar usage
    az-zaman elHaaDer  الزَّمَن الحاضِر The Present Tense You have seen Arabic words like (‘a’kul = I eat – ‘ashrab= I drink – ‘adrus= I study) These words are Arabic Verbs in present tense. As if you said: (I eat) it’s equal to (I am eating) in Arabic. Also (‘ashrab) it means: (I drink/or: I am […]