Titres dans Arabe

Start speaking Moroccan Arabic today with this simple course. This introductory Moroccan Arabic audio course is perfect if you are looking to quickly build a functional understanding of the language for basic communication.

Learn to speak basic Lebanese Arabic today to deepen your appreciation of Lebanese culture and make any travel to the region more fulfilling. This course targets A1 (beginner) level on the CEFR language scale.

This introductory language course teaches you the Egyptian Arabic words and phrases that you need to communicate effectively in common daily settings. This course will help you unlock a richer travel experience to Egypt. Tailored for tourists, it focuses on essential words and phrases that will help you navigate, interact, and enjoy your trip to the fullest.

This quick and simple language course teaches key words and phrases in Arabic across three learning units. This is an easy way to learn Arabic phrases that you can easily put to use without any prior experience. The focus is correct pronunciation and comprehension of key words and phrases.

Are you a beginner-level learner looking to improve your Arabic? You may know the alphabet. You may know some phrases and some grammar. But if you still can't speak and understand basic Arabic conversations, then Learn Arabic Bundle - Arabic for Beginners (Level 2) is for you. You get to hear real native speakers and get accustomed to the flow of Arabic, which you won't get from Apps and textbooks. Just press play and listen. Lessons are just 5 minutes long and can be done anywhere, anytime—at home or on the go.

This audio-based course is designed to introduce learners to Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), the standardized and literary variety of Arabic used in writing and formal speech throughout the Arab world.

This 7 session audio language course is an introductory guide to learning Egyptian Arabic, designed for beginners. It starts with fundamental greetings and introductions, helping learners to master basic phrases such as "Hello," "Good morning," and inquiries like "How are you?" The course then progresses to exchanging personal information, including questions about one's age, nationality, and occupation, which are essential for everyday conversations.