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Every lesson was reviewed by specialists in Arabic and in teaching it to non-native speakers.
Every lesson was reviewed by specialists in Arabic and in teaching it to non-native speakers.
It starts from the letters and builds up step by step to conversation, for learners of every age.
Tap “Listen” to hear the word in a clear recording, then say it yourself and rate how you did.
Show the Latin-letter pronunciation always, as a hint, or hide it once you no longer need it.
Words with their pictures, letters that join as you watch, and practice after every idea.
A path that starts with Al-Fatiha and the words you already say, then the short surahs, then Quranic grammar in context.
Choose the path that fits your goal; both start from the letters and their sounds.
For daily life, work and travel.
To understand what you read and hear in your prayer, on the same language foundations.
The first two lessons of every topic are free. A monthly or yearly subscription opens every lesson, with a 3-day free trial on the yearly plan.
Pocket Arabic is coming soon to Google Play.
Anyone learning Arabic as a language that is not their first: for life, work and travel, or to understand the Quran.
No. The app starts from the letters and their sounds, then builds up step by step.
The interface and explanations are in English for now, with more languages on the way.
You start for free with the first two lessons of every topic, then open every lesson with a monthly or yearly subscription. No ads either way.
Soon. The download button will appear on this page as soon as it launches on Google Play.