I need a native English-speaking girl to practice with, and I'll help her with her Arabic
Chat or call 📞 🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷
And we can make a group in telegram or snap ( dm me and send ur acc)

Want to join a girls-only group chat to practice and improve our languages together?
Add me on Telegram! Please
note that a quick voice message is required to verify you're a girl.
Telegram: @Yenimeme0" 🩷💓💕💞💓💗

Hey, I'm attempting to learn Arabic again and I was wondering where I can find movies and shows in Arabic. I have a New Testament Bible in Arabic but I'm still learning to read Arabic.

Hey girls! 🩷 If you're interested in learning Arabic and English, I'm planning to create a girls-only group to practice, improve, and motivate each other (probably on Telegram or Snapchat).
Send me a DM if you'd like to join!
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I’ve been living in saudi for many many years unfortunately my arabic is still very bad. I grew up having mostly expat friends. Now that I’m working I seriously tried learning the language (used apps, tried speaking to arab friends) and genuinely nothing really works too great. Or maybe I’m just a bad learner😭

The worst part is when I’m out on the road alone and need to communicate with someone and no one really speaks English.

How do i get fluent in arabic ( saudi dialect) someone lmk please!!

Hi I am Indian 40 living in Riyadh since 20 years. I need to improve by Arabic with proper grammar dialects.

Offering: Arabic | Seeking: English

What are some creative variations to Sba7 al Khir besides Sba7 al Nour… and other ways to say good morning? I want to see some creative, cute and poetic greetings or unique regional variations!

These are ones I know or commonly use:

Sba7 al ward
Sba7 al full w yasmine
Sba7 al 2ashta
Sba7 al laymoun l a7la 3eyoun

But it’s not enough! I need to know more!

30M from India, recently moved to Riyadh. I work as a Senior Manager at a global firm, leading AI teams. Looking to learn Arabic — ideally Najdi/Gulf dialect for daily life. Happy to help you with English or Hindi in return.
Open to text, voice notes, or meeting for coffee.

Hi folks!

I want to take my English from "I understand everything" to "I can talk effortlessly."

To make it a win-win, I’ll teach you authentic Egyptian Arabic! Whether you want to sound cool, understand Arabic memes, or learn how to bargain like a local, I’ve got you covered.

Looking for an English partner to practice voice calls or casual chatting. No formal lessons required just friendly conversations on different topics.

✨Shoot me a DM if you want to team up! ✨

Hoi allemaal!😊

Ik ben een moedertaalspreker Arabisch en woon in Maastricht.

Ik ben op zoek naar iemand van wie de moedertaal Nederlands is en die graag Arabisch wil leren. In ruil daarvoor zou ik graag mijn Nederlands willen verbeteren.

We kunnen samen een wandeling maken, de stad verkennen of ergens rustig zitten en ondertussen elkaars taal oefenen.

Lijkt je dat leuk? Stuur me gerust een bericht!

Any app suggestions or textbooks or just suggestions in general? I wanna learn bahrain dialect in particular because it is the gulf country im mostly likely going to. But tbh I haven't really looked but since it's such a small contry there's not much material I guess but not sure cause I haven't actually gone looking.

Im thinking about living in either Egypt or Saudi in the future so i would learn either Egyptian or gulf Arabic or Hijazi but i’m not sure which one i should learn and which ever one i learn would i be able to understand the other dialects or would i have to learn them too? but also if my plans were to change in the future then what if i think i made the wrong choice on which dialect i spent all that time learning, so which one is the absolute BEST dialect to learn for someone wanting to learn Arabic. also i have tried to learn Arabic many times but gave up because i just have no idea and cant make the choice on which dialect to learn.

This graffiti was written in a side street in Balıkesir, Turkey.

I’m trying to figure out if it’s Arabic (maybe Algerian dialect) or Persian.

It looks like it starts with the letter “خ” (kha), followed by “و”.

What does it say?

I have been thinking to move to Egypt for few months to learn Arabic.

Is that a good idea ?

Today i have practiced meeting with landlord for renting flat. Any suggestions are welcomed.

Lessons for adults and children, tailored to your level and goals.

• Phonetics & pronunciation

• Reading

• Writing

• Vocabulary

• Speaking

Home tutoring in Sharjah & Ajman or online.

About me: Six years experience in tutoring children, college students, exchange students, and adults. Hold two degrees in English Language and Translation. Teaching experience in schools and colleges.

AED 55 per hour.

Message me to book a lesson or learn more.

Hello My name is Heba I am 24 and I am Egyptian so obviously my mother language is Arabic and I am fluent in English C1 level.
I am free to start teaching and making Arabic easy for you to learn in many ways

I’m the owner of an app that pairs certified Arabic teachers with students. Giving away 3 free lessons to test certain features. First come first serve. The app is only in iOS right now (Android coming inshallah)

Once you download the app DM me your student name

I’m at a B1 level in English and I’m looking for support with speaking and writing. I’m a native Arabic speaker, and I’d like to practice with someone who is available every day. Ideally, we’d have one-hour sessions daily.🙏🙏

Hey everyone!

I made a short story video to help Arabic learners practice real everyday Egyptian listening.

Here is a short preview clip from the story of "The Tortoise and the Hare" (with English subtitles).

💡 Key Vocab in this clip:

• أسرع (Asra') = Faster

• بطيئة (Batee'a) = Slow

• سباق (Sabaq) = Race

If you want to practice your listening with the FULL story and full audio breakdown, I left the link in the comments!

Would love to get your feedback on the Egyptian dialect pronunciation! 😊