Standard Arabic
Master the Arabic of news, books, and formal conversation — understood from Morocco to Oman — with lessons built around your goals, not a fixed textbook.
Is this for you?
You're learning for university, research, or a career where written Arabic matters.
You want one form of Arabic that works across all 20+ Arab countries.
You like structure: reading, writing, grammar, and conversation in balance.
Not sure this is the right fit? Find your path in 2 minutes
Where this takes you
- 01
First weeks
Read and write the alphabet with confidence, greet people, and hold your first simple exchanges.
- 02
Months 2–3
Follow the gist of news headlines and simple texts, and speak in full sentences about everyday topics.
- 03
Month 6 and beyond
Hold real conversations, read articles and stories, and understand formal spoken Arabic in media and meetings.
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Start with a conversation, not a commitment
Tell us your goals in a free 15-minute call. We'll suggest the right level, pace, and teacher — and you decide if it feels right. No pressure, no obligation.
Common questions
Is Standard Arabic the right choice if I mainly want to speak?
If your goal is everyday street conversation, a dialect like Egyptian may fit better — Standard Arabic shines for reading, media, and formal settings. In your free consultation we'll help you decide, and many learners combine both.
Do I need any Arabic before starting?
No. We teach from absolute zero — the alphabet, sounds, and script — and place you precisely if you already know some basics.
How fast will I make progress?
It depends on your pace and practice, but with two lessons a week most learners hold simple conversations within three months. Your teacher tracks your level openly, so you always know where you stand.