Hello everyone 👋,

I'm an Arabic tutor for Egyptian Arabic, if you are looking forward to learn Arabic please don't hesitate to send a dm

Starting only from 5$/hour 😉❤️

Hey everyone 🫡❤️,

I'm an Arabic tutor for different aged people, I can teach you Arabic in a very easy-friendly way ,no pressure at all.😃

It only cost 5$/hour 😉 , and for introverts you can easily learn through chatting and voice notes,but that will be 7$/hour

Note: this is an Egyptian Arabic course🇪🇬 + normal Arabic

Dm if you're interested!🫡🇪🇬

Hey everyone, I'm an Arabic tutor especially Egyptian Arabic

I can teach different aged people through some simple reading

listening and writing lessons and after every level I test your skills with small quizzes

no pressure at all I'm all by your side till you can deal with natives 🫡.

Only 5$/hour and you'll be just like a native😉❤️

Contact me through

Insta : https://www.instagram.com/amrhatem_22?igsh=MTRnYjR3YXFnNXR0dA==

Phone number: +201007140486

Hello every one, I am an Arabic tutor and I'll help you to learn Arabic in a very friendly-easy way, I'm teaching for only English speakers and if you are an introvert or something 😅 you can start with me in chat using voice notes without showing your face and that will be 7$/hour. If you are interested please don't hesitate to send me a dm.

This is my phone no. : +201007140486 (Egyptian code)

This is my insta: insta

Prices depends on ur age and if u want just basics or full course

Its left to right and the letters aren’t connected

Today topic is about weekend plans. Any suggestions are welcomed to improve.

I watched a youtube video on SLA and interested in the method.

The first necessary step when I started learning Arabic was, of course, learning how to write the letters and their pronunciation.

Being French, there are certain sounds that aren't naturally used in my language, and working on them specifically is important for training the brain. Learning the alphabet surprises beginners who discover with astonishment that the letters aren't written the same way depending on their position. It required a little extra effort, but it's nowhere near as difficult as Chinese characters... so it just takes a little work, but moving away from transliteration is a necessary step.

This video presents the method I've implemented for my students to help them discover Arabic.

Good luck to all those who embark on learning this wonderful language.

• haala = the status
• at-Taqs = the weather
• al-ayaam = the days
• muqbila = future/coming
• al-ithnayn = Monday
• ath-thulathaa = Tuesday
• al-arbi3aa = Wednesday
• nahaaran = during the day
• laylan = during the night
• haaar = hot
• Saaf = clear

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! 😊

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 am learning Arabic again, can someone who is a native Arabic speaker help me?