What Reddit Says About Arabic Apps

These apps and websites have helped me learn the Arabic alphabet and also some Arabic phrases, I'd highly recommend Memrise if you are trying to learn different dialects (Egyptian, Gulf, Standard etc).

I have used this app for Spanish, it costs money for premium. It’s a great resource for going from intermediate to advanced to fluent. I have not used it very much for Arabic because I’m still a beginner in Arabic. With this app you can read and listen to stories and news articles and articles on an...

Here's a website to teach reading Arabic: https://www.madinaharabic.com/arabic-reading-course/lessons/ ... Never heard of it, but seems to be just what I need. Thank you ... I use Lughatuna a lot. Good app.

Normally, I suggest people who are specifically interested in speaking to people from a particular country or region to learn that specific dialect. The problem is that there aren't any great apps for Gulf Arabic. If the people you want to talk to can travel abroad for medical care, they can pr...

I use Alif Bee for Fusha and I really like it. I don’t know if it can be used for Gulf Arabic, but I still recommend it. of the apps I use, LingQ is very adaptable to personalized lessons based on native media, so I’m sure it could be used ...

It looks like they teach specifically Egyptian, not classical Arabic.

Memrise – Offers free community-made Levantine Arabic courses that are helpful for learning common phrases and vocabulary. Language Exchange Apps: Platforms like HelloTalk or Tandem let you chat with native Levantine Arabic speakers for free.

Connects you with native speaker in the form of a 30 min to 90 video call/ lesson. I'm currently learning keva time Arabic. It's affordable & Ive had a good experience with all the teachers I've had!

I want to give pimsleur a go to improve my spoken Arabic. I think there are learning resources in the subreddit sidebar that you can explore. ... As someone who's used Duolingo to study other languages and been exposed to a lot of different learning material/apps/channels

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Mango languages is the best for Levantine. Other than that I’d recommend YouTube channels like globetrot Arabic for Lebanese Arabic, or Instagram handles like @learnlebanese with Dalia.

Otherwise, I recommend Glossika, it's an app I'm using at the moment. The concept is that you're listening to phrases with lots of new words and grammatical structures. The subscription is reasonably priced. ... Apps are just there to increase the vocabulary. You can’t learn a languag...

Alifbee - this one is the one i’d say i have benefitted the most from. You can either start from the first level or take an arabic evaluation test and then the app will - based on how well you do - place you the appropriate level.

AlifBee and Memrise are my faves. LingoDeer also recently created an Arabic course, but it's only up till lower intermediate level or so ... Some libraries sponsor the app, so if you have a membership, you can use for free.

For example, both ه and ح mean the sound “h”, but I can’t understand the difference. So please write other good apps to learn Arabic. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. Share ... This is my favourite for pronunciation, give it a try.

It only lets you put pre-selected words in a specific order, never type the answer on your own · Some level of gamification (doesnt have to be as extreme as duolingo but something to visualize my progress) Many different sentences to practice grammar and vocab with; not just a phrasebook or flashcar...

Thank you ... Living Arabic/Lughatuna is a great resource, with searchable index across Fusha and multiple dialects. ... The AI is available on the paid version mainly though, but I think its worth it.

Google translate (free iOS/Android) - pretty self-explanatory. I find the Arabic translation to be surprisingly effective - mileage clearly varies when the language becomes dialectical.

I am certified Quranic arabic teacher on preply. This is my profile link, i can help you ... I think this person was recommending something for free, since preply is paid it is not a good alternative im assumming. More replies More replies ... Wallh I love it!!! I speak two dialects now. And I learn...

Yes, there are several good free apps besides Duolingo. Memrise is a great option because it uses videos, audio, and spaced repetition to help you remember Arabic vocabulary and phrases more effectively.