Learn Arabic with AI-Powered Tutors🇸🇦
Master Arabic from A1 to C2 with personalised AI conversations. Our tutors adapt to your native language for optimised learning.
L1 to L2 Optimisation
LearnLingo.ai provides personalised learning paths optimised for your native language, addressing specific challenges and leveraging linguistic similarities.
CEFR-Aligned Learning Path
A1
Beginner - Arabic script and basic phrases
120-150 hours of study
You will be able to:
- Read and write Arabic alphabet fluently
- Use basic greetings and courtesy phrases
- Introduce yourself and ask simple questions
A2
Elementary - Simple conversations in Modern Standard Arabic
250-300 hours of study
You will be able to:
- Handle basic social interactions
- Describe family, home, and daily activities
- Read simple texts with vowel markings
B1
Intermediate - Practical communication in MSA and dialect
500-600 hours of study
You will be able to:
- Switch between formal and colloquial registers
- Express opinions on familiar topics
- Understand news headlines and simple articles
B2
Upper Intermediate - Complex discussions and media
800-1000 hours of study
You will be able to:
- Follow news broadcasts and documentaries
- Participate in debates on current affairs
- Write formal letters and reports
C1
Advanced - Professional and literary Arabic
1200-1500 hours of study
You will be able to:
- Understand various Arabic dialects
- Read classical and modern literature
- Use Arabic professionally in formal settings
C2
Proficiency - Mastery of MSA and dialects
2000+ hours of study
You will be able to:
- Switch effortlessly between dialects
- Understand Quranic and classical texts
- Express subtle cultural nuances
Real-World Practice Scenarios
Shopping in a Middle Eastern souk
Tasks you'll practice:
- • Greet shopkeepers appropriately
- • Ask about prices and haggle
- • Describe what you're looking for
- • Complete the purchase politely
Language focus:
Participating in a TV interview
Tasks you'll practice:
- • Introduce yourself professionally
- • Express views on social topics
- • Handle unexpected questions
- • Conclude with appropriate thanks
Language focus:
Cultural Context & Etiquette
Greetings
- • Right hand for handshakes and gestures
- • "As-salāmu ʿalaykum" works everywhere
- • Expect longer, warmer greetings than Western norms
Etiquette
- • Remove shoes when entering homes
- • Accept hospitality - refusing can offend
- • Friday is the holy day, not Sunday
Business Culture
- • Relationships precede business dealings
- • Expect indirect communication styles
- • Respect for hierarchy and age
Exam Preparation
Available Exams
- • ALPT - Arabic Language Proficiency Test
- • ACTFL Arabic assessments
- • GCSE Arabic, A-Level Arabic
- • University placement tests
Preparation Tips
- • Clarify if MSA or dialect is tested
- • Practice both with and without vowel marks
- • Listening may include various accents
Your Learning Toolkit
Master script first, then focus on MSA before choosing a dialect
Daily Practice
- Write Arabic letters in different positions
- Listen to Al Jazeera Learning Arabic
- Practice root patterns with flashcards
- Read children's books with tashkeel
Immersion Tips
- Watch Arabic series for dialect exposure
- Use Arabic keyboard on your devices
- Join Arabic Discord servers
- Listen to Arabic music with lyrics