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100 Essential Egyptian Arabic Phrases for Everyday Conversation

Learning a few common Egyptian Arabic phrases is one of the fastest ways to start communicating in the dialect. In

An English speaking learner talking with a local vendor on a street in Cairo using spoken Arabic.

Which Arabic Should I Learn First?

Which Arabic should you learn first? Modern Standard Arabic or a spoken dialect? This beginner-friendly guide explains why starting with

English speaker learning spoken Arabic using audio and headphones

Is Arabic Hard to Learn for English Speakers?

Arabic has a reputation for being extremely difficult, but much of that difficulty comes from how it is taught. For

Close-up of a student writing Arabic script by hand while learning Arabic

How Long Does It Take to Learn Arabic? A Realistic Timeline

Many learners think Arabic is impossibly hard. In reality, the difficulty often comes from how Arabic is taught, not the

Egyptian Arabic Diaries

My Friend’s Big Day

Alaa’s best friend had to defend her thesis to receive her Master’s degree. Was she successful?

Lebanese Arabic

Going to a Concert in Lebanon

Do you like going to concerts? Mariette tells us about her experience seeing a popular Lebanese band.

Moroccan Arabic

Adjectives in Moroccan Arabic

Learn Arabic vocabulary by topic with Arabic script, phonemic transcription (pronunciation), English translation, and audio.

Arabs Say

When you speak to Arabs from other countries, what kind of Arabic do you speak together?

Part 9 in the “Arabs Say…” series, we ask: When you speak to Arabs from other countries, what kind of

MSA Grammar

The Glottal Stop in Arabic

The glottal stop isn’t unique to Arabic. Your language has it, too. By becoming aware of what it really is,

Publications

Using the Beginning Learner’s Russian Dictionary

Get to know the Beginning Learner’s Russian Dictionary. Take a look at the organization of the entries and the wealth of lexical and grammatical information

Spanish Voices: Activities Felipe

Hola! ¿Qué tal? Mi nombre es Felipe. Tengo treinta años. Soy de Bogotá, la capital de Colombia.

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