Online Group Arabic Class

This beginner course will introduce you to Levantine Arabic used in daily conversation. You will learn how to greet others, talk about yourself and your family, ask simple questions, and understand basic sentence structures, while also starting to get acquainted with the Arabic alphabet.

Chapter 1: Welcome (Welcome!)

What you will achieve: Start and end simple conversations with confidence using culturally appropriate expressions.

You will learn how to:

• Introducing oneself and greeting others
  
• Saying goodbye and ending the conversation politely
  
• Understanding important social customs
  
• Recognizing and using definite articles to

Chapter 2: This world (This World)

What you will achieve: Talking about your origins and starting to read and recognize Arabic letters.

You will learn how to:

• Using polite words appropriately
  
• Mentioning and asking about nationality and city of origin
  
• Forming nisba adjective (nationality adjective)
  
• regular plural form
  
• Connect ideas using frequently used conjunctions (and, or, but)
  
• Recognizing the first sequence of Arabic letters (Alif, Waw, Ya, Ba, Ta, Tha, Jeem, Hah)

Chapter 3: You called me (My family)

What you will achieve: Describing your family and mastering basic everyday references such as numbers and days.

You will learn how to:

• Mentioning the names of family members
  
• Understanding cultural perspectives on family structures
  
• Counting from 1 to 10
  
• Saying and recognizing the days of the week
  
• Recognizing the second sequence of Arabic letters
  (d, dh, r, z, s, sh, s, d)

Chapter 4: I don't know (I Don't Know!)

What you will achieve: Asking for information, answering clearly, and structuring basic positive and negative sentences.

You will learn how to:

• Create a yes/no question
  
• Asking Wh- questions (who, what, where, when, how many)
  
• Using frequently used prepositions (in, on, at, etc.)
  
• Forming negative sentences using but, mish, and no
  
• Understanding the structure of noun and verb sentences
• Identify the third Arabic letter sequence

This course is a continuation of A1.1 and expands your ability to handle everyday situations using spoken Levantine Arabic. You will learn to order food, talk about time and quantities, describe your home, give directions, and start using the past tense with confidence.

Chapter 5: Falafel and Kebab

What you will achieve: Communicate comfortably in dining situations and handle basic conversations related to finance and time.

You will learn how to:

• Ordering food and making polite requests at a restaurant
  
• Understanding table manners and dining customs
  
• Recognizing and using Jordanian currency
  
• Stating and asking the time
  
• Expanding your number vocabulary beyond 1–10
  
• Use countable nouns correctly with numbers
• Identify the last sequence of Arabic letters
  (M, N, H, W, La, Y)

Chapter 6: Welcome to our home (At Our House)

What you will achieve: Talking about home life naturally and understanding how to express possession in Arabic.

You will learn how to:

• Following cultural norms when eating at someone else's house
  
• Pronouncing and recognizing the names of the months in a year
  
• Using idafa (genitive construction) to express possession and relationship

Chapter 7: Where are you going? (Where Should We Go?)

What you will achieve: Discussing leisure activities, navigating locations, and describing past events.

You will learn how to:

• Discussing recreational and cultural activities
  
• Asking and giving directions
  
• Describing objects using color
  
• Asking “how much is it” and “how many”
  
• Using common expressions and prepositions
  (at, with, be)
• Form and use of the past tense (introduction)

This course will expand your conversational skills and help you communicate more confidently in educational, business, and urban environments. You will strengthen your use of verbs, improve sentence structure, and learn how to negotiate, explain, and handle everyday situations.

Chapter 8: University life Campus Life 

What you will achieve:
Discussing studies, academic interests, and relocation while appropriately using present and future verb tenses.

You will learn how to:

• Speaking about campus life and higher education
  
• Mentioning and describing fields of study
  
• Discussing transportation and daily commuting
  
• Using demonstrative words (this, that, and their plural forms)
  
• Forming and using the present tense
  
• Forming and using the future tense

Chapter 9: Issue (At the market)

What you will achieve:
Handle market interactions with confidence and negotiate naturally in spoken Arabic.

You will learn how to:

• Describe the Arab souk and the market atmosphere
  
• Bargaining and negotiating prices
  
• Understanding cultural norms in a commercial context
  
• Forming negative sentences with verbs
  
• Using imperative sentences to give instructions or commands
  
• Expressing causal relationships

Chapter 10: Learning Arabic (Arab City)

What you will achieve:
Explaining urban life clearly and understanding the structure of various types of sentences.

You will learn how to:

• Talking about getting around the city
  
• Discussing safety and security
  
• Mentioning and finding the locations of important places and services
  
• Understanding and using nominal sentences (without an explicit verb)
  
• Understanding and using verbal sentences (which center on verbs)

This course strengthens your ability to communicate in real-life everyday situations surrounding health, weather, sports, and casual conversation. You will expand your mastery of grammar through comparisons, irregular plurals, modal expressions, and verbs kaan in the past tense.

Chapter 11: What's wrong with you? What's wrong with you?

What you will achieve:
Explaining symptoms, offering advice, and comparing people or situations with confidence.

You will learn how to:

• Discussing general health issues and their symptoms
  
• Naming and identifying body parts
  
• Providing precautionary measures and simple medical advice
  
• Using measure words to express quantity
  
• Forming and using comparative adjectives (bigger, smaller, better)
  
• Forming and using superlative adjectives (largest, best, most important)

Chapter 12: Ilyaw (Weather)

What you will achieve:
Talking about weather conditions and seasons while improving the understanding of noun patterns.

You will learn how to:

• Describing weather conditions and weather forecasts
  
• Mentioning and discussing the seasons of the year
  
• Recognize and use irregular plural forms (irregular noun forms)
  
• Use the word “gabil” (before) and after (after) with but in context

Chapter 13: Damn the footprint Soccer

Focus: Sports vocabulary, teenage slang, and modal expressions

What you will achieve:
Participate in casual conversations about sports and daily life using more natural spoken Arabic.

You will learn how to:

• Talking about various types of sports and activities
  
• Understanding and using common teen slang (youth slang)
• Using kaan to describe a state or situation in the past
  
• Expressing the desire to use biddi (I want)
  
• Expressing necessity by using must (mandatory / compulsory)

This level strengthens your confidence communicating in everyday Arabic situations. You will refine your grammar, get more comfortable with numbers, and build your ability to describe things, make requests, and interact naturally.

Unit 1

What you will achieve:
Speak more naturally in service and everyday situations by making requests clearly and politely.

You will learn how to:

• Using quantity expressions (a little, a lot, enough, etc.)
  
• Making polite commands and requests
  
• Using the equivalent of "please" correctly depending on context

Unit 2

What you will achieve:
Sharpen your grammar accuracy when referring to a specific thing or several things.

You will learn how to:

• Using the definite article in Arabic correctly
  
• Forming and using the dual form (for two things)
  
• Forming and using plural nouns correctly

Unit 3

What you will achieve:
Handle everyday shopping and social interactions with confidence.

You will learn how to:

• Asking "How much is it?" and "How many?"
  
• Discussing prices and costs
  
• Using numbers 1 to 10 fluently
  
• Starting and responding to greetings naturally

Unit 4

What you will achieve:
Describe people, objects, and situations more clearly and accurately.

You will learn how to:

• Forming Simple Descriptive Sentences
  
• Using correct noun-adjective agreement
• Expanding your descriptive adjective vocabulary

This level deepens your grammar and expands your ability to narrate events, describe complex situations, and connect ideas clearly. You will strengthen your command of past-tense verbs, clause structure, and more advanced sentence patterns.

Unit 5

What you will achieve:
Communicate more precisely when discussing age, time, and quantity.

You will learn how to:

• Using numbers from 11 to 1,000,000
  
• Asking and stating age
  
• Stating and asking the time
  
• Asking questions using "who?" and "what?"

Unit 6

What you will achieve:
Build a solid foundation in verb usage and explaining where something happens.

You will learn how to:

• Using place expressions to describe location
  
• Understanding basic verb structure in Arabic
  
• Forming and using the past tense to describe completed actions

Unit 7

What you will achieve:
Narrate past events more accurately and link ideas fluently.

You will learn how to:

• Expanding your command of past-tense verbs
  
• Conjugating verbs that start with a glottal sound (hamza)
  
• Conjugating "hollow" verbs (with a weak middle root)
  
• Using structures meaning "to say that" (reported speech)
• Using structures meaning "to ask whether" (indirect questions)
  
• Expressing cause using li’ann (“because”)
  
• Using manner expressions (adverbs)
  
• Expanding time expressions to sequence events

Unit 8

What you will achieve:
Create more detailed descriptions and improve sentence fluency.

You will learn how to:

• Building complex noun phrases
• Using comparative forms (comparative and superlative adjectives)
  
• Understanding and applying common word order patterns in Arabic

This level strengthens your grasp of the verb system and expands your ability to express commands, ongoing actions, complex meaning, and abstract ideas. You will gain deeper fluency with imperfect verbs, imperative sentences, participles, derived verb patterns, and verbal nouns.

Unit 9

Focus: Special verb types and time relationships

What you will achieve:
Improve accuracy when telling stories and describing past experiences.

You will learn how to:

• Conjugating "doubled" verbs (with a repeated final radical)
• Conjugating weak verbs (with Wow or yeah’)
• Using time connectors to link events
• Using ordinal numbers correctly
• Naming and using the months of the year

Unit 10

What you will achieve:
Express more nuanced ideas using clauses and advanced structures.

You will learn how to:

• Forming and using relative clauses
• Using demonstrative pronouns (this, that) independently
• Using demonstrative adjectives to modify nouns
• Forming negative sentences in nonverbal sentences
• Using indefinite and negative pronouns like "someone" and "no one"

Unit 11

What you will achieve:
Strengthen your ability to accurately describe ongoing actions, habits, and future actions.

You will learn how to:

• Conjugating the base form of the imperfect verb
• Conjugating imperfect verbs based on different root types
• Reviewing and consolidating the main verb forms
• Applying the imperfect past in various contexts (habits, continuous present, future meaning, etc.)

This level strengthens your grasp of the verb system and expands your ability to express commands, ongoing actions, complex meaning, and abstract ideas. You will gain deeper fluency with imperfect verbs, imperative sentences, participles, derived verb patterns, and verbal nouns.

Unit 12

What you will achieve:
Give clear instructions and combine actions naturally in conversation.

You will learn how to:

• Using verb chains (combining several verbs in one sentence)
• Forming commands with strong (regular) verbs
• Forming commands with irregular verb types
• Using negative commands ("Don't do...") correctly

Unit 13

What you will achieve:
Use participles to describe states, ongoing actions, and completed actions more naturally.

You will learn how to:

• Using the present (active) participle (e.g. "doing," "going," "working")
• Using the passive participle (e.g. "done," "written," "opened")

Unit 14

What you will achieve:
Recognize and use common derived verb patterns that add meaning, such as causative, reflexive, or reciprocal actions.

You will learn how to:

• Understanding and using the main derived verb forms (e.g. the CaCCaC, CaaCaC, tiCaCCaC, tiCaaCaC patterns)
• Identifying how meaning changes across different verb forms
• Using these forms in everyday conversation

Unit 15

What you will achieve:
Express more complex and abstract ideas with better grammatical accuracy.

You will learn how to:

• Using the verbal noun form (maSdar) to express actions as concepts (e.g. "studying," "working")
• Forming coordinated negative sentences within one sentence
• Using compound adjectives
• Using reflexive expressions like "myself," "yourself," etc.

Unit 16

What you will achieve:
Express more precise meaning through advanced verb forms and discuss hypothetical or real conditions clearly.

You will learn how to:

• Recognizing and using advanced derived verb forms (the aCCaC, inCaCaC, iCtaCaC, istaCCaC patterns)
• Forming conditional sentences (if… then…)
• Expressing real, possible, and hypothetical outcomes