Hi everyone! I'm an Arabic tutor specializing in the Saudi dialect. If you're living in Riyadh or Dammam working with Saudis, or just want to speak the dialect used in everyday life, I'd be happy to help.
My lessons focus on practical conversation and real-life Arabic from day one.
Feel free to DM me if you're interested or have any questions!
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Hi everyone! I'm an Arabic tutor specializing in the Hijazi (Jeddah) dialect. If you're living in hijaz, working with Saudis, or just want to speak the dialect used in everyday life, I'd be happy to help.
My lessons focus on practical conversation and real-life Arabic from day one.
Feel free to DM me if you're interested or have any questions!
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Hi everyone! I'm an Arabic tutor specializing in the Najdi (Riyadh) dialect. If you're living in Riyadh, working with Saudis, or just want to speak the dialect used in everyday life, I'd be happy to help.
My lessons focus on practical conversation and real-life Arabic from day one.
Feel free to DM me if you're interested or have any questions!
As written above I wanna know what different activities do you use with your students which can really help them to gain more vocab, read and speak, stuff that actually makes the class enjoyable rather than feel like studying. Games, role-plays, challenges, anything goes. What's been working for you?
هل فيه بنت وصلت للمرحلة هذي واذا اي بعد كم رعشة تقريبا وكيف كان الشعور؟
If there is any expat of foreigner need to learn Arabic with Saudi dialect, you can reach me out in the DM to get more information.
I have this student who is really silent in the class and doesn't try to participate or make an effort, the worst thing she's asking questions not related to the lesson, we were having a lesson about how to ask for the time suddenly she asked about another topic not really related, i felt i wanna block her because it's not the first time