r/learnarabic

It’s been almost 10 years since I last picked up German wherein I reached an almost native level of fluency and grew up as a Farsi and Urdu native speaker. And since I know some Turkish too and had Quran lessons as a kid, I was wondering as to what approach I should take to learn Arabic? Are there any recommended textbooks for someone like me who is already familiar with the script and can extrapolate much of vocabulary from Farsi, Urdu and Turkish?

Ive been trying to learn arabic to try to talk to freinds mosty syrian and some from the UAE and Oman. But I have been wondering if MSA is the right path to go and if they will undertand me and if I will understand them. I dont know wether I should learn there dialect or MSA. Plus I want to be able to understand normal conversations between arabs like how are you and where are you from. To me I dont know wether MSA is better or the dialect overall

Hey everyone! I’m a native Arabic speaker and I’m fluent in English. I’d love to help anyone who wants to learn Arabic, whether you’re a complete beginner or already know some basics.
In return, we can practice English together and help each other improve. Feel free to message me if you’re interested!

Hey everyone! I’m a native female Arabic speaker offering lessons in both Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha) and the authentic Gulf (Khaleeji) dialect. Whether you are starting completely from scratch with the alphabet or looking to improve your conversational fluency and understand the cultural nuances of the Arab world, I'd love to help you reach your goals. I provide organized PDF notes breaking down grammar rules and sentence structures clearly, along with vocabulary sheets, practical conversational exercises, and app recommendations for daily practice. Feel free to send me a DM if you're interested or want to chat about what you'd like to work on!

Assalamu alikum,

I'm 22F and I'm looking for a female tutor for teaching me arabic online.

I want to learn fussha.

Native arabic speakers preferred.

If you can teach me and help me practice, Ill appreciate. Trying to impress my new gf. 😃

Hey everyone
I'm a native Arabic speaker looking for a serious language partner to help me practice my English speaking skills and build confidence in return I'd be happy to help you master Modern Standard Arabic we can have casual friendly conversations about books, movies, or daily life and correct each other's mistakes along the way if you're genuinely interested in learning together feel free to send me a DM! 😊

Salam everyone, I am planning on taking a trip to Palestine this summer because it's where I am from. I went when I was a child but I could only speak English but ever since I've always wanted to learn to speak with my people. I've never been able to speak with people like my grandparents or non English speakers. My situation is a little different which is why I needed some advice I can read and write just fine and understand a lot about the language I can count to 1000, know colors, and I know a lot of basic words like I can name almost anything in a room, I also have good pronunciation because I still spoke a little and also from praying. When I try and use apps they usually never have a Palestinian dialect (especially Falahi which is what I'm trying to learn). I used the qalam app and they did have Palestinian dialect but it wasn't teaching me anything I didn't already know. Apps seem to not work with me and I'm a little to busy managing work, school, and things in my life to hire a teacher. Both of my parents speak fluent but they're terrible at teaching. People also told me to listen to shows or people talk but I've done that my whole life and it's only helped so much. If anyone has a proper method that can help me learn to just speak with people smoothly that would be great. (sorry for the long paragraph).

Im 24m from new york

I'd be happy to help you!

In return, I'd love for us to talk in English, so I can improve my speaking and become more natural and confident.

We can have regular conversations about everyday life, hobbies, movies, music, sports, culture, or anything else. I'm looking for someone who's interested in talking regularly and getting to know each other, not just a one-time language exchange.

So basically:

🇮🇶 You want to learn Arabic → I help you.

🇬🇧 I want to improve English → You help me.

If that sounds good to you, feel free to DM me! :)

Why Arabic, excluding religion purposes .

I have bad social anxiety and I am an Arab living in America. I have moved in yesterday to a fob roomate. He speaks Arabic primarily as he is from Damascus. With my social anxiety I get so scared to say the wrong thing as my Arabic is broken. Just now he told me Tisbah ala khair and I misheard Sabah alkhair for some reason and instantly said Sabah al noor. I’m so dumb like I genuinely know that what I thought he said meant good morning but for some reason I instantly replied. my face got so red and sweaty. I am embarrasing myself. Can anyone comfort me??

Thanks

Hey! I'm 24M, a native Arabic speaker from Saudi Arabia, currently teaching myself Spanish.
I'm looking for someone around my age (20-24) from Spain to practice together, making communication easier for both of us!

hi, F 22 im half Palestinian half Russian and I really want to learn Arabic
I went to a course in my mosque and I can read arabic (not that fast and good tho, and only with harakat)
I really really wanna learn Arabic especially the Lebanese / Palestinian dialect
My wish is to talk freely with my relatives. When my parents speak I do understand many things (depends on the context) but it’s so Hard for me to speak since I don’t know anything abt grammar and structure of the sentence
I don’t know where and how to start to learn. I’ve downloaded some apps but I felt like they don’t do much.
Pls help, thanksss