How to use it
Short guides for every section — from your first sign-in to the courses
Your account
Where to find your progress, saved words and the button that resumes learning.
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Add the site to your phone
A Talkarabicnow icon on your home screen: the platform opens with one tap, like an app.
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Analyse a video
Watch Arabic video with a clickable transcript: tap a word and get a full breakdown.
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Dialect translator
One word — and you hear how it is said in Egypt, Syria, the UAE and seven more countries.
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AI lessons
Name a topic and half a minute later you have a full lesson: words, a dialogue, exercises and audio.
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AI Arabist in chat
Ask about the language in plain words: why is it like this, did I say it right, what does this screenshot say.
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Phrasebook & word of the day
Real-life phrases by topic — with audio and dialogues — plus a page with the words you saved today.
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The Arabic alphabet
All 28 letters with audio: how each one sounds, how it is written, how it changes inside a word.
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Trainers and word review
Letters, your own saved words and topic decks in your dialect — with audio and a running count of what you have mastered.
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Books in the original
Read Arabic books and tap any word: translation, vowel marks and a native voice right in the text.
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Songs and films
Two big collections — what to listen to and what to watch in Arabic, tagged by country and difficulty.
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Courses and homework
How to unlock the free course, where the modules live and how to hand in homework.
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Plans and subscription
What is free, what a subscription adds, where to check your quota and how to pay.
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Lessons with a tutor
How to book a one-to-one lesson with an Arabist: pick a slot, leave a request.
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Live classes happen right on the platform: a “Join the class” button in your account, the recording appears there after.
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