Arabic Essentials User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience60.9% of reviews
Neutral13.0% of reviews
Negative experience26.1% of reviews

~ Based on 46 written reviews from the US App Store.

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Top reviews

Change audio back to the old version

Change the audio back to the old version. This new version sound machine like and unnatural

Please change this as this has put me off from buying you things from the store

Good stuff

My wife is arab and was impressed. Could do with a wider vocab but still good.

Good tool

I just downloaded it and am already learning verbs and commands!!

Exceptional app for learning Arabic vocabulary

I have been studying Arabic at university for a year and have studied on my own for 3 years. I finally needed something that can help me gain a large amount of vocab, now that I have a good foundation in grammar. This app is fantastic and the paid version is worth every cent!

I'm sorry but this app suckz

Ugh. I'll never learn arabic.

Great, but I have a suggestion

I love the simplicity of this app! I only wish you would add written samples of how to sound out the Arabic. I can't read Arabic, so the letters that appear with the sound don't really do much to help me learn.

Thanks!

Good app

😄

This is Arabic

After reading the previous review I visited the app. And I can confirm this is Arabic and the voices are from Arab native speakers.

All wrong?!

I know some arabic and i wanted learn more i noticed this sounds very different, i showed my dad ( who speaks arabic) and he said this is not arabic, its more likely kurdish or turkish , not arabic, so big let down

Not bad

It's free so you can't complain. My biggest problem are the verbs. Thankfully I've studied Arabic for 3 years and can understand that the verbs are in past tense form for He (هو). Maybe if the verbs had present tense form for I (أنا) you would be able to use the vocabulary to have a conversation.

Other than that maybe you could throw in some more adjectives and mix up the verb tenses. Past tense and present tense for
أنا و أنتَ و أنتِ و هو و هي و نحن و انتم و هم. شكرًا
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Better Than Rosetta, In My Opinion

I love all their language learning apps (I have French, Spanish, Arabic, Japanese, and Portuguese). They are easy, fast, and effective. In fact, I learned more using their (FREE) app, and in less time, than I did with my $299 Rosetta Stone. And notice I said their "free" versions.... I can imagine their full versions are even better - and I intend to purchase all of them.
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Very good MASHALLAH

Good if you want to learn arabic

Love it

It's brilliant and easy to use. I love it. Hope to memorise and recognise the words soon. A small step to learning Arabic. Whoop! whoop!

Hard to study

It would be easier to learn numbers in *numerical* order instead of alphabetical. Same if months and days were chronological.

words

it should have more common words like hello or good morning

برنامج مساعد

يساعد علي حفظ وتعلم ما يزيد عن ١٥٠ كلمة في اللغتين العربية والإنكليزية
مع الملاحظة ان ترجمة أسامي الشهور هي باللغة المصرية وليس باللغة العربية الصحيحة
شكرًا لكم برنامج مفيد

It's not exact

According to many of my Arabic friends the man has an accent and isn't saying the words exact.
The tests are good but the pronunciation is off!!!

Cool

Good app for beginners onwards. Thanks

Good

Excellent game I love it you should download it