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So much better than Duolingo helps you learn better explains it so much better 👍🏻✨
Best app ever for learning Arabic
It’s actually the best app for learning Arabic for beginners
Amazing
🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💥
helps me learn arabic
this app is really good and free. i’ve tried other but i always need a subscription. this is perfect!
Ali
Man I can’t tell you how muh I love this s app like thank to who ever made it like bro thank and from the river to the sea Palestine will be free 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 1000 satisfaction rate 💋💋
Best thing I the world
I Love learning Arabic so much
My review
This is a really nice app so far I highly recommend it I am using this app because I know how to speak Arabic I just do not know how to read or write hope this helps.🥰💝☪️
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Perfect
Im a new person on this app and so far i love it ive been struggling in learning arabic and i think this is the best app ive ever seen / used it’s definitely good for beginners i love it ! i recommend you to check this app out
Awesome App! But just one thing.
I love this app! I use it all the time. As a beginner, it really helps! I have not converted but I am young at an age under 10, and I wish to learn it. But one tad little thing. I do not know how to switch to Yemeni Arabic. It says it is Palestine Arabic but I do not want that. I click settings, and I cannot change this! If you could, please fix this. Thank you! (By the way, this is a great app!)
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Not an effective way to learn
App is well made, and you don’t need the paid version. However, this doesn’t teach you arabic. In an effective way. It’s literally memorising words. There isn’t any application to help memory. For example, the conjunction part isn’t helpful. It doesn’t provide suitable examples. I don’t recommend at all
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Typo in How to Read Class 1: Basics
The example for Damma is the Kasra example copied exactly.
Nice app otherwise.
Nice app otherwise.
Arabic
Is helping me a lot and I have which Muslims so if I speak to them in Arabic we will be able to hang out a lot and I am proud of my self
Excellent
Excellent
Uhhhh
Super cool
Helpful? NOT
Was so exited only to realize I had to pay. Didn’t help one bit, YouTube videos helped better!
Masha Allah
Very good
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Ok app but £20 pounds a year and very restricted. When you run out of lives, you need to wait 14 hours and you only get a 3 day free trial.
Beautiful Arabic App
I have wandered through many paths trying to learn Arabic — Duolingo, other apps, YouTube lessons, even sitting with native speakers — yet much of it slipped through my hands like desert sand. I gathered small things here and there, but never truly felt rooted in the language.
This app feels less like an app and more like sitting beside a patient teacher beneath a tent lamp, where every letter is unfolded carefully and every sound is given its place. It does not only teach words, but explains the depth, the history, and the structure of Arabic in a way that settles into the heart and stays with you. It encourages a person to continue, even when the road of learning feels long.
Arabic is one of the oldest surviving Semitic tongues, rich in soul and meaning, and learning it has become something deeply personal to me. As a Hebrew woman, I chose Arabic because the Hebrew spoken widely today does not feel close to the ancient Semitic tongue I long for. Arabic carries echoes that feel more familiar to my spirit, and I am grateful Eloowwem (Elohim/ God) guided me to this app during my journey.
I am still at the beginning — learning letters, sounds, and how to recognize names when I read them — but even this feels like opening a new door. Names are a beautiful place to begin because they stand on their own, without needing the weight of objects and definitions.
The app is free, yet the teaching is so valuable and sincere that I am genuinely considering the unlimited subscription. May Eloowwem ( God, Elohim) be pleased with the efforts of those who created it and increase them in goodness.
This app feels less like an app and more like sitting beside a patient teacher beneath a tent lamp, where every letter is unfolded carefully and every sound is given its place. It does not only teach words, but explains the depth, the history, and the structure of Arabic in a way that settles into the heart and stays with you. It encourages a person to continue, even when the road of learning feels long.
Arabic is one of the oldest surviving Semitic tongues, rich in soul and meaning, and learning it has become something deeply personal to me. As a Hebrew woman, I chose Arabic because the Hebrew spoken widely today does not feel close to the ancient Semitic tongue I long for. Arabic carries echoes that feel more familiar to my spirit, and I am grateful Eloowwem (Elohim/ God) guided me to this app during my journey.
I am still at the beginning — learning letters, sounds, and how to recognize names when I read them — but even this feels like opening a new door. Names are a beautiful place to begin because they stand on their own, without needing the weight of objects and definitions.
The app is free, yet the teaching is so valuable and sincere that I am genuinely considering the unlimited subscription. May Eloowwem ( God, Elohim) be pleased with the efforts of those who created it and increase them in goodness.
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BEAT APP EVER
This has helped me so much with Arabic and I can count up to 20 off memory and I have only been using this for 3 days ❤️
