Learn Arabic letters and sounds through auditory and vocal feedback. Focuses on pronunciation, articulation points, and distinguishing similar sounds. Offers various practice modes and an Apple Watch companion.
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October 15, 2026
NEW: THE SLATE • A word won't come out right? Tap “Trace”: the screen turns to landscape, the word fills it and you trace it with your finger. • The word is built the way a calligrapher writes it: first the body, from right to left, then the dots, vowels and signs, placed in whatever order you like. • Five levels, from most guided to freest: immersion over the model, ghost tracing at the speed of a hand, skeleton and gaps, a prompt the moment you hesitate, then recall from memory on a blank slate. • On iPhone, dots and vowels are placed with a single tap. On iPad, by tap or traced with a stylus. • Several words to review? They follow one another on the slate, without closing it. • You place the dots and vowels yourself first; the teacher's voice comes next, then you say the whole sentence again. READER • At the end of a round, “Restart” lets you say the same word again before moving on. • A sentence that ends on a pause is written the way the teacher says it: the transliteration follows the pause, and final signs that aren't pronounced fade out. VOICE JUDGE • The 28 letters: every letter name is now scored, no more “Not evaluated”. • The last sound of a sentence, the hardest to measure, no longer fails an otherwise correct take on its own. It stays flagged “To refine” so you can work on it.
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Mimora Arab focuses on learning through hearing and speaking. You hear a letter, say it aloud, and receive sound-by-sound feedback. The app emphasizes the exact articulation points for each sound and helps differentiate between similar Arabic phonemes.
No, Mimora Arab is ad-free. The app is designed without advertisements, ensuring an uninterrupted learning experience for users.
Mimora Arab is available on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. The Apple Watch companion app specifically focuses on ear training and repeating words.
The app uses a model trained specifically on Arabic to accurately distinguish sounds like ص from س. This recognition model is downloaded once from Apple's servers and operates locally on your device.
Yes, Mimora Arab includes practice modes for first words, sentences, and diction. You can also engage in flash challenges and diction exercises that involve reading aloud and intonation.
No, your voice is not sent to any servers. All analysis, including speech recognition, is performed on your device. The app does not run any servers for data collection.
The app was last updated on October 4, 2026, indicating a recent update. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, the release date of the latest version suggests ongoing development.
Mimora Arab offers its interface and explanations in thirteen languages, including Arabic, English, French, Spanish, and many others. You can switch languages within the app at any time.
