In this course, the teaching method is a lot more efficient and concise compared to the teaching method in books. You learn how the letter changes its shape when it gets connected to the next letter, rather than learning 3 different shapes for each letter depending on its position in the word. Meaning your learning process is much faster and easier. The course will focus on both the Standard and Egyptian pronunciation of the letters. The difference is in about 4 or 5 letters only and it’s important to learn how other dialects pronounce the letters because None of the Arabic-speaking countries speak Standard Arabic.

After you successfully learn how to write and connect the letters, we will focus on Diacritics or tashkeel(تشكيل ), Those tiny symbols you see written above and below letters. Usually in our books, we don’t include them because we already know what the words are supposed to sound. However, for non-native speakers that may be another challenge you face. later on, towards the end of the course, we will cover Franco Arabic as well, which is basically Arabic words using English letters. This is how most modern Arabs usually write on social media platforms and private chats as well.