Arabic: Free, High-Quality Lessons
Arabic, the fifth most spoken language in the world, is the official language in over 26 countries. Rich with history and cultural significance, its unique lettering and sound make it an extraordinary language to learn. Whether to boost your career prospects, for travel, or personal enrichment, learning Arabic helps you connect with over 400 million speakers worldwide. Start your free Arabic lessons with us today.
Available Arabic Courses
FSI Written Arabic Course
FSI Levantine Arabic Course
FSI Saudi Arabic Basic Course
FSI Comparative Arabic Courses
DLI Egyptian Arabic Egyptian Course
DLI Modern Standard Arabic Course
DLI Arabic Basic Course
DLI Arabic Cope Course
DLI Arabic East Asia Course
DLI Arabic General Intermediate Course
DLI Arabic SOLT Course
DLI Arabic World
DLI Iraqi Arabic Course
DLI SaudiArabic Course
DLI Syrian Arabic Syrian Course
Peace Corps Arabic-Chadian Language Course
Peace Corps Arabic-Jordanian Language Course
Peace Corps Arabic-Mauritanian Language Course
Peace Corps Arabic-Moroccan Language Course
Peace Corps Arabic-Tunisian Language Course
Peace Corps Arabic-Yemen Language Course
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The Arabic language at a glance
Number of Speakers
Around 420 million native and non-native speakers worldwide
Where It's Spoken
Primarily spoken in the Middle East and North Africa
Difficulty Level
Moderate to high learning difficulty due to unique script and phonetics.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these courses free to use?
Yes! All these language courses are in the public domain and can be downloaded and used for free.
How long does it take to complete a course?
Most Arabic courses are designed for 600-1200 hours of study, typically completed over 6-12 months of dedicated learning.
Do I need a language tutor?
While the courses are designed for self-study, working with a tutor or language partner can enhance your learning experience and pronunciation.
What level can I reach with these courses?
These courses typically bring students to a professional working proficiency (B2-C1 level on the CEFR scale).
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