Beginner to Advance Arabic
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Step-by-step approach to effectively learn Arabic at your own pace.
Learning Arabic - Beginner, Intermediate, Upper
Intermediate, and Advanced
Learn Arabic faster and effectively
At Path to Arabic, we've developed a new Arabic learning approach specifically to help you learn Arabic as efficiently as possible. Path to Arabic is ideal for any Arabic learner. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced student, you can start the Arabic course at the right level for you. Sign up to learn Arabic and get:
Instant access to over 200 video lessons
Step-by-step learning with a proven methodology
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Practical Arabic Learning
Private live classes with native Arabic teachers
Access to multiple Arabic resources
Interactive experiences and quizzes
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Path to Arabic - Learning Arabic Overview
4 Levels - Beginner, Intermediat, Upper Intermediate and Advanced
On the Path to Arabic platform, you'll get access to 4 different levels with various lessons. Each lesson was designed to progress through the Arabic learning in a step-by-step bite-sized manner to ensure you absorb the content and keep motivated.
Level 1 - Arabic Beginners
On the first few lessons of Level 1, students will get familiar with the basics of the Arabic language. You'll learn the alphabet and the structure of the language. Through fun and practical Arabic learning, students will learn a lot of vocabulary, grammar, and structure.
By the end of level 1, students will be able to form sentences and carry on small conversations in a day-to-day Arabic environment.
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Lesson 1: The Alphabet (Pronunciation and Connecting Letters) – Part 1
Lesson 2: The Alphabet (More Pronunciations and Connecting Letters) – Part 2
Lesson 3: The Alphabet (Concluding Letters and Pronunciations) – Part 3
Lesson 4: Vowels (Altashkeel)
Lesson 5: Demonstrative Adjectives
Lesson 6: Masculine and feminine
Lesson 7: Question (yes & no question)
Lesson 8: Greetings
Lesson 9: (Singular) Pronouns
Lesson 10: The definite article (ال)
Lesson 11: The Nesba Adjective
Lesson 12: Numbers 1 to 10 and the Days of the Week
Lesson 13: Possessive Endings and how to Describe Yourself and your Family
Lesson 14: The Idaffa (Possessive Construction)
Lesson 15: Describing the Weather
Lesson 16: Dual Form
Lesson 17: Plural Form
Lesson 18: Plural Pronouns and Possessive Endings with Plural Nouns
Lesson 19: Vocabulary on Household Items
Lesson 20: How to Ask Questions using the Adverb “Where?”
Lesson 21: How to Ask for Directions
Lesson 22: How to Describe what You Have and Don’t Have & How to use ‘I have’
Lesson 23: Learning Vocabulary and Conversations for use in the Market
Lesson 24: Numbers 10 to 20 and How to ask “How Many?”
Lesson 25: How to form a Complete Sentence
Level 2 - Arabic Intermediate
On Level 2, as the Arabic learners progress through the Path to Arabic, they will dive deeper into building more challenging sentences, such as questions, negations, and the past tense. Also, you will reinforce vocabulary and add more words to your Arabic repertoire.
Once you finish level 2, you'll be able to take your Arabic interactions much further, in speaking, listening, writing and understanding.
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Lesson 1: How to Use, Form and Answer Questions
Lesson 2: How to form Nominal Sentences
Lesson 3: Nominative and Genitive Ending Cases
Lesson 4: More Nominative and Genitive Ending Cases with Plural Pronouns
Lesson 5: Different Types of Predicates (Alkhabar)
Lesson 6: More Vocabulary on Household Items
Lesson 7: Learning about Colours
Lesson 8: Verbs in Present Tense with Singular Nouns
Lesson 9: More Verbs in Present Tense with Plural and Dual Verbs
Lesson 10: Learning Ordinal Numbers
Lesson 11: Questions about the subject of ‘Time’
Lesson 12: Body parts and how to Converse with the Doctor
Lesson 13: Learning Numbers up to 100
Lesson 14: How to form Verbal Sentences
Lesson 15: How to use Relative Pronouns
Lesson 16: Grammar Rules and Accusative Verb in Present Tense
Lesson 17: Negation of the Present Tense
Lesson 18: Negation of the Nominal Sentence
Lesson 19: Nominal Sentence with Fronted Predicate
Lesson 20: Verbs in Future Tense with Pronouns
Lesson 21: Subjunctive Verbs in Present Tense
Lesson 22: Learning Past Tense
Lesson 23: The Root and the Pattern
Lesson 24: Learning the Past Tense of the Verb ‘To Be’
Lesson 25: Negation of the Past Tense
Lesson 26: Forming verbs of a Root and Learning different Patterns for a verb
Level 3 - Arabic Upper Intermediate
For Arabic students in the Upper Intermediate level, the lessons will focus on important verb tenses, compositions, and variations of the language. At this level, students have a good understanding of the Arabic language, and the goal is to take it one step further in each class.
When you conclude level 3, you will have a great understanding of the language and its structure.
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Lesson 1: Composing Idafa and Modaf Elaihi
Lesson 2: Strong and Weak Verbs with Weak Initial Letters
Lesson 3: Strong and Weak Verbs with Pronouns
Lesson 4: Indeclinable and Declinable Verbs
Lesson 5: Nouns that ends with Ya or Alef
Lesson 6: Rules of using Past Tense
Lesson 7: Rules of using Imperative Tense
Lesson 8: Rules of using Present Tense
Lesson 9: Present Tense and Nominative Present Tense
Lesson 10: Present Tense and Subjunctive Present Tense
Lesson 11: Jussive Present Tense
Lesson 12: The Subject and Types of the Subject
Lesson 13: The Passive Subject with Past and Present Tense
Lesson 14: The Object and Types of Objects
Lesson 15: The Five Nouns
Lesson 16: Inna and its associated words with Nominal Sentences
Lesson 17: Kana and its associated words with Nominal Sentences
Lesson 18: Almizan Elsarfi
Lesson 19: Diminution and Augmentation Verbs
Lesson 20: Verbal Nouns with different Forms – Part 1
Lesson 21: Verbal Nouns with more Forms – Part 2
Level 4 - Arabic Advanced
At the advanced level, students can learn complex vocabulary and grammatical structures. The lessons will cover participles, specific verbs, vocative, appositives and much more.
By completing level 4, you'll get a thorough understanding and command of the Arabic language.
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Lesson 1: The Active Participle
Lesson 2: The Passive Participle
Lesson 3: Nouns of Place and Time
Lesson 4: Nomen Vicis and the Act Noun
Lesson 5: The Instrument and Hyperbole Nouns
Lesson 6: Looking up the Lexicon
Lesson 7: Verbs for Almost, Hope and Beginning
Lesson 8: La Alnafya Lelgans
Lesson 9: Cognate Accusatives (types of objects)
Lesson 10: Causative and Concomitant Grammar
Lesson 11: Adverbials
Lesson 12: Transitive and Intransitive Verbs
Lesson 13: Adverbs
Lesson 14: The Vocative
Lesson 15: Specification
Lesson 16: Numbers and Combined Numbers
Lesson 17: The Exception
Lesson 18: Appositives (Adjective)
Lesson 19: Appositives (Syndesis)
Lesson 20: Appositives (Apposition)
Lesson 21: Appositives (Affirmation)
Lesson 22: The Diptote Noun
Lesson 23: The Conditional
Lesson 24: Alef Elwasl and Hamzat Alqat’ (The Rules of Writing Hamza)
Main Features
Video-based learning with over 200 video lessons
Easy-to-use and intuitive interfece
Private live lessons with native speakers
Structured learning through a proven methodology
Practical Arabic learning through interaction
Choose your favorite instructor
Keep track of your progress with the statistics
No long term commitment
What's included in Path to Arabic subscription
With over 200 videos and interactive activities
Path to Arabic is a highly effective learning tool.
Access to all 4 levels
Live private classes
Access to Arabic Engage program
Access to Arabic Unlock program
Certificate for each completed level
Priority support from native speakers
100% Risk-free guarantee
If within the first 30 days from the date you sign up, you aren't happy with the platform, you get your money back. We do this because we know the platform, the methodology and lessons work, and since it's risk-free, you have nothing to lose by giving Path to Arabic a chance.
Arabic from the Roots eBook
This eBook is an amazing resource for Arabic learners because it helps you learn more about the language and its origins. Getting access to multiple types of resources can help you learn Arabic more effectively.
Arabic conversation practice
Through the scheduled private lessons with native speakers, the student gets a unique opportunity to practice Arabic in a real scenario, which is essential when learning a new language. The native teachers are eager to help each student grow.
Dedicated study advisor
Having a dedicated study advisor can be a fantastic way to stay on track and motivated with your Arabic studies. Our advisor can help you find other resources, schedule private lessons and help you get pass hurdles when you feel stuck in your Arabic learning development.
Cultural immersion
The key to learning Arabic is to immerse yourself in the culture and have access to different content in Arabic. With Path to Arabic, you get access to a library full of resources in Arabic that can help you engage with the language in a fun and unusual environment.
The secret to learning Arabic
With the Arabic Organic Immersion methodology,
you'll be able to learn Arabic at your own pace whiles having fun.
Through our own learning experiences and many of our students' experiences, we noticed that the key to learning Arabic is to enjoy the process. When it comes to tackling the Arabic language, having fun and staying motivated are absolute must.
At Path to Arabic, we strive for creating fun and engaging classes continuously to make sure you enjoy every Arabic learning moment. Your study advisor and the priority support with native teachers are here to assure you; you are not alone in your learning Arabic journey. The Path to Arabic is here and eager to help you progress at all times.
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