Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is the literary standard across the Middle East and North Africa and it is also one of the six official languages of the United Nations. Most printed matter in the Arab League - including all books, newspapers, magazines, official documents, and reading primers for small children - is written in MSA.

Egyptian Arabic is understood by almost all Arabic speakers, thanks to the Egyptian cinema and media industry. It is spoken primarily in Egypt, but listened to across all the Arab countries.

Just a conversation practice with slang words. for those who want to learn more Egyptian slang words.

Free conversation

Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) is the literary standard across the Middle East and North Africa and it is also one of the six official languages of the United Nations. Most printed matter in the Arab League - including all books, newspapers, magazines, official documents, and reading primers for small children - is written in MSA.
MSA is the official language of all Arab League countries and is the only form of Arabic taught in schools and universities at all stages. 
In this course we will focus on the 4 learning skills. You will learn the Arabic grammar and all the needed rules to improve our speaking, listening, writing and ready. You will be able to read any Arabic text, write down, you will listen, and understand the standard Arabic well, and the most important, you will speak it!

Modern standard Arabic from A to Z

In this course we will focus on the speaking and listening skills beside learning how to build the sentence correctly. You will learn the conversation in an easy Arabic that is understood by people in markets, restaurants, clinics, on streets, etc. You will simply learn how to deal and interact with people. We will learn how to say the sentence in an easy Fusha (Standard) and how to say it also in Aameyya (local dialect) and notice the differences between them.We will talk about the culture and discuss different topics.

MS Arabic life conversation

Learn Egyptian Arabic from A to Z.
Why Egyptian Arabic?
Egyptian Arabic is understood by almost all Arabic speakers, thanks to the Egyptian cinema and media industry. It is spoken primarily in Egypt, but listened to across all the Arab countries. 
Egyptian Arabic has many similar features to Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). It also has been influenced by a number of other languages, including Hieroglyphic, Turkish, French, and more recently English.

Talk like an Egyptian

This course is for the learners who are interested in reading the Arabic news papers and sites. 
In this course we will learn the journalism expressions and practice reading news and headlines in Arabic, and translate the news together accurately into English or Russian.

الصَّحَافَة والتَّرجَمَة - Media Arabic course

Preparing for a test at your work place, or university. Then this is the right course for you. 
In this course we will discuss and cover all the possible topics that you may have in your exams.