Arabic Classes in NYC, New York

Marhabaan wa ahlan wa sahlan! ARABIC INTERMEDIATE 1: If you know how to read and write, are familiar with the present and past tenses but need to work on more advanced tenses and building vocabulary, this level is for you! ABOUT OUR CLASSES: Our group classes meet online once a week for 1.5 hours. Our approach to learning is a blend between a formal...

Marhabaan wa ahlan wa sahlan! ARABIC HIGH BEGINNER: If you know how to read and write and have some familiarity of the present tense and to learn the past tenses, this level is for you!  ABOUT OUR CLASSES: Our group classes meet online once a week for 1.5 hours. Our approach to learning is a blend between a formal approach focused on grammar...

Our beginner class is best suited for those who are brand new to Arabic, or who have studied in the past but need to brush up their skills.  By completing this course: you will learn how to introduce yourself  describe your family and friends  ask for directions express your likes and dislikes  and even confidently order...

Marhabaan wa ahlan wa sahlan! Our introductory Arabic Group classes are designed for students with little to no background in Arabic, and our engaging, professional teachers will be there to guide you every step of the way. We teach Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) in our group classes. Over the course of 6 weeks, you can expect to learn basic Arabic...

Level 4 students are fairly comfortable putting together sentences in the present and the main past tenses. Here’s a list of things that you should be familiar with to know if Level 4 is right for you: 1) You understand the differences between the following phrases: السفر and اسافر درست and تدرس 2) You are able to say the following...

Marhabaan wa ahlan wa sahlan! ARABIC ADVANCED:  If you have a strong foundation in all tenses and need to work on fluency and vocabulary building, this level is for you! ABOUT OUR CLASSES: Our group classes meet online once a week for 1.5 hours. Our approach to learning is a blend between a formal approach focused on grammar and the basic structure...

Level 5 students are fairly comfortable reading and writing in MSA. They are also comfortable listening/understanding and speaking in MSA and/or a dialect. Level 5 students will build on their skills in MSA as well as the Egyptian dialect. Here’s a list of things that you should be familiar with to know if Level 5 is right for you: 1) You understand...

Level 3 is for those who are starting to feel comfortable speaking in the present tense, as well as for those who have basic knowledge of how the progressive past tense works. Here is a list of things that you should be familiar with to know if Level 3 is right for you: 1) You can say short phrases in MSA Arabic in the present tense such as: She...

Take Level 7 if you're ready to talk about several subjects such as current news and plans for the future in Arabic.