Learn Arabic

You will learn writing, reading and speaking by a proprietary method, and a smart review system will train your memory.

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The price

One subscription gets you the whole course.

Everything in one place: vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening and spaced review.

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What you get

All lessons and new additions every month
Vocabulary with mnemonics and pronunciation
Spaced repetition (SRS)
Progress saved across all devices

Why this course

Everything you need for Arabic, in one place and in Lithuanian.

From the alphabet to a conversation: Vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, pronunciation and spaced review.
In Lithuanian: Meanings, mnemonics and grammar are explained in Lithuanian, so you are never learning Arabic through English.
The lessons run in order: Each one builds on the last, so there is no jumping between topics and no guessing where to start.
Fully vocalized: Every word carries its harakat from the first lesson, and practice phases them out just as real texts do.

Compared

How this differs from the other ways to learn

A comparison of three ways to learn
Criterion	Courses in English	Gamified apps	Arabų kalbos kursas
Language of instruction	English	short notes	Lithuanian, with Lithuanian mnemonics
Vowel marks	depends on the course	rarely	in every lesson, from the first
Grammar	often a separate course	in passing	systematically, with exercises and checking
Handwriting	rarely	none	stroke by stroke
Review	you plan it yourself	streaks and points	spaced, by what you are about to forget

01The system

IT LOOKSIMPOSSIBLEUNTIL YOU SEETHE SYSTEM

Almost every word grows from a three-consonant root, so once you see the system you stop learning words one at a time.

كkāf

تtāʾ

بbāʾ

02The root

ك ت ب“to write”

01كِتَابkitāb

book

02كَاتِبkātib

writer

03مَكْتَبmaktab

desk

04مَكْتَبَةmaktaba

library

ONE ROOT. A WHOLE FAMILY OF WORDS.

03Harakat

Without vowels — three different words

كتب

كَتَبَ

kataba

“he wrote”

كُتُب

kutub

“books”

كُتِبَ

kutiba

“it was written”

Arabic is normally written without its vowels, so you are left to guess them. Here every one is written in, from the first lesson.

FULLY VOCALIZED FROM THE FIRST WORD

04Five steps

Prepare

The words fall into place before the first sentence.

Read

You read the Arabic. The translation waits under the line.

Listen

You hear it before you say it.

Speak

You repeat aloud until it sounds natural.

Check

You answer from memory, without going back to the text.

What it looks like

This is what a day in the course looks like.

This is what review, vocabulary and grammar exercises look like.

Today's review

Readكِتَابkitāb

book

kitāb: 'kit-ab'. The kit you carry, and a book is in it.

The system shows the word, you recall the meaning and rate how it went. That rating decides when you see it again.

Vocabulary

كَاتِبkātib

writer

ك ت ب“to write”

كِتَابbook
كَاتِبwriter
مَكْتَبَةlibrary

Every word arrives with the root it grows from, so instead of one word you learn a whole family.

Grammar

هَذِهِ الطَّبَّاخة طَيِّبة.hāḏihi ṭ-ṭabbāḫa ṭayyiba.

This cook is kind.

Answer correct

You answer and see straight away whether it was right. No points and no streaks, only what you know.

05Spaced repetition

YOU REVIEW ONLY WHAT YOU ARE ABOUT TO FORGET

Time → days

The system picks what you review today.

06Why Arabic

A hard language trains the mind

Arabic is built unlike any European language: it runs right to left, and almost every word grows from a three-consonant root. You are not just learning words, you are learning a different way of assembling meaning. Few things exercise memory and attention as thoroughly.

Markets where the language opens doors

The Gulf, Egypt, North Africa. Regions where negotiations, contracts and long relationships often begin with whether you greeted someone in their own language.

A rare skill in Lithuania

Almost nobody here speaks Arabic, precisely because it is considered too hard. That is what makes it valuable: little competition, and growing demand.

But won't AI just translate it?

A translator carries information perfectly well. It does not carry the relationship. In a negotiation or someone's home, what matters is not only what was said but that you understood without a middleman: the pause, the register, the joke a second before the subtitle. Machines still flatten dialect and formality toward an average. The person across the table hears the difference immediately.

A key to fourteen centuries of text

The Quran, classical poetry, treatises on medicine and mathematics, calligraphy. This inheritance shaped half the world, and much of it still reads best in the original. A translation explains the content; the rhythm, the sound-play and the deliberate ambiguity only arrive when you read it yourself.

What you actually learn

الْعَرَبِيَّة الْفُصْحَىal-ʿarabiyya al-fuṣḥā

Modern Standard Arabic

This course teaches al-fusha, or Modern Standard Arabic (MSA). It is the shared written language of books, newspapers, official documents and news broadcasts from Morocco to Oman.

07Levels

You start from zero and go all the way.

A1 is open for now, and the course will grow to B2.

Need an official exam or a diploma? Write to us and we will help arrange one with partner institutions.

A1Available now
A2Coming
B1Coming
B2The goal

08The goal

الْكِتَابُ عَلَى الْمَكْتَبِ

al-kitābu ʿalā l-maktabi

“The book is on the desk.” — a sentence from lesson two.

A SENTENCEYOU WILL READ YOURSELF.

Arabų kalba

09Conversation

You learn to read alone. To speak — not.

When the app alone isn't enough and you want a live conversation — three paths wait.

01
Community
Included
We pair you with another learner — matched on level and time.
02
Teacher
Add-on
Vetted native speakers and Arabists. Choose, pay, and talk.
03
Alija
Coming
A best-in-class AI conversation partner: you speak Arabic, Alija answers and corrects.