Share the starting point
Tell us what the learner can currently understand, read or say.
Practical Arabic communication
Online Spoken Arabic Classes for Real Conversation Practice
Develop useful Arabic speaking and listening through personalised one-to-one practice focused on pronunciation, vocabulary, sentence formation and everyday conversation.
Live 1-to-1Focused individual guidance
30-minute trialAttend before deciding
Children & adultsLessons matched to level
Flexible schedulingInternational time zones
Conversation practice
Use Arabic actively—not only study it
This page is for learners whose main goal is practical communication. Lessons use live interaction so the learner can hear, respond, repeat, build sentences and receive immediate guidance.
- Listening for meaning and response
- Pronunciation and useful vocabulary
- Building complete everyday sentences
- Interactive conversation practice
Your first lesson
Start from the learner’s real level
The free 30-minute trial is used to discuss the learner’s current ability, goals, preferred schedule and teacher preference. A permanent time remains subject to availability.
Attend the free trial
Meet online for 30 minutes before choosing whether to continue.
Confirm the routine
Agree the course focus, teacher availability and a suitable schedule.
Pricing & questions
Clear monthly options
Standard plans are USD 40 per month for three 30-minute lessons each week or USD 60 per month for five. One-hour or alternative arrangements can be discussed.
Is this the same as Arabic Grammar?
No. Spoken Arabic centres on listening and conversation. Grammar may support communication, while the Arabic Grammar course gives structure and rules more direct attention.
Can a beginner join?
Yes. The trial helps establish the learner’s starting point and a suitable level of speaking practice.
Will lessons focus on everyday situations?
Everyday vocabulary and practical exchanges can be included according to the learner’s goals and level.
Try the course before enrolling
Request a free 30-minute lesson and tell us the learner’s goals, level, time zone and preferred schedule.