Real conversations. Practical vocabulary. Your personal AI companion.
From your first word to real conversations — 15 minutes a day, at your pace, judgement free. Built for English speakers learning Arabic for everyday life, travel and faith.
No one is perfect and you don't have to be. Make mistakes, hear the correction, and keep going — like a child learning to speak.
AMTS accent-marked transliteration sits beside the Arabic script, so you can read it, say it and remember it faster.
Learn the words and phrases you actually need for greetings, family, food, travel, prayer and everyday conversation.
Most adults do not fail at Arabic because they cannot learn it. They fail because they are afraid to speak it, embarrassed by mistakes, and unable to keep a class schedule. The companion removes those three barriers.
In a classroom or with a tutor, every mistake has an audience. The fear of sounding foolish keeps adults silent. The companion never judges, never sighs and never loses patience. You can say the same line ten times — and it will answer the same way the eleventh time.
Children imitate, repeat, test sounds and get corrected without shame. Adults usually understand more but speak less. The companion recreates the child’s conditions: low stakes, high repetition, immediate feedback and no memory of yesterday’s mistake.
Fifteen minutes every day beats a two-hour class once a week. The companion is always available, remembers where you stopped and continues the conversation — the consistency a human companion would give, without a schedule, a commute or a fee per hour.
Choose the approach that suits you. Learn by speaking, study at your own pace, ask for the words you need, and build the vocabulary that makes everyday Arabic stick.
In Learn, the companion guides the conversation with implicit targets to help you master the language. The companion says, you respond. No audience, no waiting for a class, no fear of sounding foolish.
Study is the reference room. The companion does not dictate the lesson. You open the course, read the objective, revisit the examples and dig deeper whenever you want.
Conversation is free speech. Ask the companion how to say something, how to reply to a request, or what to say in a situation. It answers with Arabic, transliteration and translation — then practises it with you.
Vocabulary is the memory room. The app collects the words and phrases you meet, one day at a time, and turns them into a personal word bank you can hear, review and use. Instead of memorising isolated lists, you meet each word in context, hear its pronunciation and return to it until it sticks.
A foundation you can speak from — not a promise of fluency. Here is exactly what we aim for, and what we will not pretend to deliver.
90 days is a real beginning: enough to speak, to be understood, and to keep learning with confidence.
The same high-frequency words you practise for everyday Arabic also appear again and again in the Qur’an. By day 90 the course targets 300–400 words. Measured against the Quranic text, the most frequent word forms cover:
Arabic is the language of the Qur’an, the language the Prophet ﷺ spoke, and the language that connects the ummah. Learning it is a skill and an act of drawing closer.
When you know what you recite, the standing, bowing and sujud become a conversation — not a routine you follow by habit.
The most frequent Qur’anic words return again and again. Recognising them turns recitation from sound into meaning.
Ask, thank and repent with understanding. Build the phrases to say what is in your heart, not only repeat what you memorised.
Meet the words of the Prophet ﷺ and the story of the early community closer to their original form — it tasts different.
Speak with parents, in-laws, neighbours and the wider ummah. Teach children by example, not only by instruction.
Ask, apologise, bargain, thank and make du’a at the places you travel for — with words that come from you.
Whether you are starting from zero or returning to a language you heard growing up, the companion meets you where you are.
Start from zero without feeling behind. Learn the words of greeting, prayer and daily life at a pace that respects where you are.
You recognise the sounds; now learn the meanings. Build the high-frequency vocabulary that appears on almost every page.
Model the language at home. Learn alongside your children and make Arabic a living part of family life, not only a school subject.
Add Arabic to your work, study or research. Fifteen focused minutes fit around a full day and build steadily over the week.
Practise the phrases you will actually use — asking, thanking, apologising, bargaining and making du’a with understanding.
Recommend a patient practice companion for the gaps between classes — with a clear path, honest expectations and no pressure.
Leaning pace, mastering frequency and resource usage vary among students.
Approximate cost for a learner who moves straight through the topics. Your actual cost depends on your pace, frequency and the resources you use.
No credit card required to register. Dedicated fifteen minutes a day at your convenience is all it takes.
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