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• Native coaches for real dialects, not just textbook MSA
• Choose your goal: travel, family, Quran, or work
• Speak Arabic out loud from day one
• AI keeps the letters and sounds sticking between sessions

1. A1Başlangıç

   Şunları yapabileceksin

   • Read and write the Arabic alphabet and the short vowel marks.
   • Greet people, introduce yourself and ask simple personal questions.
   • Count, tell the time and handle basic shopping.

   Kullanacağın dilbilgisi

   • أنا طالب — Sentences with no verb "to be" in the present.
   • ـة — Masculine and feminine, marked on nouns and adjectives.
   • الـ — The definite article, and the "sun letters" that change how it's said.
2. A2Temel

   Şunları yapabileceksin

   • Talk about your family, work and daily routine.
   • Say what you did yesterday and what you'll do tomorrow.
   • Handle transport, restaurants and simple requests in an Arab city.

   Kullanacağın dilbilgisi

   • كتبَ / يكتبُ — Past and present verbs, conjugated for person and gender.
   • كتابي، كتابك — Possessive endings attached to nouns.
   • بيت الطالب — The iḍāfa: joining two nouns to mean "of".
3. B1Orta

   Şunları yapabileceksin

   • Hold a conversation on familiar topics and explain your opinion.
   • Understand the gist of news headlines and simple articles.
   • Describe events and experiences in some detail.

   Kullanacağın dilbilgisi

   • كتب ← كُتُب — Broken plurals — the patterns behind irregular-looking plurals.
   • فعّل، تفاعل، استفعل — Verb forms: how one root builds many related meanings.
   • كان وأخواتها — Kāna and its sisters, for past states and becoming.
4. B2Orta üstü

   Şunları yapabileceksin

   • Follow TV news and discussion programmes.
   • Take part in debates and defend a point of view.
   • Write formal emails and short reports in Modern Standard Arabic.

   Kullanacağın dilbilgisi

   • إنّ وأخواتها — Inna and its sisters, which shape formal sentences.
   • الذي، التي، الذين — Relative clauses.
   • لن يكتبَ، لم يكتبْ — Subjunctive and jussive moods after particles.
5. C1İleri

   Şunları yapabileceksin

   • Speak fluently in professional and academic settings.
   • Read newspapers, reports and contemporary literature.
   • Switch between Standard Arabic and dialect as the situation demands.

   Kullanacağın dilbilgisi

   • الإعراب — Case endings in formal speech and reading aloud.
   • المبني للمجهول — The passive voice in formal writing.
   • أدوات الربط — Connectors that structure an argument.
6. C2Ustalık

   Şunları yapabileceksin

   • Understand classical texts, poetry and rhetoric.
   • Write with the precision and style of an educated native speaker.
   • Handle any register, from street dialect to formal oratory.

   Kullanacağın dilbilgisi

   • البلاغة — Classical rhetoric and stylistic devices.
   • الفصحى والعامية — Fine control of the continuum between Standard Arabic and dialect.

• ع

  عين، سعيد

  A squeeze deep in the throat, with no equivalent in most languages. It's a consonant, not a vowel.

• ح / هـ

  حب / هبّ، صباح

  ح is a strong breathy h from the throat; هـ is a light English h. Mixing them changes the word.

• ص ض ط ظ

  صيف / سيف، طين / تين

  Emphatic consonants: the tongue root pulls back and the nearby vowels darken.

• ق

  قلب، وقت

  A k made further back in the throat. Many dialects say it as a glottal stop or a g.

• خ / غ

  خبز، غداً

  خ is like the ch in Scottish "loch"; غ is its voiced partner, close to a French r.

• ث / ذ

  ثلاثة، هذا

  Like th in "think" and "this" in Standard Arabic; dialects often say t/s and d/z.

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