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Learn Formal & Spoken Arabic Online

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Learn Arabic on your mobile by downloading our app available on Google Store, App Store and others. Take Kaleela with you everywhere!

Skills

Kaleela was created based on the five skills of language: Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing and Culture. By learning these five skills, students will have full access to the language as native speakers do enabling efficient language acquisition. The lessons and exercises offer video and audio content, later on practicing the written and spoken Arabic

Writing

This skill helps consolidating the grasp of Arabic vocabulary and grammar of the learner

Listening

Is a skill that enables the student to understand every word of the message thoroughly. Kaleela incorporated lessons and exercises that asks the student to listen and repeat the words and letters presented

Speaking

Is the manifestation of the language used as a tool for communication. After listening the words and letters, students are asked to repeat. In time, any student will learn to speak Arabic fluently

Reading

It helps the student improve all parts of the Arabic language. Learn to read Arabic script more efficiently in time with Kaleela’s comprehension exercises

Culture

It teaches students how you develop cultural sensitivity, cultural skill and building cultural awareness. Kaleela offers courses of Arabic etiquette and conduct

How it works

Learning Arabic language has never been easier with Kaleela! Modern Standard Arabic or Arabic Dialects, regardless of what version of Arabic you want to learn, you have a variety of topics to choose from!

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Modern Standard Arabic, Arabic dialects or Arabic alphabet, Kaleela has them all! Check them out on our Arabic learning app

Courses

Kaleela was created in accordance to the individual needs and gaps reported by students while trying to learn Arabic online

Modern Standard Arabic

This online Arabic course is designed to teach non-natives the foundation of Arabic language, with lessons and exercises including daily usable vocabulary. It is a starting point for each individual to begin their own language journey, later on being able to dive into their chosen Arabic dialects.

Jordanian / Palestinian Dialect

Palestinian - Jordanian dialect resources are under-represented in the market for books and audio resources. Not only that, but these materials prefer to present the dialect under the “Levantine” bracket, reason why Kaleela fills this gap after intense market research with its language learning app.

Egyptian Dialect

Arabic Alphabet

Letter recognition is important because it enables beginning readers to figure out how printed text is associated with the spoken language. This online Arabic course is structured on three levels, each focusing on how to write Arabic letters and their pronunciation, including the basics, shapes and long and short vowels.

Syrian Dialect

Our app will guide you through the challenging yet fun process of learning the Syrian dialect through easy and interactive lessons designed by people who actually live the language and use it on a daily basis. Start learning the Arabic dialect of Damascus today through Kaleela – the right way to learn Arabic!

Iraqi Dialect

Grammar

Knowing Arabic grammar has its importance. It is a topic through which we learn to correctly convey meaning in Arabic, form coherent sentences, and protect ourselves from verbal error. Arabic grammar classes are not boring or hard when the exercises are fun, friendly and in bite-size lessons.

Comprehension

What is comprehension and how it helps you in your Arabic language learning journey? Comprehension means the complete understanding of a written passage. If you read very casually and without concentration, you would retain a very vague idea of what you have read. However, if you fully concentrate while reading a text, you will be able to understand what it contains (like the meaning of words and how words are put together to form sentences). When you make sense of a text, however, you don’t just remember the exact words and phrases you read. Rather, you form a mental model of what the text describes by integrating the sense of the words and sentences, like watching a movie.