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Ziad - Magdeburg, GermanyRecently activeC$54
C$54Learn to Read and Write Arabic in 6 Months – By a Native Lebanese Singer
Trusted teacher: I am a native Lebanese speaker who grew up in Lebanon, where I studied Arabic as my main language alongside other subjects taught in Arabic. Arabic is not just one language, there is Fusha, the formal Arabic used across all Arabic-speaking countries in news, writing, and official communication. In addition, each country has its own dialect with unique pronunciation. Among them, the Lebanese dialect is considered one of the easiest and most widely understood across the Arab world. Growing up, I was exposed daily to Arabic news and literature, which strengthened my understanding of Fusha and how to use it correctly. My classes focus on Fusha, helping you learn how to read and write properly. However, if you are interested in learning the Lebanese dialect, we can work on that too, after you have mastered the basics of reading and writing, as this will make learning the dialect much easier. I studied oriental singing for eight years at the Lebanese National Conservatory, where I also took a three-year course in Tajwid. Tajwid is the set of rules for proper pronunciation and articulation of Arabic letters, ensuring clarity, accuracy, and correct phonetics. This course taught me how to use Arabic pronunciation professionally in singing, which deepened my understanding of the language and its sounds. Because of this background, I can also help students who want to learn oriental singing but struggle with the language. If your goal is to sing correctly in Arabic without spending years mastering the entire language first, I can guide you in learning just what is necessary for proper pronunciation in singing. I use carefully selected materials from different books to provide structured and coherent lessons. We start with learning the Arabic letters, including their different forms depending on their position in a word (beginning, middle, or end). Once you recognize and memorize them, we will work on pronunciation to refine your reading skills. For more advanced learners, we will focus on diacritical marks (short vowels), which are essential for proper pronunciation. The time needed to read and write advanced Arabic varies between 6 months to 1 year, depending on your commitment and practice. Taking lessons twice a week, one hour each, is sufficient to learn a new lesson and practice it throughout the week before moving on to the next. Speaking and understanding Arabic, however, takes longer, as mastering any language requires dedication. If you are interested in speaking Arabic, we will first focus on Fusha reading and writing, and with time and practice, you will gradually build the ability to understand and speak more naturally. For those interested in learning how to read the Quran, my teaching will help you reach a level where you can read it independently. However, I do not teach Quranic studies, as it requires years of in-depth learning and interpretation. Even native Arabic speakers and Muslims often struggle to fully understand its meanings due to its complex structure. If you have any questions before booking, feel free to contact me on Apprentus, and I will be happy to assist you. Good luck on your journey to learning my language!
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Teaching Arabic to native and non-native children in a fun and modern way. (Amman)
Rana
I’ve had an amazing experience with Rana today, with my 4,5 year old daughter. She’s so creative and really great at engaging my daughter in the teaching, even though it’s the first time they meet. My daughter is usually shy and needs time to open up to strangers. But Rana managed to “get down to her level” very quickly which made my daughter comfortable and talkative. So I’m very pleased. I appreciate the effort and can only give my strongest recommendations for Rana.
Review by FATIMA
German course from A0 to C2 Level - Exam preperation
Hiba
Hiba is an amazing very involved teacher for our 9-year-old German language beginner learner :) Our kid is very excited about lessons with Hiba and looks happy and energetic after the videocalls. We can feel the progress in learning already after just some lessons. Thank you and see you soon :)
Review by THOMAS
French, English, Arabic, Mathematics and Math (Khobar)
Zakia
Ms. Zakia is very well versed in teaching the French language. She delivered the lessons in a simple manner and direct to the point. In addition she made the session very interactive, engaging and informative.I enjoyed her teaching style and the commitment towards her student.
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