Intent guides
Find the Arabic path that matches how you actually learn
Each guide answers one question about learning Arabic as fully and honestly as we can, and says plainly where Fasaha helps and where it does not.
Learn Arabic with subtitles
Use interactive Arabic subtitles, transcripts, and tap-to-learn lookups to turn native media into daily study with Fasaha.
Arabic with subtitlesArabic podcast learning
Learn Arabic through podcasts with repeatable listening, transcript support, speaking follow-up, and review loops inside Fasaha.
Arabic podcast learningArabic reading by level
Read Arabic by level from A0 to C2 with native audio, tap-to-learn depth, and a progression that keeps input challenging but readable.
Arabic reading by levelArabic dictionary and sentence analysis
Understand Arabic words and sentences with instant lookups, roots, patterns, grammar, and context without leaving what you are reading in Fasaha.
Understand ArabicLearn the Arabic alphabet
Arabic has 28 letters, most with four positional shapes, and six that never join forward. What that costs, what to drill first, and how long it takes.
Arabic alphabetHow long Arabic takes
The US Foreign Service Institute budgets 88 weeks and 2,200 class hours for Arabic, full-time. Here is what that means if you study 5 hours a week.
How long it takesMSA vs Arabic dialects
Modern Standard Arabic has no native speakers. ISO 639-3 lists 30 Arabic varieties, only one of them Standard. Here is how to choose which to learn first.
MSA vs dialectsArabic roots and patterns
Most Arabic words are three consonants poured into a pattern. Watch one root become eight words, learn the ten verb forms, and find any word's root.
Roots and patterns
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