Story, not lessons
You land in Saudi Arabia and live the language: airport, housing, university, work. Every scene teaches exactly what that moment needs, and maps to a clear CEFR can-do goal.
أَهْلًا وَسَهْلًا
Arrive in Arabic.
From the airport to the lecture hall: learn the Arabic you need, in the moment you need it — and walk into the Hamza test ready.
Ten minutes a day. No account needed for the first scene.
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العربية
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How you learn here
Roots light up your vocabulary
Arabic words grow from three-letter roots. Learn ك‑ت‑ب once and watch كَتَبَ، كِتَاب، مَكْتَب، مَكْتَبَة light up on your personal Roots Map.
Sound first
Hear it before you read it; say it before you write it. Every word is fully vowelized and voiced, so you build the right sounds from day one.
On the road to Hamza
The Hamza test (اختبار همزة) from the King Salman Global Academy for Arabic Language is the certificate Saudi universities and scholarship programmes ask for. Your Hamza index — an expected score from 130 to 200 — moves as you learn, so you always know where you stand.
Free forever: the placement test, all of A1 and one mock test.
Read our methodology130–200
Shown as a range once you have taken the placement test.