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Spoken Arabic Course (Jordanian – Palestinian Dialect)

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Master Jordanian & Palestinian Spoken Arabic from the alphabet to A1/A2 conversational level through 7 self-paced modules and 7 live 1:1 speaking sessions. Step by step, you’ll build vocabulary, grammar, and cultural knowledge while practicing real conversation.

What you will learn:

  1. Alphabet & Pronunciation: Arabic script, letter sounds, long/short vowels, and numbers 1–10

  2. Hello & Greetings: Introductions, countries, nationalities, feelings, pronouns, sentence structure, and numbers up to 99

  3. My School: Classroom vocabulary, feminine forms, plurals, demonstratives, adjectives, and “there is/there isn’t”

  4. My Family: Family member vocabulary, possessive pronouns, “I have,” professions, and question words

  5. My Hometown: Rooms, house objects, city places, prepositions, adverbs of place, and counting 100+

  6. Bon Appétit: Food, groceries, containers, adjectives, meals, polite ordering, and money & prices

  7. My Routine: Daily activities, present tense with أنا, days of the week, time expressions, transportation, telling time, and two-verb constructions

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to read and write basic Arabic and hold everyday conversations confidently in Jordanian and Palestinian spoken Arabic.

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What Will You Learn?

  • - Speak Jordanian and Palestinian Arabic in real-life situations
  • - Read, write, and pronounce the Arabic alphabet and basic words
  • - Use greetings, introductions, and everyday expressions in spoken Arabic
  • - Talk about family, school, home, food, and daily routines
  • - Ask and answer questions about nationality, age, work, and location
  • - Count numbers up to 100 and handle money, prices, and time
  • - Build sentences with correct grammar and vocabulary
  • - Practice speaking with live 1:1 sessions for real conversation

Course Content

Module 1: The Alphabet
Master the Arabic alphabet. Learn script, vowels, special letters, and numbers 1–10. Build the skills to read, write, and pronounce Jordanian and Palestinian Arabic with confidence.

  • Lesson 1: introduction to Arabic Script
  • Lesson 2: Long and short vowels
  • Lesson 3: Letters Group ( ب ت ث )
  • Flashcards ب ت ث
  • Lesson 4: Letters Group ( ج ح خ )
  • Flashcards ج ح خ
  • Lesson 5: Letters Group ( ة ـة )
  • Flashcards ة ـة
  • Lesson 6: Letters Group ( د ذ )
  • Flashcards د ذ
  • Lesson 7: Letters Group ( ء أ )
  • Flashcards أ ء
  • Lesson 8: Letters Group ( رز )
  • Flashcards ر ز
  • Lesson 9: Letters Group ( س ش )
  • Flashcards س ش
  • Lesson 10: Letters Group ( ص ض )
  • Flashcards ص ض
  • Lesson 11: Letters Group ( ط ظ )
  • Flashcards ط ظ
  • Lesson 12: Letters Group ( ع غ )
  • Flashcards ع غ
  • Lesson 13: Letters Group ( ف ق )
  • Flashcards ف ق
  • Lesson 14: Letters Group ( ك ل )
  • Flashcards ك ل
  • Lesson 15: Letters Group ( م ن هـ )
  • Flashcards م ن هـ
  • Lesson 16: Numbers 1-10
  • Lesson 17: Fun with Arabic Letters
  • Live 1:1 speaking session

Module 2: Hello
Start speaking spoken Arabic from day one. In this module, you’ll practice greetings and introductions in Jordanian and Palestinian Arabic, ask “How are you?” and reply with common feelings like tired, happy, or hungry. You’ll also learn pronouns, simple sentence structures, how to ask about country, nationality, and age, plus numbers up to 99-all in the way Arabic is really spoken.

Module 3: School
Step into the classroom and build your spoken Arabic skills with everyday school vocabulary. You’ll learn the names of classroom objects, how to describe them with adjectives, and how to use demonstratives in Jordanian and Palestinian Arabic. This module also teaches you feminine word forms, non-human plurals, the definite article, and how to say “there is/there isn’t,” while practicing numbers up to 99.

Module 4: Family
Learn how to talk about your family in spoken Arabic. This module covers family member vocabulary, possessive pronouns, and the genitive construct (Al-Idaafa) to show relationships. You’ll also practice using “I have,” asking “What do you do?” with jobs, mastering question words, and talking about others naturally in Jordanian and Palestinian Arabic.

Module 5: Hometown
Talk about where you live and describe your surroundings in spoken Arabic. In this module, you’ll learn house rooms, objects, and city places, along with prepositions and adverbs of place to explain location. You’ll also practice "Where do you live?", "There it is", combining prepositions with pronouns, and counting from 100 and up, all in natural Jordanian and Palestinian Arabic.

Module 6: Bon Appetit
Build your spoken Arabic around food and daily meals. In this module, you’ll learn fruits, vegetables, groceries, and packaging words, plus adjectives to describe them. You’ll practice using “I want” in Arabic, talk about meals of the day, order politely, and handle money and prices in Jordanian and Palestinian Arabic.

Module 7: Routine
Learn how to talk about your daily life in spoken Arabic. This module covers the present tense with أنا, time expressions, and days of the week. You’ll also practice transportation vocabulary, reading the time, and building two-verb sentences to describe your routine naturally in Jordanian and Palestinian Arabic

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