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Learning Arabic can be a tough language to learn. However, that doesn’t mean that it’s impossible to learn on the go! Here are the top 10 Apps to use if you are interested in learning Arabic:
1. Duolingo
Duolingo offers 38 languages and 95 different language courses. It is free and easy to use for anyone. You can use Duolingo via desktop, laptop, or download the app on any mobile device. You can set how long you want to practice learning a language from 20 to as long as 60 minutes a day. Using Duolingo makes learning a language exciting by treating it as a game. The more you learn, the more crowns and points you are able to get, just make sure that you don’t get more than five answers wrong because you will lose five lives. However, new players will be able to get an infinite amount of lives which allows you to keep learning.
2. Busuu
Like Duolingo, Busuu is a popular app, which allows you to learn the Arabic language with games, tests and quizzes. The difference is that users can help each other by giving feedback on writing, pronunciation and reading. It is not available to users on google play, but it is available for free on Apple Products in the App Store or for $7.99 a month to have the entire experience of learning more vocabulary words and more ways to learn the language.
3. Rosetta Stone
Rosetta Stone is an award winning software and language learning company. It is also a free popular app in your mobile app store. There are over 25 languages to learn on Rosetta Stone. Be aware that using Rosetta Stone online will require you to make a purchase, though there is a free trial if you want to avoid any extra costs. There are tests, quizzes and games to help you learn the Arabic language.
It is effective in the fact that in the course of learning Arabic, it does not show you the English translations. Many influencers who have mastered several languages have shown that learning languages would include doing everything in that language. As a beginner in any topic, Rosetta Stone will allow you to match the word in Arabic to the picture that describes it. Then the app tests your knowledge by removing the words on the pictures and you have to listen to the pronunciation of the Arabic word.
4. Learn Arabic by Drops
Drops is a free app and it is available for any language. All you have to do is download the app from the Apple Store or Google Play and you can learn TEST words with pictures. Users can learn Arabic for five minutes which is very easy to fit into your schedule! Just don’t let it be your primary tool to learn Arabic or any other language. Learn Arabic by Drops today!
5. Learn 33 Languages with Mondly
Mondly offers 33 languages for its users and it is free to download from the app store, but like any other application, you must pay in order to use the entire system. As you learn a language with Mondly, there is a brain map given to you to see where you are in learning the language. You are also competing against other users in the app which is similar to Duolingo where you are competing against users based on the amount of points that you earn based on how much you practice.
6. Arabic by Nemo
Nemo is an application that you can download for free in the App store or in Google Play. Nemo has a separate app for all languages, which is good if your main goal is to speak Arabic.
With Nemo, you can use the application to learn Arabic anywhere you go. Whether you’re driving, exercising, or cooking because users can hear how the words are pronounced when you leave the app.
7. Write Arabic
Not only is it important to learn Arabic words, it also helps to know how to write in Arabic. You can download the app Write Arabic for free and use it to practice writing in Arabic for no extra cost. The app Write Arabic should be used in inclusion of any of the other listed apps in order to be completely fluent in the Arabic language.
8. Learn How to Read Arabic in 24 Hours
Learn How to Read Arabic in 24 Hours is made by app developer, Khaled Mohammed and it teaches you to read in Arabic. The app is completely free and it gives users a tutorial on how to use it on their first try. The tutorial introduces you to each of its lessons such as the alphabet. Like Duolingo and Busuu, this app allows you to win gems if you get the most amount of questions right. The more gems that you win, the more lessons and games that you can unlock. Learn How to Read Arabic in 24 Hours will teach you how to differentiate between the letters of the alphabet and then you will advance onto reading words.
AlifBee
With AlifBee, you can download it for free to learn how each word and letter sounds. It similar to Rosetta Stone, Duolingo and Learn Arabic by Drops. In the app you are able to learn how to pronounce word and letter.
10. Innovative 101 Learn Languages
Innovative Language 101 offers 34 languages its users. With 3 to 15 minutes, users can learn through audio and video lessons. It is free download on all devices and it can be accessed on desktop computers.
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