Levantine Arabic is one of the major spoken varieties of Arabic, used along the eastern Mediterranean coast, including Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Palestine. More informal than Modern Standard Arabic, this dialect is commonly spoken at home, among friends, and in popular television series. Level 4 is for students with some prior experience in Levantine Arabic. Expand your vocabulary, improve fluency, and explore more complex sentence structures through discussions on a variety of everyday topics.

Arabic, originating in the 6th century, is now one of the world’s most widely spoken and recognized languages. Modern Standard Arabic serves as the formal language of news, media, and literature. Level 1: This beginner class introduces the 28 Arabic letters and builds foundational reading and writing skills through interactive, practical instruction. You’ll also learn everyday vocabulary and simple conversational phrases, including greetings and polite expressions. Level 2: For those who are able to read and write simple words. Use your Arabic skills to learn basic conversations that include nationalities, family members, describing neighborhoods and residences, food and drink, clothing and colors, weather, and more.