בסמה - ללמוד ערבית עם חיוך

Romel Studios

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About this app

Basma - learn Arabic with a smile!
Want to learn spoken Arabic easily and fun?

The application "Basma - learn Arabic with a smile" is the perfect way for you!

Basma teaches spoken Arabic through jokes, which makes learning easy, interesting and memorable.
Learn the rules of the language, expand your vocabulary and practice reading, listening and speaking in spoken Arabic.
The application is suitable for beginners and does not require prior knowledge of the language or familiarity with the Arabic script.

What makes Basma unique?

Learning through jokes: each lesson consists of an Arabic joke, which makes it easier to remember the new words and phrases and makes learning much more enjoyable.
Clear grammatical explanations: each lesson is accompanied by an explanation of between one and three grammatical topics, using examples from the joke.
Experiential practice: practice the learned material through fascinating and fun games that will strengthen your ability to read, hear and speak in Arabic.
Vocabulary building: Accumulate an extensive vocabulary using flash cards.
Customization: Progress at your own pace and track your progress.
Play Basma's unique vocabulary games that will allow you to practice the words you have learned and learn new words on a wide variety of subjects.
With Basma, you will learn spoken Arabic with fun and ease and you can start speaking Arabic today!
Basma also offers a full course for learning the Arabic script. Learn to read and write in Arabic in an interactive and fun way.

Any topic unclear? Interested in more help? Write to the teacher who will be happy to talk with you and help you improve your Arabic.

Al-Arabiya Madrasah in the palm of your hand - an Arabic school in the palm of your hand!

Download Basma today and start learning Arabic with a smile!

Ratings and reviews

The app is amazing. I'm just wondering is the app written by soley AI or by also by a person? bc some of the accent sounds like a mix between formal and spoken Arabic. and some seems mistaken like قالت being pronounced as /qælat/ instead of /qɒlat/ when it's deep letter. and the fatHas being pronounced as æ/e instead of ɐ.

Having the transliteration in Hebrew is extremely helpful. I need a visual of the word, and am having trouble learning to read Arabic. This app has already added to my vocabulary and understanding. Updated to add: I tried one month paid subscription, as I'd gotten to the end of the free lessons. I didn't want to pay for a year and find that I don't use it enough, but I used it plenty, so I'm signing up for a year. I would like the possibility of printing out the lessons, or at least the tables.

I loke it. There is an option to phometically read Arabic and in Arabic characters