The Arabic language and the culture of the Middle East offer influential intellectual, artistic and culinary treasures of human history. Mastering a language entails understanding and appreciating what you've discovered. Did you know that classical Arabic has a 1500-year history? Arabic literature is one of their most enduring gifts to the West. It is an element of Middle Eastern culture that, although only given superficial respect, actually offers valuable insights into Arab civilisation. Arabic terminology has an extensive dictionary and an endless list of words for expressing the same idea differently. Therefore, if you listen to Arabic poetry without first learning the acoustics of the language, the voicing will be unfamiliar to your ears. Allow yourself to immerse into the Arab ethnology by developing new words and phrases. Mohamed Elshenawy, your tutor, will ensure that each step of your Arabic journey consists of comprehending the rich culture and history of the Arab world.

Why is it so vital to study Arabic? It is a rich Semitic language with a mix of dialects that could help your CV stand out. As a result, studying Arabic will enable you to travel, work and explore the Arabian Peninsula, the Middle East and North Africa. Understanding Arabic will help you grasp the complexity and intricacies of this culture, which is often misinterpreted and misrepresented. We combat geographic and cultural ignorance through education. Taking the first steps in improving language skills should be introducing yourself. This course will guide you step by step, starting with basic Arabic expressions and vocabulary. You will learn practical wording, questions, how to reply to the traditional 'where are you from?' and dialect nuances between the Eastern Arabic and Egyptian accents. In the second part, 'Exercising Expressions and Language Rules', the tutor will help you learn grammar rules for gender-specific phrases and verbs based on whom you're speaking to. Then, you will study how to close and respectfully leave a conversation. You will rehearse the throat intonation while conjugating verbs with personal pronouns, regular/irregular nouns and plural rules in the Arabic language.

Some people claim that learning Arabic takes many hours. However, you will find everything you need to start in 'Master the Art of Personal Conservations in the Arabic Language’. Begin speaking and writing popular expressions in Egyptian and Shamya dialects that will help in your travels. Your genuine interest in the language and mastering the Egyptian dialect (also known as ‘Masri’ or ‘Masry’) will allow you to communicate with nearly 55 million people. The instructional strategies will help enhance your communication skills to interact with natives in the Arab world. Nobody is making promises that studying this language will be easy. But the challenge might sharpen the way you think. Competence in the Arabic language can lead to various changes in your life, including greeting your neighbours in their original language and making them feel more welcome. Are you up to the challenge of 'Mastering Art of Personal Conservations in the Arabic Language'? Register today!