If you’ve been studying Arabic for even a few weeks, you’ve probably run into a wall. You can read a sentence. You can maybe even say a few things about yourself. But the second someone…
If you’ve ever tried to say something like “the man who called me” or “the book that I read” in Arabic and just… froze — this article is for you. Here’s the thing about Arabic…
I ask every new student the same question in lesson one: “How do you say ‘I’ in Arabic?” Half of them freeze. Not because they don’t know it. Because somewhere online they read a chart…
If you’ve ever written كتاب جميلة instead of كتاب جميل, don’t worry — almost every single Arabic student makes this exact mistake in their first few months. I’ve corrected it probably a thousand times. It’s…
If you’ve been staring at Arabic sentences wondering why some words lose their “al” for no obvious reason, you’ve probably run into idafa without knowing its name. I get asked about this constantly by students…
If you’ve been studying Arabic for more than a few weeks, you’ve probably already had this moment: you learn the word for book — كِتَاب (kitab) — feel good about yourself, and then someone tells…
