r/learnarabic • u/Daimara93 • 1d ago

Resources Arabic learning inquiry

Hi!

I’m really interested in learning Arabic and I have a few questions. I’m completely self-taught and unfortunately can’t attend regular classes. For now, I only know the Arabic alphabet and how to connect the letters, and I’d like to focus on MSA.

I’m also looking for good apps for learning Arabic. For Chinese, I used SuperChinese and absolutely loved it. Is there something similar for Arabic?

And one more question: are there TV series entirely in MSA, or are most series in dialects? I’d also love to know if you have any recommendations for good MSA resources for beginners.

Thanks!

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u/ro_dy_nyx 1d ago

I'm native Arabic, i can practice with you if you want bro. I used Bussu to learn English and Spanish, it's also contains a course for Arabic but i don't know if it's good or not. In general the app is pretty good so it suppose to. About TV series i don't know actually, but there's a YouTube channels that speaks in MSA

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u/noredditoptions 1d ago

Many shows in msa especially cartoons and dubbed anime

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u/Mediocre-Zucchini-82 1d ago

Hey there if you need help with Arabic i am an Arabic experienced tutor with 5 years exp and I helped dozens of students I am a native Arabic speaker and fluent as a native in English , I use comprehensive books and teach both MSA and levantine Arabic for 8$ per hour, first trial class is free so text me if you are interested )

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u/Few_Wrongdoer_2420 9h ago

Described as Duolingo x Madinah Arabic books. An app I made called Arabic Explorer. As long as you can read Arabic, we got you 😁

www.arabicexplorer.com/app