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Learn Arabic
fast and effective.Thousands of real life images and native Arabic speakers
Easy to use program that is fun
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Learn Arabic
read, write and speak ArabicCovering all important aspects of Arabic
Proven approach makes you learn Arabic quickly
Wow your Friends with your Arabic language skills
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Learn Arabic
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L-Lingo offers fun learning Arabic quizzes
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Effective
rapidly assimilate thousands of everyday Arabic words and phrases.
Audio-Visual
Multimedia content accelerates your learning significantly.
Supporting Documents
Includes printable Arabic Textbook and Flashcards.
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How to learn Arabic language
You will learn Arabic in 40 free Arabic lessons with our fun and motivating free online application.
L-Lingo offers a multimedia approach to learn Arabic and will teach you how to read Arabic, how to write Arabic, and how to speak Arabic. All audio clips in L-Lingo are from native Arabic speakers and you will learn how to pronounce Arabic correctly.
What will I learn in the free Arabic lessons
You will learn the most essential words and phrases of the Arabic language. In particular our free Arabic lessons are covering the following:
- Family and Friends.
- Past, Present, Future
- Learn how to ask questions in Arabic.
- Learn in Arabic how to order at a restaurant.
- Arabic Numbers 1-10 and beyond.
- Learn to speak Greetings and Introductions in Arabic.
- At Work and at Office.
- Arabic words for Colors and Shapes.
- Shopping.
- Sports and Hobbies.
- The Seasons in Arabic language.
- Nature and Wildlife.
- At the Airport.
- At the Hotel.
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The Arabic Language
Some information about the History of the Arabic language
Arabic is the principle language in most Oriental countries. Arabic is used by approximately 250 million people, but is understood by nearly one billion Muslims around the world.