Arabic Lessons in San Jose. Amazing Teachers.

I'm ready to help you with your MSA or even if you select to learn the Arabic dialect (I teach LCA Levantine Colloquial Arabic: Shami شامي).
Believe me it's not that hard I simplified it as much as I can to reach your comprehension.
مرحبا... اهلين وسهلين / اهلا وسهلا بك
Let's do it :)) هيا تعال لنبحر باللغه العربيه

Hey there! my name is Gaith H.
Arabic is my native language!
My lessons will be focusing on my students needs!
I offer spoken, written and Quran language!
I can help with school courses as well! just let me know what you're looking for and I'll be glad to help!

Hi I am Anas from Morocco, a native arabic language speaker and I will help you in writing in arabic and spelling in order to have a good accent within short period with low prices. If you are interested or have any question send a message.
Have a good day

I am currently living in Tunisia and speak Tunisian Arabic. If you are traveling to an Arabic country and want to learn to speak basic Arabic I can help you. I teach at your pace and allow you to chose what is of most importance to you.

تعلم اللغة العربية خطوة خطوة و من البداية
The Arabic language from scratch!
Arabic for beginners and advanced!
Whether you have learned Arabic before or this is your first time, this course is for you! I will design special lessons to suit your needs. We learn all skills integrated with each others; pronunciation, listening, vocabulary, grammar, and communication. We will learn and practise some basic expressions and phrases which can help you to communicate with Arabic speakers.I will give FREE material which I share on Google Docs and also flashcards on Anki and Quizlet!
Book a session now and start learning Arabic!

Hello there, My name is Michel, and I am a native Arabic speaker, I have a Master's degree in Arabic philosophy as well as a Bachelor degree in Arabic literature,
I speak Arabic, English, French, and a little bit of Spanish.
I love teaching and I have five years experience in teaching Arabic language.
Learning about the hidden history of words and the construction of sentences has always fascinated me, and I strongly believe that this is what makes the difference between a regular native speaker, and one who can actually transmit his knowledge of the language. Writing and speaking a properly in Arabic is not enough. When it comes to teaching, one has to be able to explain the "why" behind each word, idiom and grammatical rule, because that is how we remember best. Combined with a burning desire to understand movies, songs and books in their original version, this method makes wonders. Because as one of my best teachers once told me : “ We get into a culture through its language, and ...