Spoken Arabic Training

• Professional Background: No prior experience in Arabic is required; however, a basic understanding of language learning techniques can be beneficial. 

• Language Proficiency: Learners must have a strong command of English, as all course content, discussions, and assessments are delivered in English. 

• Interest in Language Learning: The course is ideal for individuals with a keen interest in mastering spoken Arabic for personal or professional growth. 

• Understand Arabic Fundamentals: Gain a clear understanding of the fundamentals of spoken Arabic, including pronunciation, grammar, and sentence structure. 

• Improve Communication Skills: Learn how to engage in basic conversations, express opinions, and understand spoken Arabic in various contexts, improving overall communication effectiveness. 

• Build Vocabulary and Fluency: Discover how to expand your Arabic vocabulary, making it easier to converse naturally in everyday situations and enhance your speaking fluency. 

• Understand Cultural Nuances: Develop an awareness of cultural and social elements that influence Arabic language use, helping to navigate conversations respectfully and effectively. 

• Enhance Listening and Comprehension: Master the ability to understand spoken Arabic through listening exercises, enabling you to better interpret and respond in real-life scenarios. 

The Spoken Arabic Training is tailored for professionals looking to improve their Arabic communication skills to advance their careers and interact effectively in Arabic-speaking settings. This training is ideal for: 

• Business Executives 

• Customer Service Representatives 

• Healthcare Professionals 

• Legal Advisors 

• Educators and Trainers 

• Tourism and Hospitality Managers 

Spoken Arabic Training Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Arabic Language 

• Introduction to Arabic 

• Arabic Alphabet 

• How to Learn Arabic? 

• Where to Learn Arabic? 

• Arabic Words in English 

• Transliteration 

• Features of Arabic Language 

Module 2: Greet in Arabic 

• How to Say ‘Hello’? 

• Time-Specific Greetings 

• Rose Water and Arabic Coffee 

• Observing Arab Customs and Traditions 

• Making Introductions 

• Talking About Countries and Nationalities 

Module 3: Arabic Grammar 

• Introducing Nouns, Adjectives, and Articles 

• Creating Simple and Verb-Free Sentences 

• Working with Verbs 

Module 4: Making Small Talk 

• Asking Key Questions 

• Talking About Yourself and Your Family 

• Making Small Talk on the Job 

• Talking About the Weather 

• Talking Numbers 

• Referring to Days and Months 

Module 5: Talking on the Phone 

• Dialling Up the Basics 

• Making Plans Over the Phone 

• Leaving a Message 

Module 6: Ways to Pick Up Arabic Quickly 

• Watch Arabic Television 

• Use the Dictionary 

• Read Arabic Newspapers 

• Surf the Internet 

• Use a Language Tape or CD 

• Listen to Arabic Music 

• Make Arabic-Speaking Friends 

• Watch Arabic Movies 

• Eat at a Middle Eastern Restaurant 

• Sing Arabic Songs 

• Arabic Expressions