Profesor verificado, moderado por el equipo de Classgap
Profesor Nuevo
Árabe
Habla: Arabic, English
My name is Mohamed Rabie. I am from Egypt. I have a Bachelor's degree in Arabic Language and eleven years of experience teaching Arabic and five years teaching English. I have the ability to simplify information and communicate with students in a way that makes them love the language and master it quickly. I also employed teaching methods with the student that would enhance the efficiency of the lessons and provide continuous follow-up, making the student feel serious about learning and eager to continue this educational journey. I also enjoy learning the Holy Quran, Islamic culture, and the Egyptian dialect.
Profesor verificado, moderado por el equipo de Classgap
Profesor Nuevo
Árabe
Habla: English, Arabic
Hello! I’m Naif Azan, an English lecturer and linguist from Sana’a, Yemen. I hold a Master’s in Linguistics from Sana’a University (90%) and a Bachelor’s in English, where I graduated top of my class. I’ve been teaching English at university level for more than a decade. I also work in humanitarian projects, writing and editing professional reports in English, so I know how English is used in real life—not just in textbooks. I mainly work with university students, professionals, and adult learners. My classes are friendly, practical, and personalised. In our first lesson, we’ll talk about your goals, level, and learning style. Then I’ll build a clear plan for you: conversation, academic writing, business English, exam preparation, proofreading, or whatever you need. I explain simply, correct gently, and keep you motivated. I teach in English and Arabic, so you can choose the language you feel most comfortable with. Let’s make English easier, more useful, and enjoyable—together!
Profesor verificado, moderado por el equipo de Classgap
Profesor Nuevo
Árabe
Habla: Arabe, Anglais, Français
Hello, my name is Rania, experienced English Online tutor, expert in English Studies tutoring. I teach students from the 1st grade to the 4th grade. I have experience with teaching English as a Foreign or second language with kids from the age of 7- 14 and with adults for bussiness English. I have a BAC degree + 5 in English Studies and 2 years speciality in Anglophone Literature ( English and American). I love interacting and conversing with my students, I like to make my sessions fun and learnable by adapting different language learning activities.
Profesor verificado, moderado por el equipo de Classgap
Profesor Nuevo
Árabe
Habla: Arabic, English, Spanish
Hello, my name is Mariam and I am from Egypt. I am a graduate of Al-Azhar University, and I teach Quran, Arabic, and Islamic Studies to students of different ages and levels. I am a patient, friendly, and supportive teacher who always tries to make lessons simple, interactive, and easy to understand. I focus on helping students feel comfortable and confident during class while improving step by step. I can help students with Quran recitation, Tajweed, Arabic reading and conversation, and understanding Islamic Studies in a clear and enjoyable way. I would be very happy to be your teacher and support you in your learning journey.
Profesor verificado, moderado por el equipo de Classgap
Profesor Nuevo
Árabe
Habla: Arabic, English, French, Spanish, German
¡Hola! Soy estudiante de Farmacia en España y me apasionan los idiomas. Ofrezco clases de francés en línea para estudiantes y adultos que desean mejor...
Profesor verificado, moderado por el equipo de Classgap
Profesor Nuevo
Árabe
Habla: Arabic, English, French, Turkish
Hello! My name is Joelle, and I’m from Lebanon. I’m a passionate Arabic tutor who enjoys helping students build confidence step by step. I teach Modern Standard Arabic as well as the Lebanese dialect using a simple, interactive approach focused on conversation and real-life communication. I also love art and painting🎨, and I bring creativity into my lessons to keep learning engaging.
I have under one year of experience teaching Arabic to learners with different goals and levels👩🏫. My lessons are clear, structured, and adapted to your pace, with special attention to speaking and listening skills you can use every day.
If you’d like to understand Arabic with confidence or speak the Lebanese dialect naturally, I’d be happy to support you. My lessons are patient, engaging, and tailored to your goals. Book your lesson and let’s start your Arabic journey together.
Profesor verificado, moderado por el equipo de Classgap
Profesor Nuevo
Árabe
Habla: Arabic, English
About me
⭐Distinctive features of my classes include:
✅ An exceptional premium learning experience.
✅ Clear and accurate communication as I'm Bilingual.
✅ Comprehensive audio summaries of lessons.
✅ Tailored and customized learning plans.
✅ A friendly and humorous atmosphere.
✅ Practical audio content for real-life day-to-day conversations.
✅ Engaging interactive lessons utilizing state-of-the-art whiteboard tools.
✅ Top-notch PDFs providing high-quality summaries of lesson content.
✅ Supportive, conversation-based plans.
👋About me👋
Welcome to my teaching profile! If you're seeking a supportive, non-judgemental and engaging atmosphere to learn Arabic, you've found the right place.🌟
I take pride in being a patient, kind, and affectionate teacher who values interactive and captivating learning experiences. Whether you're just starting out or already an advanced learner, I'm here to support you every step of the way. With me, there's no need to worry about dull textbook conversations. Let's make learning enjoyable and exciting! 🎉
I'm thrilled to help you achieve your language goals in the most exciting and efficient way possible! 🚀 Before we dive in, let me introduce myself. I'm a native Arabic speaker with flawless English, and I'm passionate about cross-cultural communication. Connecting with individuals from diverse backgrounds and ethnicities is something I enjoy immensely. In fact, I find breaking down barriers and prejudices to be one of the most fulfilling experiences one can have! 😎
📈Beginners📈
For beginners, I understand that learning a new language can be intimidating. That's why I make sure to create a welcoming and supportive atmosphere where you can feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes. We'll work together to build a strong foundation in Arabic, starting with the basics and gradually building up your skills. With my patient and encouraging teaching style, you'll be surprised at how quickly you'll start to see progress.
🚀Intermediate & Advanced🚀
For all you intermediate and advanced learners out there, I've got a special treat for you! We can incorporate some hand-picked advanced conversations, TV shows, documentaries, podcasts, and articles into our lessons. Yep, that's right, you'll be able to improve your comprehension skills and learn more about Arabic culture all while binge-watching your favorite shows! 📺
🥇MSA🥇
Learning Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) before diving into specific dialects offers numerous benefits. By gaining a solid foundation in MSA, you will acquire a comprehensive understanding of Arabic, enhance your communication skills, appreciate the cultural aspects, and unlock regional and international opportunities. Moreover, MSA serves as a bridge to mastering dialects, allowing you to adapt your language skills to various contexts. So, embrace the journey of learning MSA and embark on an exciting path to becoming proficient in Arabic!
📖Quran📖
As a teacher, I have a wide range of expertise that extends beyond Quranic studies. Whether you need assistance with recitation, memorization, tajweed, tafsir, hadith, history, or fiqh, I'm here to help. With my audio summaries, language skills, and ability to break things down, I can guide you through the learning process and help you develop a deep understanding of these complex subjects. Whether you're a beginner or an advanced learner, I can create an interactive and engaging environment that will help you deepen your knowledge and connect with the texts on a personal level.
I am a highly qualified Arabic tutor with 7 years of experience teaching students of all levels. With a massive library of books and eBooks on Arabic language and culture, I can help you master the language in no time!
I specialize in teaching both Fusha and MSA and have developed a range of fun and effective teaching methods to help my students understand and retain the language. For example, I use games, videos, and interactive activities to keep my lessons engaging and enjoyable. I also provide personalized feedback to help you improve your pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary.
In addition to Fusha and MSA, I can also help you learn the Egyptian and Levantine dialects. These dialects are widely spoken across the Middle East and have their own unique features and nuances. With me as your tutor, you'll not only learn the language but also gain insight into the culture and traditions of these regions.
🏛️🇪🇬 Egyptian Dialect 🇪🇬🏛️
Egyptian Arabic is a dialect that stands out with its unique features, making it easily understandable by speakers of other Arabic dialects, which makes it a valuable communication tool across the Arab world. Egyptians are known for using dramatic expressions in their speech, adding to the humor of their dialect. Saying "yes" or "no" is not enough; they might go for "Absolutely!" or "Never in a million years!" to emphasize their point. Humor has been part of Egyptians' coping mechanism with everyday life's challenges for centuries, and it shows in their language. Egyptian Arabic is frequently used in popular culture throughout the Arab world, especially in music and film. Famous comedians and satirists also use this dialect to entertain audiences worldwide. Egyptians often use hyperbole in their speech, exaggerating the truth for comedic effect, like saying "I'm so tired, I feel like I've been hit by a truck!" or “Maa’tool,” which means “I’m dead.” All in all, learning the Egyptian dialect will provide you with a rich and exciting cultural experience while helping you communicate effectively across the Arab world.
Egyptian Arabic is a fascinating dialect that sets itself apart from other Arabic dialects in several ways. Here are some of the top things that make Egyptian dialect unique:
*Pronunciation: Egyptian Arabic has a distinct way of pronouncing certain letters, such as the "qaf" and "jim." This unique pronunciation gives Egyptian Arabic a distinct sound that is easy to recognize.
*Vocabulary: The Egyptian dialect has a rich vocabulary that draws from a range of sources, including colloquialisms and slang. This makes it an exciting and dynamic language to learn and use in everyday conversations.
*Grammar: Egyptian Arabic grammar is simple and easy to learn, making it an accessible dialect for beginners. Unlike formal Arabic, the Egyptian dialect doesn't have as many complex grammatical structures or rules to follow.
*Cultural significance: Egypt is home to one of the oldest civilizations in the world, and its dialect has played an essential role in shaping its culture and history. Learning Egyptian Arabic allows you to connect with this rich cultural heritage and better understand the country and its people.
*Pop culture influence: Egyptian cinema and music have a massive influence across the Arab world, making the Egyptian dialect an essential language to know for anyone interested in the region's pop culture scene.
Some unique features of spoken Egyptian Arabic grammar are:
-Negatives are expressed twice in one word. In MSA, a negative is usually formed by using لا or ما (laa or maa). In Levantine Arabic, if you say “I don’t know”, you’d say “ma ba3raf” — the “ma” expresses the negative. in Egyptian Arabic, a “sh” sound is added to everything that also means “not”. So “I don’t know” is “ma3arafsh”, with two parts of the word meaning “not” — the “ma” and the “sh”.
-You use the continuous tense a lot as a conjugation. In Egyptian Arabic, a verb is often conjugated in the continuous tense and kind of used as an adjective. For example “Where do you live?” is said wein saakin?, i.e. “Where living?”. Levantine Arabic does this too, but less; by contrast, they like to use عم to describe the continuous tense.
-The verb ba’a (بَقى) is used in a variety of situations. It can be used in sentences describing becoming, or the past. It’s quite a complex topic.
By taking Egyptian dialect lessons with me, you'll have the opportunity to learn and explore all these unique aspects of this fascinating dialect.
Are you ready to embark on this epic Arabic learning journey with me? Book a lesson today, and let's get started!
🤔 Final thoughts 🤔
I want to assure you that I'm committed to providing a top-notch learning experience. From using a high-quality professional headset to structuring lessons in the most effective way possible, I aim to maximize our time together. Additionally, I offer audio summaries, take-home tests, and AB-BA recordings so you can continue learning even when we're not in a lesson. I can also provide pre-lesson materials if you'd like to prepare ahead of time. Plus, I'm always happy to tailor the experience to your specific goals and preferences.
Profesor verificado, moderado por el equipo de Classgap
Profesor Nuevo
Árabe
Habla: Árabe, Español, Inglés
Soy maestro nativo del árabe y bilüngue en el español y del inglés.
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Profesor verificado, moderado por el equipo de Classgap
Profesor Nuevo
Árabe
Habla: Arabic, English
Hello! I am Iman Dennawy, English and Arabic Teacher. I have a phd in Educational scineces from Saint Joseph University, a Master's degree in Buiseness Administration from Arts, Sciences, and Technology University of Lebanon, and Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education from Lebanese University. I have 3 years experience teaching English Language to kindergarten and elementary classes. I create simple, interactive, and enjoyable lessons that match each child’s age, level, and learning needs. My goal is to help students improve their language skills, build confidence, and enjoy learning.
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