Learn Arabic Online with ReDefiners
Adult group classes to learn how to speak

Engage in highly interactive and engaging 3+ students GROUP SESSIONS that are designed to get you speaking quickly
Meet 2 TIMES a week face-to-face with your teacher and classmates in a virtual classroom to learn and have fun at the same time
1 HOUR long sessions with lesson content available for review along with fun practice activities to reinforce learning
Depending on your level, we offer regular group classes (A1- B2) or conversational workshops for the most experienced (B1 - C1)
As a non-profit organization, we offer you the best quality courses at the lowest price. ONLY $56 per month!

Proud Members of the American Council on Teaching Foreign Languages
Our courses are developed in consideration of the American Council on Teaching Foreign Languages (ACTFL) standards for language teaching and learning. The awarding of an ACTFL certification is a validation of one’s understanding of the principles and concepts of proficiency-based language assessment and of one’s ability to apply theory to practice in language teaching and learning settings.

What Our Students Say


Why Learn Arabic
The Arabic language is a pillar of the cultural diversity of humanity. It is the 5th most spoken language in the world, used daily by more than 400 million people and considered a critical language by the U.S. State Department due to the U.S.’ strategic business and security interests in the Arab world. Arabic is one of the oldest languages in the world and the first written evidence of Arabic dates back to 512 AD. This makes it at least 1500 years old. It is the official language of 25 countries, making it very widespread in the Middle East and Northern Africa. It is also one of the 6 official languages of the United Nations, an organisation that even made December 18th Arabic National Day.
U.S. government agencies are seeking proficient Arabic speakers now more than ever. Learning Arabic won’t only get you ahead in a government career, but it will also give you a leg up in any industry in business, engineering, medical, nonprofit and international relations. Knowing Arabic can help you build valuable business relationships with business people in wealthy Middle Eastern countries like Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. Currently, the demand in the U.S. for Arab speakers far exceeds supply.


ONLINE ARABIC CLASS
Learn Arabic online, from the comfort of your home at your own pace with our language courses for learners of all ages. Learn the Arabic Alphabet and how to read and write.
No language is easy! But Arabic is not as complicated to learn as many people think. At ReDefiners, we have a strong and reliable method for you to learn fast and start gaining fluency. The best way to learn Arabic is by using it!
We offer easy exercises to practice common daily phrases and all the vocabulary needed. Also, you practice conversation to improve pronunciation and listening.
Arabic language learning has never been easier with ReDefiners!

Online Arabic Classes for Adults
LEVELS
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Arabic Online for Adults
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A1 - A2 - B1 - B2 - C1 - C2
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Play the game to know your level and locate you in the best class for you
SCHEDULE
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Two (2) classes a week
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One (1) hour per class
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Our own video platform
START DATES
CLASSES
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Learning the alphabet
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Writing from right to left
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How to form and ask questions
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Pronunciation. Conversation. Listening.
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Idiomatic expressions. Vocabulary.
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Term I 2023 - (1/9/2023-4/12/2023)
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Term II 2023 - (5/15/2023-8/9/2023)
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Term III 2023 - (9/11/2023-12/11/2023)
FEES
Choose between:
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36 Weeks + Certificate: $56 /month
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12 Weeks: $120 /month

ا
ā | ̛ālif
ب
b | bā̛
ت
t | tā̛
ث
th | thā̛
ج
j | jim
ح
h | hā̛
خ
kh | khā̛
د
d | dāl
ذ
z | zāl
ر
r | rā̛
ز
z | zāy
س
s | sin
ش
sh | shin
ص
s | sād
ض
d | dād
ط
t | tā̛
ظ
ẓ | ẓā̛
ع
ع| ع̛ain
غ
gh | ghain
ف
f | fā̛
ق
q | qāf
ك
k | kāf
ف
l | lām
م
m | mim
ن
n | nun
ه هـ
h | hā̛
,
W | wāw
ي
Y | yā̛
The Arabic alphabet only contains 28 letters. There is no exact transliteration to English, only approximate pronunciations and sounds. It is impossible because there is only one vowel in the alphabet, the rest are consonants. Depending on the accents, pronunciation changes.
Moreover, there are many variations and dialects of Arabic. Some of them are Egyptian, Algerian, Moroccan, Sudanese, Saidi, Mesopotamian, and more. All have different pronunciations and variations, but the most widely spoken is Egyptian, by more than 50 million people.