Talk In Arabic is - without question - the best resource in the world if you're learning a dialect of Arabic. With regular audio and video lessons showing you exactly how Arabic is spoken across the Middle East and North Africa, Talk In Arabic is the place to start your Arabic journey!

The other big problem I had with Arabic dialects was learning verbs. All I needed was simple lists of verbs in the dialect I was learning, and how to conjugate them, but such a list was no- where to be found.  Finally, this problem has been solved! 

The creator of Talk In Arabic has also created comprehensive verb packs for four dialects (Egyptian, Levantine, Saudi & Mo- roccan). These will help you quickly master verbs in the dialect you’re learning, and speak more fluently in conversation.

A comprehensive online Arabic course, with lots of great dialogues and other material to help you learn natural Arabic. My favourite part is the "line-by-line clickable dialogues" which are great for learning to understand fast spoken Arabic. 

My go-to website for finding teachers and affordable tutors to help practise my Arabic. I use iTalki literally every day to get that all-important speaking practice that helps me stay fluent. You can select teacher by nationality too, to make sure you're practising the variety of Arabic you want!

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Not for the lazy, but highly recommended if you want to make progress fast! 

HelloTalk is one of the few language learning apps I actually use and recommend! With a user base of millions of people, you can quickly find friends to start practising with!

It's best to upgrade to the paid version of the app to get access to all the cool translation features off the app

Lisaan Masry is the dictionary I used to learn Egyptian Arabic. Easy to use, and very comprehensive. Highly recommended.