Intermediate’s class
Speak Arabic
تحدث العربية مع دودو
Speak Arabic
with Dudu
تحدث العربية مع دودو
أهلاً
Welcome!
Everything about the course: when we meet, how classes work, what we’ll learn and the tools we use.
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Next!Week 1Why do we learn foreign languages?Fri 6 Nov · 10:00
Next!Week 2Giving reasonsFri 13 Nov · 10:00
Next!Week 3Why MSA when Arabs speak colloquial?Fri 20 Nov · 10:00
Next!Week 4Expressing purposeFri 27 Nov · 10:00
/ overview
مرحبا بكم في الدرس
Welcome to the class
أنا دودو، وهنا سنتكلم معاً في مواضيع كثيرة باللغة العربية.
I’m Dudu, and here we’ll talk together about many topics in Arabic.
01
The basics
- When
- Fridays at 10:00, once a week
- Length
- 60–90 minutes per class
- Starts
- Friday, 6 November 2026
- Where
- Online, on Proton Meet
- Book
- Upper Intermediate Arabic through Discussion
02
How we learn
Standard Arabic (الفصحى) for reading, writing and discussion.
Spoken Arabic (العامية) for everyday conversation, in Egyptian Arabic.
Each topic takes two classes: first reading and vocabulary, then grammar, role play and writing. Click on the week’s class above to open that class’s material and homework.
03
What we’ll learn
Month 1Why Arabic?
Week 1 · Why do we learn foreign languages?
- Reading and vocabulary
Week 2 · Giving reasons
- Giving reasons with بسبب، لأنّ، لِـ, and the difference between بسبب and لسبب
- Verb forms II and V
Week 3 · Why MSA when Arabs speak colloquial?
- Reading and vocabulary
Week 4 · Expressing purpose
- Saying why you do something with لِـ، كي، لكي، كي لا
- Verb form IV
Month 2Describing and predicting
- Describing how things are done
- Talking about the future with beliefs and doubts
- Verb forms V and VIII
- Role plays and discussions
Month 3Certainty and advice
- Saying how sure you are
- Giving advice with the imperative
- Verb forms III and VI
- Role plays and discussions
By the end of the course
- Discuss and debate in Arabic, from everyday life to the big questions
- Argue and explain: give reasons and purposes, compare and contrast, weigh pros and cons, draw conclusions
- Talk about time: past habits and changes, the future with more or less certainty, and “what if”
- Give advice, recommend solutions, and say what must and mustn’t be done
- Describe people, actions and situations in detail
- Master the verb system: forms II–VIII, participles, the masdar, and weak, hollow, geminate and quadriliteral verbs
- Write your own opinion texts
The pace follows the group. We may go faster or slower than planned.
04
Tools
- Chat
- Signal group: join the group
- Classes
- Proton Meet, no account needed: open the class room
- Materials
- Proton Drive folder: open the folder
05
Questions?
Message me on Signal.
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