The syllabus

How the course is built

Four levels, twelve sections, forty lessons, 1,300 words and phrases and 400 quiz questions — and the same clear shape inside every single lesson.

4LevelsDynasties in the Valley of the Pharaohs
12Sections3 per level, each ending in a quiz
40LessonsExactly 10 per level
400Quiz questions10 at the end of every lesson

How a lesson is built

Every lesson runs the same shape, and you can hear every item in it:

Nouns Verbs Adjectives Sentences Themed set Checkpoint Lesson quiz

Nouns

Singular and plural, both recorded.

Verbs

All 8 pronouns, in the tense the level teaches.

Adjectives

Masculine, feminine and plural.

Sentences

Full natural sentences using the lesson’s words.

Sections split 3 · 4 · 3 — Foundations, Development, Completion — with a section quiz at the end of each and a checkpoint inside every lesson.

The four levels

Four cities on the Nile

Each level is a city with its own amulet, ten lessons and three sections. You meet one tense properly before the next.

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Level 1 · Alexandria

True Beginner

Assumes nothing, not even the alphabet. You leave with real sentences. Verbs in the past.

45 nouns30 adjectivesLesson 1 free
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Level 2 · Cairo

Beginner

Food, markets and daily life — the vocabulary you reach for every day. Verbs in the present.

92 nouns97 adjectivesLesson 1 free
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Level 3 · Giza

Intermediate

Places, directions, family, school, travel and work. Verbs in the future.

97 nouns86 adjectivesLesson 1 free
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Level 4 · Luxor

Advanced

Booking, bargaining in the souk, health, weather, professions, a full day in Cairo. Verbs in the infinitive.

125 nouns88 adjectivesLesson 1 free
On top of the 40 lessons

Eight themed sets

The things you need whole rather than a word at a time. They sit inside the lessons above — 74 items in total, every one recorded.

Months · 12 Numbers 0–10 · 11 Greetings · 11 Numbers 11–20 · 10 Prepositions · 10 Personal pronouns · 8 Days of the week · 7 Colours · 5

On top of those, seven lessons carry a set of worked examples — 35 short adjective phrases like hot tea, a big house, green apple — so a new adjective is always shown doing something, not just listed.

Themed sets sit inside the lessons above — they are part of the same curriculum, not a separate module.

The first lesson of every level is free

All four — so you can try Advanced before you decide, not just the beginning. No card, no trial timer, and you reach a real lesson before anyone asks you to make an account.