True Beginner
Assumes nothing, not even the alphabet. You leave with real sentences. Verbs in the past.
Four levels, twelve sections, forty lessons, 1,300 words and phrases and 400 quiz questions — and the same clear shape inside every single lesson.
Every lesson runs the same shape, and you can hear every item in it:
Singular and plural, both recorded.
All 8 pronouns, in the tense the level teaches.
Masculine, feminine and plural.
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.
Each level is a city with its own amulet, ten lessons and three sections. You meet one tense properly before the next.
Assumes nothing, not even the alphabet. You leave with real sentences. Verbs in the past.
Food, markets and daily life — the vocabulary you reach for every day. Verbs in the present.
Places, directions, family, school, travel and work. Verbs in the future.
Booking, bargaining in the souk, health, weather, professions, a full day in Cairo. Verbs in the infinitive.
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.
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.
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.