bil-Arabi ashal ( بالعربي أسهل )
Arabic made easy!
What is Arabic "diglossia"?
Arabic has a feature called "diglossia," which is a characteristic of a language in which the written (literary) and spoken (colloquial) forms are significantly different.
📖 Modern Standard Arabic (MSA)
• Used in news, official documents, education and books.
• It has strict grammar and is heavily influenced by historical Arabic.
• However, it is rarely used in everyday conversation.
🗣️ Colloquial Arabic (Arabic Dialects)
• Different ways of speaking in each region (Egypt, Lebanon, Morocco, etc.).
• Grammar is simplified and the language sounds natural to native speakers.
• However, there are large differences between countries, making it difficult for learners to study in a uniform manner.
For this reason, people learning Arabic often face the problem of "Which Arabic should I learn?"
📌 Even if you learn MSA, native speakers rarely use it in conversation.
📌 When you learn a dialect, it is often only understood in that area.
bil-Arabi ashal's approach - "Standard Arabic as spoken language"
Therefore, at bil-Arabi ashal we teach "Spoken Standard Arabic".
🟢 Not as strict as the MSA, but still applicable throughout the Arab world
🟢 It is more uniform than dialects and can be understood in every country
🟢 Learn Arabic used in "real conversations"
This approach will help you learn Arabic easily and effectively!
What is "bil-Arabi ashal"?
The word "Arabic" in Arabic is officially called "Al-Arabiyya (العربية)", but in everyday conversation "Arabi (عربي)" is more common.
At bil-Arabi ashal (بالعربي أسهل), we teach Spoken Standard Arabic, as it is actually spoken by native speakers. The choice of words itself reflects our approach!
📌 bil-Arabi (بالعربي) → meaning "in Arabic" (natural way of speaking for native speakers)
📌 ashal (أسهل) → "easier"
It means "Arabic made easy!" and reflects our philosophy of providing a more accessible and practical learning method for everyone learning Arabic!
A new way to learn Arabic!
Traditional Arabic learning focuses on either Classical Arabic or Modern Standard Arabic, but the problem is that it can be difficult to learn Arabic that is useful for real-life conversations.
Do you have any of these concerns?
❌ The grammar is too complicated to use in real conversations
❌ When I try to speak Arabic, my expressions sound unnatural
❌ I don't know whether to learn dialects or standard Arabic
For such people, bil-Arabi ashal offers "real spoken Arabic"!
✅ Expressions understood throughout the Arab world
✅ Easy to learn, without being bound by strict grammar
✅ Ready to use in conversation, media, and everyday life
Recommended for those who:
📌 "I want to learn Arabic that I can use in real conversations!"
📌 "I understand the grammar, but it's hard to speak naturally..."
📌 "I want to learn Arabic, which is understood in many countries!"
If so, why not learn Arabic with bil-Arabi ashal?