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    The Palestinian Arabic Alphabet

    The Palestinian Arabic alphabet (or Arabic abjad) is the alphabet used for writing the Levantine Arabic language in countries like Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria. It follows the standard Arabic script, […]

     
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Intensive Arabic Courses

Learn Arabic in Palestine offers both intensive and semi-intensive Levantine Arabic courses. The intensive program includes 20 hours of hours per week, while the semi-intensive offers 12 lessons each week.

These Arabic courses are designed to help you quickly build your Arabic skills, allowing you to complete an 80-hour course in just four weeks.

Whether you choose the intensive or semi-intensive option, you’ll be learning Modern Standard Arabic, Palestinian Arabic (Ammiyya), or Levantine Arabic (Shami dialect) in an engaging and supportive environment.

 

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Master Arabic Dialects

Learn Arabic in Palestine, a center for Arabic studies and language courses in Hebron, Palestine, is known for its excellent Arabic teaching and exciting study abroad programs. Located in the heart of Hebron, it welcomes students from around the world who want to improve their Palestinian, Syrian, Jordanian, Lebanese (Levantine Arabic), and Egyptian dialects.

We offer a variety of fun activities that help you practice Arabic both inside and outside the classroom, making it easier and more enjoyable to learn quickly and retain what you’ve learned.

 

Year-Round Arabic Programs

The Intensive Arabic Courses at Learn Arabic in Palestine, available year-round, are perfect for students who want to fully dive into learning Arabic and experiencing Palestinian culture. These courses offer complete immersion in the Arabic language, taught by skilled native Palestinian Arabic teachers. The program also includes access to Learn Arabic in Palestine’s activities, community projects, student support, and tutoring.

Students can join the program at any time that fits their schedule and stay as long as they want. Group Arabic courses begin every two weeks, with a minimum enrollment of two weeks.