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Old Dec 13th 2022, 6:57 am
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I have recently moved to Saudi Arabia (AlUla) and looking for an arabic tutor or course. The more intense the better as I want to pick the language up in a year. I look forward to your comments with any good tutors you know or any courses you are aware of.
Thanks in advance.
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Old Dec 13th 2022, 9:22 am
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Did you consider the apps available today such as the Rosetta Stone app? I am a native Arabic and one idea that I want to experiment with in Neom when I join is some free Arabic Language basics. Did you check if your employer has anything to support ex-pats?
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Old Dec 13th 2022, 10:25 am
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i have tried apps before but they are no good for when you have a question.
I was told there is a language college offering classes locally, however when i visited it, they told me the course has been stopped due to restructuring.
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i have tried apps before but they are no good for when you have a question.
I was told there is a language college offering classes locally, however when i visited it, they told me the course has been stopped due to restructuring.
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I've seen people advertise small classes on meetup, so albeit virtual, you should be able to query the tutors. A couple of my colleagues have found dedicated tutors offering lessons 5 day a week, I can ask around for details and pm you if interested.
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@paracletus yes please have a word and look around. Ideally looking for something intense. 3-5 days a week. I am based in AlUla so if they are near that will be an added bonus if not the online thing is just as fine.
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@paracletus yes please have a word and look around. Ideally looking for something intense. 3-5 days a week. I am based in AlUla so if they are near that will be an added bonus if not the online thing is just as fine.
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Originally Posted by ballak
I have recently moved to Saudi Arabia (AlUla) and looking for an arabic tutor or course. The more intense the better as I want to pick the language up in a year. I look forward to your comments with any good tutors you know or any courses you are aware of.
Thanks in advance.
i am learning Arabic via YouTube and still at the very early stages. Had to check the books as well to aid my learning. Also, a few of my Saudi colleagues have told me they would gladly help as long as I help them with their English.
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Originally Posted by ballak
I have recently moved to Saudi Arabia (AlUla) and looking for an arabic tutor or course. The more intense the better as I want to pick the language up in a year. I look forward to your comments with any good tutors you know or any courses you are aware of.
Thanks in advance.
My parents are professional Arabic as a second language instructors including conversational Arabic. They have taught US & British ambassadors in the ME, US marines, embassy staff and organizations such as WHO for 30+ years. They currently provide classes through Zoom and might be able to take you in.

Send me a private message if you’re serious and we can discuss further. This goes to anyone else in the forum that might be interested as well.


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