Arabyati teaches contemporary communicative Arabic. This is clear, widely understood Arabic that combines Modern Standard Arabic with common everyday usage without focusing exclusively on one regional dialect.
Structured Learning Path
The curriculum contains six numbered levels, from Level 1 through Level 6, following a progressive learning sequence informed by ACTFL proficiency principles.
AI-Supported Practice
Arabyati uses AI-supported features to personalize learning, recommend suitable content and exercises, and provide guidance while learners complete activities.
How a Lesson Works
A typical lesson follows three main parts, with optional assessments, level evaluations, and a placement test along the way.
1
Animated Video
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2
Interactive Exercises
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3
Recap Reel
Curriculum Levels
The Arabyati curriculum contains six numbered levels, from Level 1 through Level 6. All six levels are available in the app.
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Level 4
Level 5
Level 6
AI-Supported Learning
Arabyati uses AI-supported features to personalize learning, recommend suitable content and exercises, and provide guidance while learners complete activities.
Personalized Learning
Learning is personalized to the learner.
Exercise Recommendations
Suitable content and exercises are recommended.
Guidance During Activities
Guidance is provided while learners complete activities.
Interface Languages
The Arabyati app interface is available in 17 languages. These are interface languages that help learners navigate the app; they are not languages taught by Arabyati — the language taught is Arabic.
English
Arabic
German
Spanish
French
Indonesian
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Malay
Persian
Portuguese
Russian
Swahili
Turkish
Urdu
Chinese
Pricing
Monthly – $5
USD 5 / month
Annual – $30
USD 30 / year
One free lesson is available. Store prices may vary by country and currency.
Download the App
The Arabyati mobile app is available on both Google Play and the App Store.
Arabyati teaches contemporary communicative Arabic. It combines Modern Standard Arabic with widely understood everyday usage without concentrating on one local dialect.
The curriculum follows a progression informed by ACTFL proficiency principles. This is not described as official accreditation unless formal documentation becomes available.