English Learning Resources for Arabic Speakers
Guides written for learners whose first language is Arabic, covering the mistakes and difficulties that come specifically from the differences between Arabic and English.
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Written and reviewed by Mourade Boulanouar — Founder & Head of Teaching, EnglifyLast reviewed
In short
This is Englify's resource hub for Arabic speakers learning English. The guides cover the six English sounds Arabic speakers most often replace, the grammar mistakes that come from Arabic sentence structure, how to turn passive understanding into speech, articles a/an/the, Business English for professionals, IELTS preparation and English for studying abroad. Every guide is written to be acted on, and each one links to live one-to-one practice with a teacher, at 100 MAD per hour.
Key facts
- Written specifically for learners whose first language is Arabic
- Focus on predictable Arabic-to-English transfer errors
- Pronunciation, grammar, speaking, exams and professional English
- Each guide ends with a way to practise it live with a teacher
- Private one-to-one classes: 100 MAD per hour, free trial first
Related questions
Pronunciation and grammar
- English pronunciation problems common among Arabic speakers
- Common English grammar mistakes Arabic speakers make
- English articles a, an, the for Arabic speakers
Speaking and confidence
- How Arabic speakers can improve English speaking
- Conversation practice built on situations you actually face
Professional and academic English
- Business English for Arabic-speaking professionals
- IELTS preparation for Arabic speakers
- English for studying abroad
How to use these guides
Read one guide, choose one thing from it, and practise that single thing out loud for a week. Guides describe the fix; only corrected speaking installs it. If you want that correction, the trial class is free.
Frequently asked questions
- Who are these resources for?
- Arabic-speaking learners of English at any level, from complete beginner to advanced professionals working in English.
- Are the guides free?
- Yes, all guides on this site are free to read. Classes with a teacher are paid, at 100 MAD per hour for private one-to-one lessons.
- Do I need to live in Morocco?
- No. Englify teaches online, so learners anywhere can use the guides and book classes.
- Will more guides be added?
- Yes, deliberately and slowly. We add a guide when it teaches something useful, not to increase the number of pages.
- How much do English lessons cost in Morocco?
- At Englify, small-group online English classes are the most affordable option and private one-to-one classes cost more per hour, because a private teacher works with one student only. Current group and private prices are confirmed on WhatsApp (+212 724 744 137) and on our prices page, since they depend on the format, the number of hours per week and the length of the plan. The trial class is free and no card is required.
Explore more
- English for Arabic speakers (international hub)
- English Pronunciation Problems Common Among Arabic Speakers
- Common English Grammar Mistakes Arabic Speakers Make
- How Arabic Speakers Can Improve English Speaking
- English Articles for Arabic Speakers: a, an, the
- Business English for Arabic-Speaking Professionals
- IELTS Preparation for Arabic Speakers
- English for Studying Abroad
- Online English Classes for Arabic Speakers in Saudi Arabia
Practise this with a teacher
Reading about a mistake is not the same as fixing it. Book a free trial class on Google Meet and work on it out loud. Private classes cost 100 MAD per hour.