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Nawal El Daou

Who MSA lessons are for

  • Beginners who want a solid foundation in reading and writing Arabic
  • Students and researchers working with Arabic texts
  • Professionals in government, media, law or diplomacy who deal with formal Arabic
  • Heritage speakers who speak a dialect but never learned to read and write
Writing in a notebook with books nearby
Real texts from the first weeks

What we cover

Vocabulary and expression

The words and structures of formal Arabic, used immediately in context.

Grammar and morphology

Explained clearly and applied immediately in real sentences.

Reading, writing, listening

Real articles, stories and documents; writing from sentences to paragraphs; news and formal speech.

MSA or spoken Arabic?

MSA is what you read and write; spoken Arabic is what people use day to day. Many learners do both. If you're unsure, we'll decide together in your trial lesson.

Arabic dialects: chosen around your goals

Notebook, pen and plant on a desk
MSA for reading, writing and formal use

Lesson format

Private online classes, scheduled around your week, with notes and practice material shared after each session. Pricing is shared after your free trial.

Start with a free trial

Meet me, tell me about your goals, and try a short lesson. If it feels right, we plan your first weeks together.