Learn English in Arabic with LanGeek

The LanGeek English vocabulary section in Arabic contains thousands of English words organized into structured wordlists. Learners can study Arabic meanings, pronunciation, grammar information, images, and translated example sentences.

CEFR English vocabulary in Arabic

Learners can begin with essential A1 vocabulary and progress through A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2. The online Arabic version includes translated meanings and learning tools at every level.

Vocabulary learning exercises

• Review: Study meanings, Arabic translations, examples, images, and pronunciation.
• Flashcards: Practice recalling English words and meanings.
• Word Forms: Review related grammatical forms.
• Spelling: Strengthen the link between sound and written English.
• Quiz: Test vocabulary through meanings and sentences.

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The Arabic version of LanGeek English grammar contains categorized lessons covering the major areas of English grammar.

Arabic explanations help learners compare English grammar with familiar structures. This is particularly useful for articles, verb tense distinctions, word order, prepositions, and auxiliary verbs.

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The English pronunciation section in Arabic covers the English alphabet, vowels, consonants, and phonological concepts.

English alphabet (الأبجدية الإنجليزية)

Learn how English letters relate to the sounds used in spoken English.

Vowels (الحروف المتحركة)

Practice English vowel contrasts that may not correspond directly to Arabic vowels.

Consonants (الحروف الساكنة)

Study consonant sounds, clusters, final sounds, and distinctions that can be difficult for Arabic-speaking learners.

Phonological concepts (المفاهيم الصوتية)

Explore stress, sound patterns, connected speech, and other concepts that influence natural English pronunciation.

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The LanGeek reading section in Arabic offers English reading passages for different levels, interests, and study goals.

Reading lessons help learners see how vocabulary and grammar work together. Arabic support makes it easier to review unfamiliar words while staying inside the lesson.

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The LanGeek expressions section in Arabic helps learners understand natural English that cannot always be translated word for word.

English idioms (التعابير الاصطلاحية)

Learn expressions whose complete meanings differ from their literal words.

Phrasal verbs (الأفعال العبارية)

Study verbs combined with particles such as up, out, and off.

English collocations (التراكيب الثابتة)

Learn words that commonly occur together in natural English.

English proverbs (الأمثال)

Explore traditional sayings that communicate observations, advice, or experience.

English slang (الكلمات العامية)

Understand informal words and expressions used in casual communication.

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Open a page such as the Arabic vocabulary homepage. The locale code en-AR indicates that English is the learning language and Arabic is the localization language.

You can move between vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation, reading, expressions, and the dictionary while continuing to use Arabic support.

1. Choose your CEFR level. Begin with A1 if you are learning the basics.
2. Review a small group of words. Study Arabic meanings, examples, audio, and images.
3. Complete the exercises. Use flashcards, spelling practice, word forms, and quizzes.
4. Study related grammar. Connect new words to grammar lessons.
5. Read a short passage. See vocabulary and grammar used in context.
6. Learn natural expressions. Add idioms, collocations, and phrasal verbs.
7. Use PDFs and the dictionary. Review offline and look up words in greater detail.