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Why Learn Egyptian Arabic?
Egyptian Arabic is the unofficial “official” language of Egypt, as the language has no certified status as an official language. Even so, more than 100 million people (primarily in Northern Africa) speak the language – around 75 million as their first language, and another 25 million as their second language. Of particular interest to Pimsleur learners. Egyptian Arabic is mostly a spoken language; Modern Standard Arabic is the principal written language for government, law, and other regulated activities.
Many people take Pimsleur’s Egyptian Arabic lessons to strengthen ties with family members in Egypt. Others learn to speak Egyptian Arabic to broaden their knowledge of local culture, customs, and even cuisine. Whatever your reason for wanting to learn Egyptian Arabic, we can help you speak the language conversationally.
It all starts with the Pimsleur Method™, the basis for our Egyptian Arabic courses. We utilize four scientifically proven techniques that take you directly to the heart of the language, enabling you to learn Marsi Arabic (Masri means “Egyptian”) quickly and efficiently:
- Graduated Interval Recall
- Organic Learning
- Core Vocabulary
- Principle of Anticipation
Using this method, you’ll build confidence as you learn the Egyptian language. Even with no experience, you’ll start learning key words and phrases, speaking concise sentences, all while having fun as your education progresses.
Sign up with a Premium subscription if you’d like to learn Egyptian Arabic only, and get full access to all lessons and premium study tools. Take your language learning to the next level and unlock every language in the Pimsleur catalog with our All Access subscription. You bring the effort and enthusiasm, and we’ll supply all the tools and resources as you’re learning Egyptian Arabic.
The Best Way to Learn the Egyptian Arabic Language
You might’ve taken a second language class in high school. Remember the textbooks and repetitive, boring grammar sessions? (We understand if you’ve blocked that memory out.) Well, you can forget everything about those outdated learning processes!
Pimsleur helps you develop keen oral (speaking) and aural (listening) skills to learn Egyptian Arabic the intuitive, innovative way. Similar to how a child learns their native language, we exploit the natural learning tendencies that come with listening and speaking to get you learning Egyptian Arabic.
All of our tools available on the Pimsleur platform – Core Lessons, Digital Flash Cards, Lightbulb Moments, and more – combine to accelerate your learning curve. Before you know it, you’ll be speaking the language without the confusion associated with traditional language instruction.
Learn to speak Egyptian Arabic like you never thought possible, and unlock your innate ability to improve your skills. You’ll enjoy the entire journey, from lesson one to the completion of your course.
Why Choose Pimsleur for Online Egyptian Arabic Lessons?
Speak Arabic (Egyptian) with Confidence. Read like a Native.
Through his research, Dr. Pimsleur found that traditional teaching methods like memorizing vocabulary, conjugating verbs, and practicing grammar actually SLOW DOWN your ability to learn Arabic (Egyptian). He called them the kiss of total silence because they made it nearly impossible to speak the Arabic (Egyptian) language. It's the reason learning a language feels so difficult, when it should feel totally natural.
It makes sense when you think about it. Have you ever seen a toddler memorizing vocabulary lists? Or picking out parts of speech in a sentence diagram? Of course not. Children learn language the way we were meant to ‐ by listening. That's because we are hardwired to remember sounds and store them in our memory automatically.
It's the same way you pick up a song on the radio. You don't have to study the lyrics or understand musical notes and chords to remember a song. Chances are, if you hear a song once you can sing along the next time you hear it.
Don't miss out. Try learning Arabic (Egyptian) with Pimsleur today while your first week is FREE!
