Online Lebanese Arabic Lessons

Express yourself in Lebanese Arabic.

Learn Lebanese Arabic online with a local. Improve your dialect with ease and flexibility.

Flexible Schedule

We understand that it’s difficult to commit to a strict schedule. That’s why we try to be as flexible as possible with our lesson schedules.

Easy & Fun

Most language courses tend to be too serious and stiff, making language learning feel like a job. We take things more lightly, making sure learning Lebanese is enjoyable.

Great Teachers

We’ve been in this business for years, and what we know for sure is that, not only do students learn the dialect, but also form lasting friendships with the teachers.

The Types of Lessons We Offer

Prepared Lessons

For all levels.
Structured lessons.
Study sheets.
Practice and exercise sheets.

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Conversational Lessons

For advanced students.
Practice session.
Discuss topics.
Talk, Listen, Understand.

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Group Lessons

For all levels
Groups of 2 to 5 students
Course set: 12 lessons
Twice a week for 6 weeks.

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Our Teachers

Hiba

I’m the founder of Learn Lebanese Arabic. Since 2011 I worked on sharing my love of the Lebanese culture and dialect through my YouTube channel and books. Teaching has allowed me to meet new people who became real friends, and, for that, I’m really grateful!

Mireille

Hello! I am Mireille, I’m a 39-year-old teacher. I’m Lebanese and I live in Beirut. I like reading, yoga, hiking, and discovering the Lebanese natural scenery; add to it my love for keeping in touch with people.
I have a teaching degree and more than 10 years of experience in the field.

Our Lebanese Lesson Price List

Check the discounted prices below the regular price.

Prepared

30$/hour

Book 8 lessons for ~~$240~~ $200, and save $40.

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Conversation

20$/hour

Book 8 lessons for ~~$160~~ $145, and save $15.

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Group

16.7$/hour

A 12-lesson 6-week course for a total of $200.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are Prepared Lessons?

Prepared lessons are perfect to start with. They contain everything you need to study the dialect: full material covering vocabulary, texts, dialogues, general and specific Lebanese expressions, grammar, and lots of conjugation. We start from the beginning and progress together.
In our prepared lessons, you will receive study sheets and we will practice them together. The study sheets are academic, featuring conjugation, vocabulary, grammar, etc. We will send you exercise sheets and practice sheets as well.

What are Conversational Lessons?

Conversational lessons are oral practice for people who already know the basics and the grammatical structure of the language.
Only for Advanced and Intermediate Students.
In our conversational lessons, we choose a topic and talk about it in Lebanese. You will practice talking, listening, and understanding the dialect. We will put ourselves in different situations and create different dialogues. No prepared lessons or prepared sheets are sent. You take notes—if you choose to, of course—as we go along in our conversation.

What are Group Lessons?

Beginners 1:
Learn how to introduce yourself, present simple continuous and future tense, colors, numbers, clock, weather, ask questions, AND MORE!
Whether you have 0 or only a bit of knowledge about the Lebanese dialect, or maybe you used to but with time you forgot, I suggest meeting twice a week to start with the basics of the dialect in order to formulate simple sentences, be familiar with the conjugation (present, past, and future), ask questions and start understanding the structure of the Arabic language.
Beginners 2:
Learn the past, present, and future, family members, give directions, job-related vocabulary, AND MORE!
Intermediate:
If you are already able to understand 40 to 60% of Lebanese, you get the question when you are asked and can formulate an answer, you make some mistakes in the conjugation, but would like to answer more spontaneously, here’s the course for you. We will work on correcting your mistakes, enriching your vocabulary, and increasing your confidence in your Lebanese.
Advanced:
At this level, Lebanese is like your second language. You can write essays and discuss all kinds of topics in Lebanese. You only need to practice so you get more familiar with the dialect. Although you are advanced I expect you to make some mistakes, don’t we all?
Good to know about Group Lessons:
Group lessons will run for 3 to 5 students. All lessons are given on Skype.
All group classes take up to 6 weeks. The current prices apply to the first edition of the group classes.

In which language are the lessons taught?

At the moment we offer Lebanese lessons in both English and French.

How can I schedule a lesson?

To schedule a lesson you need to fill out the application form, and we’ll contact you in a few days, in order to agree on the date and time.

How much do the lessons cost?

To get the prices of our lessons, you can check out the pricing tables above.

Do you offer discounts?

We offer discounted packages of 8 lessons for both prepared and conversational lessons. You can also these our in the pricing table above.

Do you offer free trials?

No. Unfortunately, we don’t offer free lessons at the moment. If you want, you can book a conversational lesson first, so that we can do an assessment of your level, and so that you know if you want to purchase a longer lesson package.

What are the payment methods?

We accept payments through Paypal and by credit card. Once we agree with you on a lesson schedule, we will send you the link through which you can payment for the lessons. Payments happen prior to the lessons.

What happens if I miss a lessons?

If you tell us that you will skip the lesson 24 hours before the class, we will reschedule that lesson free of charge. Also, if we have technical issues from our side, and the lesson is skipped, we will reschedule that lesson free of charge as well.

Our Lovely Students

Erika sent me this after class the other day and made my heart happy

Erika w ana halla2 mneHke bas 3arabe bil saff

Check out Mathis and I talking in Arabic after just a few months of classes.