العربية
Practice speaking Arabic with instant AI feedback
Arabic opens up more than twenty countries, and speaking it is a big step beyond reading the script. Regular practice builds the agreement patterns and vocabulary you need to express your own ideas.
What to focus on when speaking Arabic
Standard Arabic or a dialect
Arabic has a shared standard form (Modern Standard Arabic) and many spoken dialects. Decide which one you’re practising and keep to it, so the feedback stays consistent.
Gender agreement
Verbs, adjectives and pronouns agree with gender: “هو كبير”, “هي كبيرة”. In speech you need it right before the end of the sentence.
Roots and patterns
Related words share a three-letter root: كتب gives “كتاب” (book), “كاتب” (writer) and “مكتبة” (library). Recognising patterns grows your vocabulary fast.
Example Arabic speaking topics
Spin the wheel and you might get one of these. Answer out loud for a minute or two.
A Memorable Journey
حدّثني عن رحلة لن تنساها أبدًا.
The Perfect Weekend
صِف عطلة نهاية الأسبوع المثالية بالنسبة لك.
Social Media: Friend or Foe?
هل وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي صديق أم عدو؟ ولماذا؟
Tip for Arabic learners
Practise numbers in context (“ثلاثة كتب”, “خمس سنوات”). Arabic numbers agree with nouns in ways that only become natural with use.
How Flunivo helps you speak Arabic
- Choose Arabic and your level, from beginner (A1) to advanced (C2).
- Spin for a topic and answer out loud, or type if you can’t talk right now.
- Get scores for fluency, grammar and vocabulary, with corrections and better word choices.