Arabic for beginners.
The top 100 words make up over 50% of daily conversation
With just 300–500 words, you can handle travel, greetings, and basic questions
Focus on quality over quantity: learning a word in context is more powerful than memorizing a list
MasterStudy beginner lessons teach vocabulary grouped by theme and use-case, not random categories.
Topics include:
Greetings (hello, goodbye, how are you…)
Personal information (name, age, where you’re from)
Numbers (1–20 at least)
Common verbs (want, like, go, eat, speak)
Question words (what, where, when, who)
MasterStudy introduces these words through real conversations and short stories, so they stick.
Don’t just learn “apple” — learn:
أريد تفاحة (I want an apple)
هذه تفاحة حمراء (This is a red apple)
MasterStudy helps you learn full phrases, so every word comes with real context and sentence structure.
You’ll forget words you don’t practice
MasterStudy uses spaced repetition, mini quizzes, and tutor-guided review
Each word reappears in different lessons and conversations to reinforce memory
Learn 5–10 new words per week
Focus on using them in writing or speaking
MasterStudy tracks your active vocabulary and introduces new words at the right pace
You don’t need 1,000 Arabic words to speak confidently — just the right words, learned the right way. MasterStudy helps you build a solid vocabulary foundation step by step, so you can start using Arabic in real life from the very beginning.
