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Mohamed
Arabic
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Arabic (Egyptian)
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Arabic (Gulf)
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Arabic (Modern Standard)
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English
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Spanish
From Egypt
Living in Cairo, Egypt
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- Presentation slides/PPT
- Audio files
- Video files
- Flashcards
- Articles and news
- Quizzes
- Homework Assignments
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Structured lessons·4
For beginners·66
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Jamie Banks
22 Arabic (Modern Standard) lessons
Teacher’s pick
Muhammed is very knowledgeable about Arabic, of course, but also the culture. With other teachers I didn't have a full understanding of the pronunciation, but he focused me on the tough parts (like hamza) and helped me get those down today. Thanks!
Tim
100 Arabic lessons
Teacher’s pick
Enjoyable lesson with Mohamed after a few weeks away for some travel. We started by briefly discussing my recent trip to Egypt, then we discussed a picture of a city square and used it as the basis for a conversation and practiced giving directions. The we discussed comparatives and superlative adjectives. We ended the lesson by starting to watch a clip from an Egyptian film. I enjoyed the lesson.
Ron
2 Arabic lessons
Mohamed broke down Arabic to the basics, but not before discussing the history of Arabic. Highly recommend!
Celia
45 Arabic lessons
Teacher’s pick
Fun lesson. Used past tense to talk about a place we have been and a person we have known. Did a reading exercise about past friends meeting up. Pitched at the perfect level for me. Thanks Mohamed.
Christie
27 Arabic (Modern Standard) lessons
I have studied Arabic for quite a while, with a number of different teachers, and I think Prof. Mohamed may be the best teacher I've met so far. It is evident that he puts time into preparing for each lesson and he always arrives equipped with a list of lesson-specific questions for us to discuss. I think this style of teaching is really great for independent learners, who might otherwise struggle to find a direction or theme for each class.
Junaid Mohamed
21 Arabic (Egyptian) lessons
Mohamed is an amazing teacher and gives really helpful homework. My Arabic has grown a lot with him!