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Course Description
This master class is designed for non-native speakers who wish to communicate confidently in everyday Arabic, focusing on the Kuwaiti dialect. Learners will gain practical speaking, listening, and comprehension skills through real-life conversations and guided practice. The course blends essential grammar, pronunciation, and cultural expressions to help you interact naturally in daily and professional settings across Kuwait and the GCC.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to handle real-life conversations, understand common dialects, and express themselves with confidence in social and workplace situations.
What You’ll Learn?
- Confidently greet, introduce, and interact using common Kuwaiti Arabic expressions.
- Understand and apply correct Arabic pronunciation and phonetics for clear speech.
- Use numbers, dates, and time effectively in real-life situations.
- Build sentences using essential grammar structures for daily communication.
- Engage in practical conversations across public and workplace settings.
- Communicate naturally in hospitals, restaurants, supermarkets, and offices.
- Handle everyday situations — from talking to your building watchman (ḥāris) to reporting incidents to the police.
- Express emotions and greetings during special occasions such as weddings, births, and promotions.
- Convey condolences and personal feelings with appropriate Arabic etiquette.
- Strengthen listening and speaking confidence through guided conversation practice.
- Gain a deeper understanding of Kuwaiti culture and dialect nuances.
- Receive personalized feedback to enhance fluency and communication accuracy.
Curriculum
- 7 Sections
- 30 Lessons
- 15 Weeks
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- Module 1: Greetings & Introductions4
- Module 2: Arabic Phonetics & Pronunciation3
- Module 3: Numbers, Time & Calendar3
- Module 4: Grammar for Daily Communication5
- Module 5: Conversations in Real-Life Situations7
- 5.1At hospitals and clinics
- 5.2In supermarkets (cooperative societies)
- 5.3In restaurants and cafés
- 5.4In offices (with bosses, colleagues, and clients)
- 5.5With the building watchman (ḥāris) – handling daily issues
- 5.6In diwaniya (traditional gatherings)
- 5.7Reporting to police (lost items, accidents, documents, etc.)
- Module 6: Special Conversations4
- Module 7: Practice, Evaluation & Feedback4