Apprendre l’arabe: a learn Arabic app to pair with printed worksheets
Apprendre l’arabe is a learn Arabic app for Android that follows the French school curriculum, from 6ème (Grade 6) to Terminale (Grade 12). It combines short lessons, worksheets, quizzes with sound and graded tests in one place.
The interface and the lessons are in French, with Arabic examples that are fully vocalized and transliterated. It suits teachers and homeschooling families who already print worksheets and want a phone-sized companion for the rest of the week.
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At a glance
- Platform : Android
- Levels : 6ème to Terminale
- Interface language : French
- Alphabet : 28 letters with four forms and audio
- Account and ads : none
Why a learn Arabic app fits a worksheet routine
Printed worksheets are great for writing practice, but pronunciation is hard to practice on paper. Apprendre l’arabe fills that gap. A child can read a lesson, hear each word, then take a short quiz, and the paper worksheet stays for handwriting.
The app does not replace your own planning. It gives you a ready sequence of chapters at each level, so you can decide which chapter belongs in which week.
This is useful if nobody at home speaks Arabic. The audio does the work of a tutor, and the quiz results show you where to spend your next printed session.
What is inside the app
Lessons and worksheets
Every level has clear lessons with vocalized examples, transliteration, tables and diagrams. Each lesson comes with progressive worksheets, so a learner moves from recognition to production in small steps.
Quizzes, tests and the alphabet
- Quizzes with sounds, colors, a final mark and advice, including questions where you listen to a word before answering.
- Graded tests marked out of 20, to practice under classroom conditions.
- The Arabic alphabet: 28 letters, their four forms and a pronunciation to listen to.
- Tap any Arabic word inside a lesson to hear it spoken.
- Chapters on reading and writing, grammar, conjugation, vocabulary, expression, comprehension and culture.
Progress that stays on the device
The app remembers completed chapters, best marks and favorites on the phone or tablet. There is no account to create and there are no ads. Detailed answer keys and printable PDFs are available on the companion website, which you can open from the app.
Getting started in five steps
- Install the app from Google Play on an Android phone or tablet.
- Choose the level, from 6ème to Terminale. A beginner of any age can start with the alphabet.
- Open the alphabet section and listen to each letter and its four forms.
- Read the first chapter, tapping the words you do not know.
- Take the quiz, then print or copy the matching worksheet for written practice.
Good habits for weekly use
Short sessions work better than long ones. Ten minutes of listening and quizzes three times a week, plus one written worksheet, is a realistic rhythm for most households.
Use the graded tests once a chapter is finished, not before. The mark out of 20 tells you whether to move on or to repeat the lesson.
Keep in mind that the app is written in French. Learners who read French will move quickly. If you teach in English, plan to explain the instructions the first time. For other subjects on the same schedule, see our Grade 6 (6ème) math page or the AICKO PDF page for preparing your printouts.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an app to learn Arabic that follows a school curriculum?
Yes. Apprendre l'arabe covers the French school curriculum from 6ème to Terminale (Grade 6 to Grade 12), with lessons, worksheets, quizzes and graded tests. It runs on Android and is written in French.
Can I hear Arabic words in the app?
Yes. You can tap an Arabic word inside a lesson to hear it spoken. The alphabet section gives the pronunciation of all 28 letters, and some quiz questions play a word that you must recognize.
Does Apprendre l'arabe need an account or an internet connection?
No account is needed and there are no ads. Your progress, favorites and best marks are saved on your own device. The source material does not state that it works offline, so test it before a trip.
Is Apprendre l'arabe available on iPhone?
Not yet. The app is available for Android on Google Play, and an iPhone version is still in preparation. The interface is in French, so check that this suits the learner.
