Learn Arabic bytalking to Sahara.Learn Arabic by talking to Sahara.Learn Arabic by talking to Sahara.
Practise everyday conversations, find your words, and build confidence in spoken Arabic.
Practise and make mistakes freely•Order coffee with ease•Ask for what you need•Get around with confidence•Find your words under pressure•Make Arabic part of your day•
Practise and make mistakes freely•Order coffee with ease•Ask for what you need•Get around with confidence•Find your words under pressure•Make Arabic part of your day•
Get confident speaking Arabic in real life.
Used by thousands of students to build confidence in everyday Arabic.
This is what practice sounds like.
Practising buying fruit and vegetables at the market.
Greets youConfirms your order
Orders in Arabic
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أهلا وسهلا! شو بدّك اليوم؟Sami · Welcome! What would you like today?
Sami: أهلا وسهلا! شو بدّك اليوم؟ (Welcome! What would you like today?)
Furquan: بدي واحد كيلو مشمش وكيلو بندورة، لو سمحت. (I'd like one kilo of apricots and a kilo of tomatoes, please.)
Sami: تكرم عيونك! هاي كيلو مشمش وكيلو بندورة. بدك شي تاني؟ (With pleasure! Here's a kilo of apricots and a kilo of tomatoes. Anything else?)
Talk to Sahara
Learn spoken Arabic by using it.
Choose a moment that matters to you and talk it through with Sahara, whenever you need the practice.
Live practiceMarket run
شو بدك اليوم؟What would you like today?
Practice with a purpose
Practise toward your goal.
Every scenario gives you a clear goal, then guides the conversation so each response moves you closer to it.
MaryamGoal · Check in using your reservation.
أهلا وسهلا، عندك حجز؟Welcome. Do you have a reservation?
أهلا، عندي حجز باسم أحمد.Hi, I have a reservation under Ahmad’s name.
تمام، الحجز موجود. بتحب تعمل تشيك إن هلّق؟Great, I found it. Would you like to check in now?
آه، لو سمحت. بدي أعمل تشيك إن.Yes, please. I’d like to check in.
Your everyday practice room
Practise the conversationyou have in mind.
From market runs and cafés to taxis, travel and everyday catch-ups, choose a real-life moment and meet it with more confidence.
أهلا وسهلا! شو بدّك اليوم؟Welcome! What would you like today?
شو في طازة اليوم؟What is fresh today?
Sami · Market run
Simple pricing
Make time to talk.
A judgment-free practice room between real conversations. Voice time is measured in credits: one credit equals one second of live practice.
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A low-pressure way to see if Sahara feels right for you.
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Your warm-up room for steady, low-pressure practice.
Full access to Sahara
100 voice minutes each month
6,000 voice credits
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$25.99 / month
More room to make speaking a daily habit.
Full access to Sahara
300 voice minutes each month
18,000 voice credits
Questions, answered
A little more about Sahara.
Built for more speaking practice, with care for the people and places that make language real.
Choose a real-life setting, listen to the scenario partner, and respond out loud. Sahara keeps the exchange moving with natural Arabic, useful translations, and hints when you need them.
Each scenario starts with a practical goal, such as ordering a coffee or getting a taxi to the right place. The conversation is shaped around the phrases and responses that help you reach that goal.
No—and it shouldn’t. Human tutors are irreplaceable for deep cultural connection and complex storytelling. Sahara is a zero-judgment practice room you use between human sessions to get your mechanical reps in, so you don’t spend expensive tutor time on basic drills.
Sahara is built for spoken Levantine Arabic. We lock our AI prompts with strict dialect filters, banning formal textbook words such as أريد and Egyptian or Gulf leaks, while favouring authentic local expressions like بدي, هيك, and هلق.
That’s the whole point. Abu El-Abd never judges, gets impatient, or cuts you off. You can pause, tap the on-screen translation, or use visual hint cards whenever you need a boost.
Yes. Sahara can give students extra speaking time alongside class activities, so teachers can focus on feedback, culture, and the parts of learning that are best done together. Reach out for classroom access.
Start your Arabic journey.
Practise the everyday conversations you want to have, one small moment at a time.