Word categories
Practice essentials, greetings, food, people, travel, numbers, verbs, and question words.
Vocabulary writing practice
Yalla Write Arabic turns practical Arabic words and chunks into short handwriting practice sessions.
Vocabulary practice is often recognition-based: see a word, choose a meaning, move on. Handwriting adds another layer because you need to remember the connected shape of the word.
Yalla Write Arabic gives each word room to be traced, heard, written from memory, and checked. The goal is familiarity with both meaning and written form.
Practice essentials, greetings, food, people, travel, numbers, verbs, and question words.
Your word progress stays local to your iPhone or iPad, with no account required.
The word library is organized into useful groups such as essentials, greetings, food, people, travel, numbers, verbs, and questions. That keeps handwriting practice tied to words learners may actually want to recognize and use.
The app stays broad as Arabic word practice, so future word sets can expand without changing the core experience.
Not exactly. Yalla Write Arabic includes word meanings, but the core practice is handwriting real Arabic words and chunks.
The current starter library includes dozens of real Arabic words and chunks, with a small free set and more available through an optional one-time unlock.
The public positioning stays broad as Arabic words, so future word sets can expand without renaming the app.
Download Yalla Write Arabic on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. The app helps you trace, hear, recall, and self-check real Arabic words.