Pronunciation support
Use the audio button while practicing a word so the written form and sound stay connected.
Writing with audio
Yalla Write Arabic pairs handwriting practice with pronunciation audio so beginners can connect the written word with how it sounds.
Writing practice is stronger when the word is not just a silent shape on the screen. Yalla Write Arabic lets you listen to the word during practice, then focus on tracing and recalling its written form.
The audio is a support, not a separate lesson. It helps you connect Arabic script, transliteration, and meaning while the main practice remains handwriting.
Use the audio button while practicing a word so the written form and sound stay connected.
Transliteration and English meaning are available as aids, while the practice itself stays focused on Arabic handwriting.
A session gives you a simple rhythm: trace the Arabic word, hear it, write it again from memory, reveal the answer, and decide whether you got it or need more practice.
There is no automatic handwriting score. The goal is calm repetition and honest self-checking, especially for beginners who want less pressure.
Yes. Practice words include pronunciation audio, with local bundled audio where available and a safe device speech fallback.
No. Audio supports the word, but the core activity is writing Arabic words by hand.
No. Yalla Write Arabic does not require an account.
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.