
One word a day, ready when you are
Each morning brings a new word or phrase with its sound, its chat spelling and its meaning. Forms for a man, a woman or a group sit right below it.
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Kalima teaches spoken Levantine Arabic, the Arabic of Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Palestine. Each day brings one word with its sound, its forms and a real sentence.
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See the appOne new word every day, the whole alphabet, widgets and the last 7 days of words.
For iPhone. Works with iOS 26 or later.


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Each morning brings a new word or phrase with its sound, its chat spelling and its meaning. Forms for a man, a woman or a group sit right below it.

All 28 letters show their four shapes in a word, how they sound and words that use them. The alphabet is free.

Practice this week's words for free. With Premium, every word you've learned returns just before you'd forget it.
From download to done in three steps.
Say whether you read Arabic letters and when you'd like your word. It takes less than a minute.
Hear it, read it with or without vowel marks and see it in a sentence people really say.
Practice this week's words for free. Premium brings every word back just before you'd forget it.
Kalima is free to download. Kalima Premium is optional.
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Kalima Premium
Includes a one-week free trial on the yearly plan for eligible accounts. The App Store shows the price for your country.
Yes. The daily word, the alphabet, widgets, the reminder and the last 7 days of words are free. Kalima Premium adds every past word, full review and every phrase pack. The App Store shows the price for your country.
Spoken Levantine Arabic, the everyday Arabic of Lebanon, Syria, Jordan and Palestine. It leans toward the way people speak in Beirut and notes common variants from Damascus, Amman and Palestine.
No. Every word comes with chat spelling, and the alphabet teaches the 28 letters one at a time.
It is how Levantine speakers text Arabic in English letters. The number 3 stands for the letter ayn, 7 for a breathy h and 2 for a catch in the throat.
No. Kalima works without an account, and your progress stays on your iPhone.
Learn spoken Levantine Arabic one word a day, with audio, chat spelling, the alphabet and review. The daily word is free on iPhone, with no account.
Coming to the App Store
One new word every day, the whole alphabet, widgets and the last 7 days of words.
For iPhone. Works with iOS 26 or later.