Talk In Arabic

Immersion (video, audio, reading): videos and audio of native speakers in eight spoken Arabic dialects, each with a transcript and subtitles, from Beginner to Advanced.

Prices checked 16 Oct 2026 · How we check

Is Talk In Arabic worth it?

Yes, if you want to understand the Arabic people speak in one country, in a dialect few apps teach, with transcripts to read along.

What it costs. A year costs $95.40 ($7.95 a month); month to month is $12.95; lifetime access is $197 once. Lifetime costs the same as 2.1 years of the yearly plan.

What's free. A free account opens the free lessons; every other lesson needs Premium.

Skip it if you want Modern Standard Arabic or a course to follow in order: Talk In Arabic teaches only spoken dialects, and says itself that it is not a course.

$95.40 a year $7.95 a month, billed yearly · Premium

In our comparison: strongest on price and trial and refund terms, weakest on speaking practice.

Annual plan
$95.40 a year ($7.95/mo)
Monthly plan
$12.95
Lifetime plan
$197 once, one language
Free tier
Free to keep using
A free account opens the free lessons; every other lesson needs Premium.
Languages
1
Speech recognition
—
Live tutoring
No · Recorded lessons only; no live lessons are offered on its pages.
Offline mode
Yes · By downloading a lesson's MP3 and PDF notes; free accounts get a limited number of downloads a day.
Placement test
—
CEFR levels
—
Refund or trial
Free lessons with a free account. A 30-day money-back guarantee on a first membership payment and on add-ons; after 30 days refunds are at its discretion, and forgetting to cancel is not a reason.
Platforms
Web

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How a Talk In Arabic lesson works

What you do
Choose a video or audio lesson in your dialect, from Beginner to Advanced, listen to native speakers talking naturally, and read along with the transcript and translation.
What comes back
You listen and read along with the transcript; Talk In Arabic's pages describe no exercises that mark your answers, and no person checks your work.
Not included
A live teacher or stated CEFR levels.

How a lesson works in an immersion app

In an immersion app you watch or read real content with subtitles, tap a word you do not know, and it is saved for review. Drawn to explain the kind of app, not taken from any app's screens.

Plans and prices

Every consumer plan on Talk In Arabic's own pricing page or app-store listing, in US dollars unless marked. Per month is the plan price divided by its term. Where the seller shows a crossed-out price beside the one it charges, the figure is the one it charges, and the plan's note gives the crossed-out price.

Plan Billing Price Per month Covers
Premium, yearlyPremiumEvery dialect. Annual $95.40 $7.95/mo one language
Premium, monthlyPremiumEvery dialect. Monthly $12.95 $12.95/mo one language
LifetimePremiumOne payment for every dialect, now and later; its verb packs come with it. Lifetime $197 one-time one language

No price change recorded for Talk In Arabic; its prices were last confirmed 16 Oct 2026. Every price change we have recorded.

What will Talk In Arabic cost you?

The US-dollar prices each seller charges, without refunds.

Total billed over 12 months

$60.00 less on annual billing

Monthly plan $155.40

Annual plan $95.40

One yearly payment of $95.40.

What each plan covers. Monthly: one language. Yearly: one language.

Talk In Arabic's monthly price · checked 16 Oct 2026
Talk In Arabic's yearly price · checked 16 Oct 2026

How lifetime and yearly plans compare across apps

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How to cancel Talk In Arabic, and how refunds work

What Talk In Arabic says about itself

What Talk In Arabic says about itself
Feature What Talk In Arabic says
CEFR levels —
What it is Immersion (video, audio, reading). A library of lessons in spoken Arabic only, no Modern Standard: video and audio of native speakers in eight dialects (Egyptian, Levantine, Saudi, Iraqi, Sudanese, Moroccan, Tunisian and Algerian), each with a transcript and subtitles, sorted from Beginner to Advanced and by type (listening, conversation, grammar, vocabulary). It says itself that it is not a course: you choose what to study, and new lessons are added most weeks. One membership opens every dialect.
Languages offered 1: Arabic
Free tier A free account opens the free lessons; every other lesson needs Premium.
Platforms Web
Offline mode Yes · By downloading a lesson's MP3 and PDF notes; free accounts get a limited number of downloads a day.
Speech recognition —
Live tutoring No · Recorded lessons only; no live lessons are offered on its pages.
Placement test —
Refund or trial Free lessons with a free account. A 30-day money-back guarantee on a first membership payment and on add-ons; after 30 days refunds are at its discretion, and forgetting to cancel is not a reason.
Company —

How Talk In Arabic compares

Talk In Arabic is strongest on price and trial and refund terms, weakest on speaking practice. Each criterion is scored out of 5 from what each app says about itself and from independent reviews, to compare apps that do the same job; it is not a review of the app. How we score.

Talk In Arabic features and ratings
Feature Score (of 5) Why
Teaching depth 2 Videos and audio of native speakers in eight spoken Arabic dialects, each with a transcript and subtitles, from Beginner to Advanced
Speaking practice 1 —
Language coverage 1 1 language
Free tier 3 A free account with limits
Price per month 4 $95.40 a year $7.95 a month, billed yearly · Premium
Trial and refund 4 A 30-day money-back guarantee
Offline use 4 Works offline
Staying power and bugs – Not available

Languages you can learn on Talk In Arabic

1 language as listed by Talk In Arabic.

How far its courses go

As Talk In Arabic describes each course. A course's level is what its lessons cover, not a level you are promised.

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