3. Install learning apps on your mobile
Many of the mobile learning apps use the gamification process, turning your learning into a game practice your language easily. Even though you can’t achieve fluency through these apps, they can help you expand and reinforce your vocabulary and teach you basic grammar.
Some of the popular apps are Tinycards, Duolingo, Memrise, and Clozemaster. You can use these apps for free and they also have premium features in each app that you will have to pay to access.
4. Speak Arabic with native speakers
Always have contact with Arabic native speakers to practice your Arabic skills. There are also online websites such as Lang-8, MyLanguageExchange.com, and Italki, where you can connect with native speakers. They involve you in helping them with a language they are trying to learn. In exchange, they help you with your Arabic.
Accessing these sites is typically free, although you may have to pay a monthly subscription fee to unlock premium features.