KalimaGo is one platform for Modern Standard Arabic: short daily lessons, AI that checks your handwriting and pronunciation, live tutors, and prep for the At-Tanal and CEFR exams. We are opening it step by step, starting with the alphabet.
Free. Be the first to know when the beta opens.
Uzbek has hundreds of Arabic words. Learn the 28 letters and you start reading them in the original script.
First the alphabet, then general Arabic, then exam prep. Modules open one after another, and your results stay in one account.
The alphabet is a caravan route. Each stop brings four new letters, one reading rule and a caravanserai test. Tap a city or let the caravan walk on its own.
«Registan» means «sandy square». In the 15th century Ulugh Beg built a madrasa here where astronomy and mathematics were taught.
In the «House of Wisdom», 9th-century scholars translated Greek, Persian and Indian books into Arabic. Al-Khwarizmi worked here.
Damascus is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world. The citadel walls stand in the city centre.
«Al-Khazneh» means «the treasury». The Nabataeans carved this building straight into the red rock about 2,000 years ago.
Every year, poets competed at the Ukaz market. It was one of the best-known stages of Arabic poetry.
Bab Zuwayla was built in 1092. It is one of the three surviving gates of old Cairo.
Bab Bou Jeloud was built in 1913 and leads into the old city of Fes. Its outer side is covered in blue tiles, the inner side in green.
Opens when you pass the alphabet exam. The levels follow the international CEFR scale.
Enter your exam date and target score, and the platform builds a day-by-day plan. Your streak and XP carry on here too.
Pick an answer and tap «Check». No time limit and no penalty for mistakes.
Draw a wide bowl, put one dot under it, and check.
Listen to the tutor's voice, record yourself and compare. Each lesson has 2 AI checks.
After the final exam you get a PDF certificate with your name on it. Anyone can verify it with the QR code.
You learn most of it on your own. When you need a check or a live lesson, a tutor is there.
You send your pronunciation, writing and reading. Within 24 hours a tutor grades each part and leaves a voice note. If you like, do the check in a live call.
One-on-one or a group of up to 6, 15–60 minutes. Video and a whiteboard inside the app. The tutor sets homework and follows your progress. Lessons are not recorded.
XP, streaks and badges are earned only for letters and words you have learned.
Choose 5, 10 or 15 minutes a day. Reach your goal for +5 XP.
Every finished lesson adds a day to your streak. Missed a day? A freeze keeps your streak.
Badges for your first lesson, each stop, the whole alphabet, and 7- and 30-day streaks.
Earn coins by practising and trade them for a discount on a tutor lesson or check.
Later: weekly leagues, challenges with friends and a ranking in your tutor's group.
A separate panel for tutors: today's lessons, your students and their weak letters, homework, checks and your free-time schedule.
Join as a tutorThe price of certificate prep will be announced when the module opens
Did not find an answer? Write to [email protected].
Yes, KalimaGo is made for people starting from zero. The first lesson starts with the letter ا. If you already know the letters, a quick test puts you at the right stop.
Fusha, Modern Standard Arabic (MSA): the language of books, news and formal communication. The course teaches the language only: reading, writing, speaking and grammar.
No, step by step. The beta opens the alphabet, AI checks and tutors. Then «General Arabic» (A1, then A2 and B1), and after that prep for the At-Tanal and CEFR exams. You keep one account and one set of results: when a new module opens, you carry on from where you are.
10 December. People on the list get the sign-in email first.
Yes. Write to [email protected]. Tutors have their own panel: schedule, homework and checks.
A free diagnostic test shows your level. A personal plan is built from your exam date and target score. Listening, reading, speaking, vocabulary and grammar, and writing are practised separately; there are full timed practice exams, and a tutor grades your written work and the speaking part.
It compares your writing with a model and tells you what is off: the bowl, the dot or the direction. For pronunciation it recognises the letter name and the word and answers «correct», «close» or «try again».