ArabicNote: Arabic Alphabet

Learn the 28 Arabic letters step by step. Practice pronunciation, connected forms, simple words, quizzes, and typing—all designed for complete beginners.

Start reading Arabic from the very beginning.

ArabicNote is a beginner-friendly app designed to help you learn the Arabic alphabet and start reading Arabic words with confidence.

Arabic letters can look very different when they connect, and their shapes may change depending on where they appear in a word. ArabicNote breaks the process into simple steps so you can learn at your own pace.

Learn all 28 Arabic letters

Study the shape, sound, and pronunciation of each Arabic letter.

Listen to the pronunciation and review each letter as many times as you need.

Understand connected letter forms

Arabic letters can change shape depending on their position in a word.

Compare isolated, initial, medial, and final forms to understand how Arabic letters connect.

Practice reading with quizzes

Test yourself by looking at a letter and choosing the correct pronunciation.

Repeated practice helps you recognize letters faster and remember their sounds naturally.

Move on to short words

Once you are comfortable with individual letters, start reading simple two- and three-letter words.

See how letters connect while learning both pronunciation and meaning.

Learn up to 300 Arabic words

Build your vocabulary with up to 300 useful Arabic words.

Practice reading real words while reinforcing the letters you have learned.

Practice Arabic typing

Learn how to enter Arabic words using the keyboard.

Typing helps you understand how letters combine and gives you practical experience using Arabic script.

Track your progress

Keep track of the letters you have learned and your study progress.

Watch your mastery rate grow as you continue learning.

ArabicNote is recommended for:

Complete beginners in Arabic Anyone who wants to learn the Arabic alphabet Learners who find connected Arabic letters confusing People who want to practice pronunciation Learners who prefer quizzes and repetition Anyone who wants to try typing in Arabic

Your first step in learning Arabic is being able to recognize and read the letters.

Start with the 28 Arabic letters and build your skills one step at a time.