Features · Verb Conjugation
Arabic verb conjugation practice
Drill verb forms in past, present and future, affirmative and negative, until they come without thinking. Look up any verb, or work through the full Egyptian Arabic reference tables.
Quiz yourself form by form
You get a pronoun and a tense; pick the right form from four. Narrow it to one tense, or mix everything once you are confident.
Any verb, any dialect
Type a verb in English, such as “to write” or “to go”, and get its full conjugation in Egyptian, Levantine, Darija or Fusha.
Full reference tables
Switch from Practice to Reference Table to see every form at once, with transliteration. Egyptian Arabic verbs each have their own page.
Common questions
Which tenses are covered?
Past, present and future, each in the affirmative and the negative.
Do dialect verbs really conjugate differently from Fusha?
Yes. Egyptian adds بـ before present-tense verbs and هـ for the future, Levantine uses رح for the future, and all the dialects drop the dual forms that Fusha keeps.
Where are the Egyptian verb tables?
At /egyptian-arabic/conjugations, with a page for each verb.
Try it in your dialect
Egyptian, Levantine, Moroccan Darija or Modern Standard Arabic. Free to start, no card needed.
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