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Import your Arabic word lists
Already have a vocabulary list from a class, a textbook or another app? Paste it in or upload a CSV, give the Arabic, the English or both, and the rest is filled in for you.
Whatever format you have
A CSV with arabic, english and transliteration columns works, and so does a plain text file with one word or phrase per line. Or just paste the list in.
Missing fields filled in
Give only the Arabic and you get the English and the transliteration. Give only the English and you get the Arabic, in the dialect you picked.
Straight into review
Imported words go into your word bank and your spaced-repetition deck, ready for stories, sentences and practice built around them.
Common questions
What file formats can I upload?
CSV and TXT files up to 500KB. You can also paste text directly.
Do I need to include transliteration?
No. Transliteration is optional, and a plain list of Arabic words with one per line is enough.
Which dialect should I choose?
The one your list is in. It decides how missing Arabic is filled in and how the words are pronounced.
Try it in your dialect
Egyptian, Levantine, Moroccan Darija or Modern Standard Arabic. Free to start, no card needed.
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