Free tools
Tools for Palestinian Arabic
Small, fast utilities built on the same corpus our lessons use. They run entirely in your browser, so nothing you type leaves the page.
Converter
Transliteration converter
Arabic script to English letters and back: 3/7, chat Arabizi, Elihay notation, academic romanization and IPA. Every word is checked against a 14,000-form Palestinian lexicon.
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Conjugator
Verb conjugator
Full spoken paradigms for 2,100+ Palestinian verbs: past, b- present, subjunctive and imperative. The forms people actually say, not the MSA textbook ones.
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Lookup
How to say it
English in, Palestinian out: audio, Arabic script, plurals and verb forms for 1,600+ everyday meanings from our lesson corpus.
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Plurals
Plural finder
2,500+ spoken plurals: beit to byoot, walad to wlaad. Search any spelling, spot the patterns, then drill them until they stick.
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Dictionary
Dictionary
8,000+ spoken words in one search: English, 3/7, or Arabic script in; audio, forms, related words and an everyday-vs-educated filter out.
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Daily
Word of the day
One recorded word a day: tap to hear it, read its forms, come back tomorrow. A tiny habit that compounds.
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Flashcards
Anki decks
Three free flashcard decks from the corpus: 528 core words, 226 verbs, 317 broken plurals. Import into Anki in two clicks.
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Data
Word frequency list
All 1,028 corpus words ranked by how often they appear, with script, meaning and a link to each word's audio. Free CSV, CC BY 4.0.
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Data
Arabic learning statistics
Speakers, learners by country, how long it takes, and what 2,000+ Palestinian Arabic learners told us. Every number sourced and dated.
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