Amna - Arabic teacher - Manchester
1st class free
Amna - Arabic teacher - Manchester

One of our best teachers. Quality profile, experience in their field, verified qualifications and a great response time. Amna will be happy to arrange your first Arabic class.

Amna

One of our best teachers. Quality profile, experience in their field, verified qualifications and a great response time. Amna will be happy to arrange your first Arabic class.

  • Rate ₹3,997
  • Response 2h
  • Students

    Number of students accompanied by Amna since their arrival at Superprof

    48

    Number of students accompanied by Amna since their arrival at Superprof

Amna - Arabic teacher - Manchester
  • 5 (34 reviews)

₹3,997/hr

1st class free

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1st class free

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  • Arabic
  • Arabic reading
  • Arabic speaking
  • Arabic listening
  • Arabic written

Native Palestinian Arabic Tutor – Available 24/7 for Conversational, Modern Standard, and Dialect Coaching for All Ages

  • Arabic
  • Arabic reading
  • Arabic speaking
  • Arabic listening
  • Arabic written

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One of our best tutors. Quality profile, experience in their field, verified qualifications and a great response time. Amna will be happy to arrange your first Arabic class.

About Amna

I’m a native Arabic speaker from Palestine with years of experience teaching Arabic to students of all ages and backgrounds. I’m passionate about language, culture, and helping others achieve fluency. My approach is patient, supportive, and results-driven. I’m fluent in both Modern Standard Arabic and the Palestinian dialect, and I tailor each lesson to meet individual goals. I’m also flexible with scheduling and committed to helping students feel confident and motivated in every session.

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About the class

  • Classes 1 to 5
  • Classes 6 to 8
  • Class 10
  • +20
  • levels :

    Classes 1 to 5

    Classes 6 to 8

    Class 10

    Classes 11 & 12

    Class 12

    BTech

    Adult Literacy

    Undergraduate

    Masters

    PG Diploma

    PhD

    MBA

    A1

    A2

    B1

    B2

    C1

    C2

    Beginner

    Intermediate

    Advanced

    Professional

    Children

  • English

All languages in which the class is available :

English

As a highly experienced native Palestinian Arabic tutor, I offer personalised lessons tailored to your goals—whether you're learning Modern Standard Arabic, Palestinian dialect, or conversational skills. I’m available 24/7 and teach all levels, from beginner to advanced. Lessons are engaging, culturally rich, and structured around your pace and learning style. Whether you're preparing for exams, travelling, or simply passionate about Arabic, I’ll help you speak confidently and naturally.

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Rates

Rate

  • ₹3,997

Pack prices

  • 5h: ₹19,983
  • 10h: ₹39,966

online

  • ₹3,997/hr

Travel

  • + ₹10

free classes

This first free class with Amna will allow you to get to know each other and to specify the exact learning requirements for the upcoming classes.

  • 30mins

Find out more about Amna

Find out more about Amna

  • Do you speak this language fluently because of your origins or because a teacher inspired you to learn?

    This fluency in Arabic, and specifically my dialect, Shaami Arabic stems from where I come from. I am Palestinian and Arabic is part of my life. At my home, neighbourhood, and daily interactions. Growing up, it was part of my very being. It was also part of the way I thought, imagined, and expressed emotions. This, in combination with my desire to become a teacher, allows me to impart upon students’ knowledge that includes rhythm and culture that gives Levantine Arabic so much life and colour.
  • Can you name a living, historical or fictional character that you think is the emblematic representative of the language's culture?

    One artist I think of is none other than the legendary Lebanese singer herself, Fairuz. The voice of this singer carries within it the soul of our Levantine culture, our poetry, our longing, our hospitality, and our resilience. She managed to spread and preserve our dialect and language, showing its potential to express everything from deep love to deep longing and sentimentalism through our language.
  • Is there a typical word, phrase, tradition or behaviour in the language that you particularly like?

    I love the word “yisalem eideki” - it literally means 'may your hands be safe', but we use it to express gratitude for any kind gesture. It reflects the warmth and hospitality central to Levantine culture. Another favourite is how we use “ya'teek el-'afye” - 'may you be given wellness' - to thank someone for their effort and labour. These phrases show how our language weaves blessing and care into everyday interaction.
  • Why does speaking this language matter to you?

    Arabic is part of my cultural heritage and my individual identity. Aside from the individual value that the dialect has on a personal capacity, I am also quite firm on the value that this dialect has on a universal scale. After all, this could mark a connection with the cities, the literature, and the millions of people in West Asia. By studying this dialect, I could possibly bridge the gap between cultures.
  • What is the main difficulty in learning this language, and what can help the process of learning?

    The main learning difficulty is that Shaami Arabic is quite different from MSA, and even within the Levantine dialect there are differences. For students, it may be overwhelming because of its informal nature and lack of standardised resources. In addition to classes with me, immersion through media consumption – music, series, YouTube – is what helps most. Also, taking a conversational approach from the first day on, instead of getting bogged down with all the stringent MSA rules from the outset; then again, understanding that people just make mistakes. I create a relaxed environment where they practise real-life scenarios immediately.
  • Provide a valuable anecdote related to your language learning or your days at school.

    As I grew up, my grandmother would tell me wonderful stories in the most beautiful Arabic, with a wealth of proverbs and sayings that I don’t hear elsewhere. I asked my grandmother, when I was a little kid, what a specific old proverb meant, and she would take an hour talking to me, not just about the words, but the background and wisdom behind them. At that point, I came to realise that our dialogue is not merely a means of talking; it’s a repository of our wisdom. This, therefore, was my lesson to be cognisant that language instruction is synonymous with storytelling, which is largely my approach to the task.
  • How has travel or a specific trip helped you to increase your skill and knowledge of the language?

    Coming to the UK marked a significant milestone in my experience with Arabic. Moving from home made me realise and appreciate even further how important and interlinked this language is to my own self-identity. The fact that I found myself craving to speak and hear my own dialect, watch Arabic media shows and programmes, and associate with fellow Arabic speakers solely for conversational purposes made me realize the unbreakable link between myself and this language. The experience of being away also made me reflect and see this beautiful language through foreign eyes. Living abroad transformed me from a native speaker into a conscious guardian of the language, and it deepened my appreciation for teaching it to others who want to connect with Levantine culture, whether for heritage, travel, or personal enrichment. This experience of longing and rediscovery is what fuels my passion as a teacher today.
  • What makes you a Superprof in language?

    I have native fluency combined with true teaching passion. I'm not merely interested in imparting language and linguistic knowledge. I'm interested in culture and context. My teaching methods are built around each student's needs, whether your goal is to reconnect with heritage, prepare for travel, or enhance your professional life. Importantly, I want to ensure you not only learn Arabic; I want you to fall in love with the culture.
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