ABOUT LANGPAGE

Arabic that connectswith your life.

LangPage is a place to learn Arabic in a way that is personal, practical, and rooted in real communication.

Meet the educator
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Ustazah Alaa Jalloul, Arabic educator and founder of LangPageMaster Levantine Arabic book cover

Meet your educator

Ustazah Alaa Jalloul

  • Arabic educator

    Teaching live, online lessons.

  • Founder of LangPage

    The educator behind every lesson.

  • Two Arabics

    Modern Standard Arabic and Syrian/Levantine Arabic.

  • Author

    Master Levantine Arabic.

In Ustazah Alaa’s words

Hello, and welcome. I am Ustazah Alaa, a Syrian-born Arabic educator and the founder of LangPage. I have helped learners from many backgrounds build confidence in Arabic, and LangPage grew from a wish to make Arabic learning more meaningful, practical, and personal.

Arabic is more than a subject I teach; it is part of who I am. Whether it is the elegance of Modern Standard Arabic or the warmth of the Levantine dialect, my goal is to help you speak it, understand it, and connect with it.

Master Levantine ArabicOptional supplementary material. The book is not required for lessons.

The story behind LangPage

Arabic should belong to your life.

LangPage was born from a simple idea: learning Arabic should feel meaningful, practical, and personal.

Every learner arrives with a reason, and that reason shapes the lessons. We do not believe in one-size-fits-all Arabic, so the focus stays on natural, real-life usage.

LangPage is also a warm, supportive place to learn, where Arabic becomes a shared journey rather than a solo struggle.

Some of the reasons learners come to Arabic

  • Travel
  • Heritage
  • Work
  • Personal growth

A different approach

From your starting point to steady progress

Each learner follows the same clear path, shaped by who they are.

  1. Understanding your starting level

    Lessons begin from where you are, not from a fixed syllabus.

  2. Identifying your goals

    Personal, academic, or professional: your goals set the direction.

  3. Preparing relevant materials

    Materials are prepared by the educator for your level and goals.

  4. Live, interactive instruction

    Lessons take place live on Zoom, with room for your questions.

  5. Practice between lessons

    Homework and PDF notes keep the Arabic active until the next class.

  6. Reviewing and monitoring progress

    Homework is reviewed in the next lesson, and progress is followed over time.

Language, culture, and real communication

Two varieties, two voices

Arabic is used differently on the page and in the street. Modern Standard Arabic is the formal language of writing, media, and education. The Syrian/Levantine dialect is the spoken language of everyday life in the Levant. They are related, but they are not the same.

الفصحى

Modern Standard Arabic

Formal and written

كَيْفَ حَالُك؟

الشامية

Syrian / Levantine

Everyday and spoken

كِيفَك؟

The same phrase, in the formal standard and in everyday Levantine speech.

Modern Standard Arabic is the canvas, and the Levantine dialect is the brush that paints life into it.
Alaa Jalloul

Private Arabic Classes

1:1

Lessons are individually tailored to one learner.

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Arabic Kickstart Program

3–4

Learners study in small, level-matched groups with structured lessons.

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Beyond the lessons

Resources for the days between classes

LangPage also offers learning resources that anyone can explore, including Rooto, Alaa’s tool for learning Arabic vocabulary through roots and word families.

Begin where you are.

Choose lessons shaped around you, or learn with a small group at your level. Either way, we start from your goals.

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