Group classes · Basic level 3 of 4
My People and My Free Time
Talk about the people in your life: your family, your friends, what you like and how you spend your free time.
- 10 live sessions
- 2 hours each
- 30 real conversations
- Saudi Arabic, as spoken in Riyadh
This level is for you if…
- You finished Level 2.
- Or you can already order food, shop, ask for directions and talk about your day in Saudi Arabic.
- You want to talk about people: your family, your friends, what you like and what you do.
At the end of Level 3, you can…
- talk about your family, and ask about other people’s families
- describe how people look and what they wear
- make small talk at work and say how you feel
- introduce your colleagues and friends
- say what you like, what your hobbies are, and how often you do things
- tell your weekend, give a date, and talk about the weather
Your 10 sessions
Each session shows the grammar you will learn, in simple words. You learn it inside real conversations, not as a list of rules.
- 1
Meet the Family
3 conversationsyour family here and back home, and how old everyone is
Grammar: “have” for every person · family words with my, your, his, her · counting people and saying ages
- 2
Who’s the One in the White Thobe?
3 conversationsdescribe how people look and what they wear
Grammar: describing words match a man, a woman or a group · “the one who…” to point someone out · next to me, behind him: place words with endings
- 3
Tired, Busy or Happy?
3 conversationssmall talk at work, “get well soon”, and a sick-day voice note
Grammar: the two words for “not”: mō or mā, and when to use each · feeling words for a man, a woman and a group · “why?” and “because”
- 4
Let Me Introduce You
3 conversationsintroduce colleagues, friends and neighbours, plus a short check-in
Grammar: talking about him, her and them in the present · the nationality after “my colleague” · “the same”, “like” and “too”
- 5
I Love Kabsa!
3 conversationssay what you like and don’t like: food, drinks and outings
Grammar: “like” for every person · “I like” + a thing or + a verb · agreeing and disagreeing: me too, me neither
- 6
What Do You Do for Fun?
3 conversationsyour free time and hobbies, and inviting a friend to join you
Grammar: two verbs together: “I like to read” · the free-time verbs for every person · “I like this one”
- 7
Every Day or Never?
3 conversationshow often you do things, and telling the time by the prayers
Grammar: “How often?” · once, twice, three times · where words like always and never go
- 8
Your Weekend, Step by Step
3 conversationstell your weekend and make a plan with friends, plus a short check-in
Grammar: telling things in order: first, then, after that · “I want to” + a verb · the weekend verbs
- 9
Birthdays, Dates and the Weather
6 conversationsmonths and dates, birthday wishes, and “It’s so hot!”
Grammar: dates with the month’s name · years and birth years · the weather and how you feel: hot, feeling hot · degrees
- 10
Show What You Can Do
Review + testa real-life role-play, a short test and your result
Grammar: review of all the grammar of Level 3
Every Arabic word is also written in English letters, so you can read and speak from the first session.
Next intake: November 2026
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