Arrawi

Arrawi is a learning tool developed to help individuals who want to learn Arabic by themselves. Even though Arrawi is not a full-fledged linguistic tool, it can still be of help if paired with a dictionary for example or used along with in active language courses. Fun fact, Arrawi means "The Narrator", which was an Egyptian magazine from the 1890s, and that goes well with the tool, as narration is a significant part of it.

The interface was designed to hold all letters and letter groups one needs to be familiar with in order to start learning Arabic. A text box was also included, which has the curious function of accepting both Arabic letters and anything you would type on your keyboard. Due to this aspect, one can use the same text box to write the original word, and then follow up with the Arabic version.

As for the pronunciation feature, that can be employed after a word or a phrase was composed. Click on the "lecture read" button to start the narration process.

Arrawi is a basic tool that should help one learn Arabic. However, don't put your hopes in this tool alone to teach you the language you need, as it's obvious that it doesn't have enough features for that. Yet, due to its narration properties, you can use it paired with other linguistic tools, getting the best out of it.