Radhia H.

I have spent a year and a half in the U.S. studying business at the University of Alabama, so I know the feeling of being overwhelmed and intimidated when talking to natives, with your brain focusing on grammar, not finding the words and trying not to make mistakes, not to be judged. If you want to master Arabic speaking you don’t need to deal with a person with a teacher’s mindset, rather with a person who can relate to you, who can make you comfortable, no judgment, no complications, just a g...

I have spent a year and a half in the U.S. studying business at the University of Alabama, so I know the feeling of being overwhelmed and intimidated when talking to natives, with your brain focusing on grammar, not finding the words and trying not to make mistakes, not to be judged. If you want to master Arabic speaking you don’t need to deal with a person with a teacher’s mindset, rather with a person who can relate to you, who can make you comfortable, no judgment, no complications, just a good flow of words, with a good understanding of both cultures (yours and the Arabic culture) to make you not just speak Arabic words fluently, but understand the Arabic mindset expressed through the words all with maintaining your own identity. I have a wide range of interests, ready to cover with you several topics. In addition to English, I speak French and I have a bachelor’s degree in Business. Book your trial lesson now so we can tailor lessons that suit your needs.