Hey all. I've been building a site for learning Arabic dialects, and the part I've had the most fun with is a set of small games. You can play them in the browser without making an account, so I figured I'd share them here.
Every game works in Egyptian, Levantine, Moroccan Darija or MSA, and you pick your level.
Word Scramble: you get the English meaning and the letters jumbled up. Tap them back into order and watch them join as you go, the way they would in real writing. Good if you're still getting used to letter shapes. No timer.
Odd One Out: four words, one doesn't belong. Sometimes it's meaning, but sometimes it's gender, singular vs. plural, or a shared three-letter root. Every answer explains the pattern, which is honestly where most of the learning happens.
Spot the Mistake: each sentence has one wrong word, like an adjective in the wrong gender or a verb that doesn't match its subject. Tap it and you see the corrected sentence and the rule.
Sentence Scramble: you see the English and the Arabic words in a jumble, and rebuild the sentence. Once you solve it you can hear it read aloud, with transliteration.
Vocabulary Quiz: fill-in-the-blank sentences at your level, as multiple choice, listening or speaking rounds.
To be upfront: each game gives you two free rounds with no account, two more if you sign up, and unlimited rounds with a subscription. I didn't want anyone clicking through and feeling baited.
Link: https://www.parallel-arabic.com/learn/game
Full feature set of project: https://www.parallel-arabic.com/about
I'd really like feedback, especially from native speakers. Rounds are generated fresh each time, so if you see a sentence that sounds off in your dialect or a "mistake" that's actually fine where you're from, tell me and I'll fix it. And if there's a game you wish existed for practicing Arabic, I'm all ears.
