Arabic Tutors in New York
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About Arabic
The language of Arabic is the largest Semitic language spoken in the world today. Arabic is closely related to other Semitic languages such as Hebrew and Aramaic, and is also very similar to Classical Arabic, which dates back thousands of years. While Arabic is considered to be a macrolanguage and contains 27 different sub-languages that relate to one another, many people throughout the Arabic world speak a form of Standard Arabic, which can generally be understood by native speakers of other Arabic dialects. Typically it is Standard Arabic that students learn as a second language.
Unlike most European languages, which use the same alphabet and language symbols as English, Arabic uses an entirely different alphabet. In fact, the Arabic alphabet is more like a form of calligraphy, similar to the language symbols used in Asian languages. Unlike western languages, Arabic never writes vowels in their words – vowels are merely implied by the consonants of the words. In addition to having to master this new form of the written language, students of Arabic must also learn vocabulary, phonology and pronunciation, numerals, grammar, cases, conjugation, gender agreement, pronouns, adjectives, and other forms of the language. In order to master these elements, a tutor of Arabic can be a tremendous asset to someone who wishes to master the language of Arabic.
Whether you are a young child, a teenager, a university student, or a professional adult and are seeking help in Arabic, our tutors can assist you. Our professional tutors have advanced degrees or extensive training in Arabic and can tutor and help in subject areas such as vocabulary, phonology and pronunciation, numerals, grammar, cases, conjugation, gender agreement, pronouns, and adjectives. Instruction and homework help in Arabic is offered in various cities and towns such as Atlanta, Austin, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York City, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle and others.
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What kind of Arabic tutoring services do we offer?
Our Arabic tutors all have advanced degrees in Arabic and can assist adults and children in different Arabic subjects. We offer personalized Arabic help as every student has different Arabic needs.
Learning Arabic at convenient meeting places
Our Arabic students can choose to meet their Arabic instructor either in the convenience of their home or office, or in public places such as libraries, coffee shops, schools, etc.
Arabic - 7 days a week
As most of our K-12 students such as Kindergarteners, Elementary, Middle School, and High School students as well as adult learners have busy schedules, Fox Tutors teach our students 7 days a week. Arabic in-home tutoring services are very flexible and can be scheduled at a mutually convenient time for the tutor and student.
Arabic for all ages and levels
Fox Arabic tutors offer Arabic instruction to K-12 students, College, University students, and professional adults.
Arabic homework help is also offered to those students who struggle and need help with their homework.
Our Arabic tutors serve students not only in Atlanta, Austin, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami and New York City but also in and around Philadelphia, Phoenix, Portland, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle and other cities.
Fox Tutors proudly offers: Arabic vocabulary tutors, Arabic phonology tutors and Arabic pronunciation tutors, Arabic numerals tutors, Arabic grammar tutors, Arabic cases tutors, Arabic conjugation tutors, Arabic gender agreement tutors, Arabic pronouns tutors, and Arabic adjectives tutors.
Our tutors teach classes and lessons in cities such as New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, Phoenix, San Diego, San Antonio, Dallas, Detroit, San Jose, Indianapolis, San Francisco, Jacksonville, Columbus, Austin, Memphis, Baltimore, Milwaukee, Boston, Charlotte, El Paso, Washington D.C., Nashville, Seattle, Fort Worth, Denver, Colorado, Portland, Oklahoma, Las Vegas, Tucson, New Orleans, Long Beach, Cleveland, Albuquerque, Fresno, Kansas, Sacramento, Virginia Beach, Mesa, Atlanta, Oakland, Omaha, Tulsa, Honolulu, Minneapolis, Miami, Colorado Springs, Wichita, Arlington, Santa Ana, St. Louis, Anaheim, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Tampa, Toledo, Raleigh, Buffalo, Aurora, St. Paul, Corpus Christi, Newark, Riverside, Anchorage, Lexington, Stockton, Bakersfield, Louisville, St. Petersburg, Jersey, Birmingham, Norfolk, Plano, Lincoln, Glendale, Greensboro, Hialeah, Baton Rouge, Garland, Rochester, Scottsdale, Madison, Akron, Fort Wayne, Fremont, Chesapeake, Henderson, Lubbock, Modesto, Chandler, Montgomery, Glendale, Shreveport, Des Moines, Augusta-Richmond, Tacoma, Richmond, Yonkers, New York, Grand Rapids and many more.