ismiاسمي

Speak with the
people you love.

Learn through everyday conversations. Build useful phrases and understand how they work, with help whenever you need it. Rooted in Palestinian Arabic, with room for more languages.

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Development preview Recommended for adults 18+

Everyday conversations01 / Check in
Fattoush → Knafeh

شو عامل؟

Shū ʿāmel?

How are you doing?

Your turn to respond

For the conversations
that bring you closer.

Check in on their day

Ask how they are. Share how you feel. Keep the exchange going.

Make plans together

Talk about what comes next, one useful phrase at a time.

Cherish the small moments

How was work? Want some tea? Do they want to go for a walk?

One conversation.
Three small steps.

Meet Fattoush and Knafeh. Learn the exchange, then take your turn. Together, you'll learn alongside them.

01

Meet the conversation

A real situation gives the words real weight.

Fattoush → Knafeh

شو عامل؟

Shū ʿāmel?

Show meaning

How are you doing?

02

Understand the pieces

A short explanation helps the phrase click.

Knafeh’s response

أنا منيح.

Ana mnīḥ.

Ana = I (am) · mnīḥ = well

Here, Knafeh describes himself.
03

Try your response

Recall it first. Reveal it when you need help.

Your turn as Knafeh

Fattoush checks in.
How would you say you’re well?

Give it a try

Your first exchange starts here.

Read it. Try it from memory. Then try it yourself.

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Help when you need it.
Practice on your terms.

Practice a real exchange

Start with a conversation, then learn the phrases you need to take part.

Scene → phrases → your response

Understand why

See why an answer fits, or how a possible response changes the meaning.

An explanation with each answer

Keep practicing

Look back, review a mistake or try again. Learning does not stop when you get something wrong.

No hearts. No waiting to retry.

Take lessons with you

Download core lessons for offline practice. Your completion syncs when you reconnect.

Download first. Practice anywhere.

Languages

Arabic is our flagship, rooted in Palestinian everyday life. Understand Arabic from conversation to Quran as its courses grow.

Planned

Palestinian Levantine

Urban Palestinian Arabic for everyday conversations. Jordanian variants are labeled.

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Planned

Modern Standard Arabic

Formal Arabic for reading and listening, including learner-adapted news.

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Planned

Quranic Arabic

Core vocabulary and direct meaning, with a respectful, comprehension-first approach.

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Planned

French

Everyday conversations and relationships. Course scope, sources and review are being prepared.

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Planned

Khmer

Everyday conversations and relationships. Course scope, sources and review are being prepared.

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A small beginning.
A clear standard.

This is a development preview. The learning app has a small set of published Levantine lessons; the wider curriculum and reviewed human audio are still being built.

Published lessons link to their sources, pass validation and require owner approval. Further language review is planned. This is not a claim of native-expert or scholarly review.

Explore the development preview

The free, invite-only beta is planned. Enrollment is not open yet.

Before you begin.

Which languages can I study?

Arabic is our flagship, rooted in Palestinian everyday life. French and Khmer are planned. Course entries show whether published lessons are available; planned courses have no release date.

Can I study more than one course?

Yes. Choose courses and a primary course in Study settings. Your daily goal is shared across courses, with separate progress. Short goals rotate courses across days; manual study remains available. Switching the viewed course does not change your primary course.

Which Arabic will I learn?

Our first course focuses on urban Palestinian Levantine Arabic. Jordanian alternatives are labeled where included. Modern Standard Arabic and Quranic Arabic tracks are planned.

Do I need to read Arabic already?

You can keep transliteration visible and reveal English help whenever you need it. The initial course is for people who already know a little Arabic. Alphabet and reading bootcamps are planned.

How much time should I set aside?

Core lessons are designed for short sessions of around five to seven minutes. Choose a daily goal of 5, 10, 15 or 30 minutes when you enter the learning app.

Is Ismi free?

The planned invite-only beta will be free. Core lessons, explanations, retries, review and downloaded core lessons belong to the free learning floor. Future subscription details are undecided.

Do I need an account?

You can also start learning as a guest. An account supports durable and cross-device lesson progress; review history currently stays on your device.

Can I study offline?

Download supported core lessons while connected, then complete them offline. Completion syncs when you reconnect. Your first visit and any future AI conversation feedback require internet access.

Who creates and checks the lessons?

Lessons link to source records, pass deterministic checks and require owner approval before publication. AI assists within those source boundaries. Native-speaker review is still planned; we do not claim expert or scholarly approval.

Can I listen to the lessons?

Reviewed human recordings are planned. In the learning app, browser or device voices are labeled as previews where recordings are absent.

Start with one conversation.

A small step toward the people you love.

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