Survival Egyptian Arabic (SEA)

This course is designed for learners who do not have much time to study the language, but need to communicate effectively using Egyptian Arabic. The Survival Egyptian Arabic (SEA) course will equip you with the essential language functions required to achieve this.

20 Hours

The course includes a total of 20 hours.

10 Days

The course is 10 days long, divided into 2 weeks.

5 Days/Week

Sunday to Thursday.

2 Hours/Session

2 hours of learning and activities.

Course Description

The Survival Egyptian Arabic course content covers the spoken language that is used in everyday communication by Egyptians. If you have recently arrived in Cairo, either for work, study, or to live, you will need to communicate with local Egyptians. The Survival Egyptian Arabic (SEA) course is the most convenient and suitable solution for you.

You will learn how to:

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Course Dates

Here is our calendar for Survival Egyptian Arabic course.

Course Duration

2 Weeks - 20 hours

Course Schedule

5 Lessons/Week

Course Fee

$300 USD

Delivery Mode

Face to Face/Online

July 2026

August 2026

September 2026

October 2026

November 2026

December 2026

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Survival Egyptian Arabic (SEA)

20 Hours

10 Days

5 Days/Week

2 Hours/Session

Course Description

You will learn how to:

Ask for directions and information about public transportation.

Inquire about places for daily needs using the simple present tense.

Make complaints about illness or non-functioning items in an apartment.

Use routine verbs in the present tense, along with time expressions, days of the week, and adverbs of time.

Exchange personal information, including telephone numbers and addresses, using Arabic numerals.

Use money to shop in public markets (e.g. Khan El Khalili) and grocery stores.