Native Arabic Tutor - Translator - Interpreter in San Francisco

Learn Arabic language from a native Arabic teacher.

Learn how to read, write and speak Arabic language. Learn how to communicate with Arab people.

I am a native Arabic teacher with 7 years experience teaching in the Arab countries and 5 years in San Francisco and the Bay Area.

I provide classes at a coffee shop or at the language school in down town San Francisco or at the student house.

* No registration fee
* Pay as you go with the classes. You don't pay for the whole session. I have flexible schedule.

Why should you learn Arabic?

Arabic is the language of a large part of our planet. Whether you are interested in learning Arabic for educational or cultural reasons or simply because you want to impress a friend or have a tattoo of your name in Arabic, it is easier than you may think.

It is the official language in 22 countries, spoken by more than 300 million people. It is one of the permanent languages in the United Nations.

Another reason is that Arabic is one of the oldest living languages in the world, and it is the origin of many languages. It has heavily influenced languages such as Spanish, Portuguese, Persian, Hindustani, Turkish, Malay, Urdu, Indonesian, Kurdish, Pashto, Swahili, Berber, Bengali and many others.

Arguably it is said that Arabic is one key origin of modern day languages. An indication of this is the fact that most Arabic native speakers are easily able to pronounce almost any sound in any language in the world.

On the other hand many non-Arabic natives have a hard time pronouncing some Arabic letters and sounds which are not available in their native languages (for example the letter Dhad in Arabic is not used in any other language in the world, and the Arabic language is sometimes called the language of the Dhad).

For thousands of years minor changes were made to the Arabic language and it was appropriate for every era throughout the countless civilizations that used it as their native language. In fact, Arabic has a great influence in most of the languages in our present times.

Maybe, the most obvious contribution of Arabic is developing and passing on the "Arabic numerals" (0,1,2,3..) to humanity, not to mention the numerous words with Arabic origins which are used today in most languages - Algorithm, Algebra, alcohol, coffee, zero, sugar and the list goes on.

Arabic was the international language of science, mathematics, culture, and philosophy during the middle Ages. Its contribution to the Western civilization as an infrastructure for development of science and medicine is enormous.
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Arabic Translation, Interpretation and transcription services


We provides Arabic Interpretation, Translation and Transcription Services in the areas of :-

Law, Administrative Hearings.

Mediation and Arbitration.

Localization, Internationalization

Technical IT Information Technology, Software Translation

Business meetings.

Conferences.

Medical Evaluation and Treatment.

Psychological evaluation and therapy, as well as Research Studies.

Translation -

English to Arabic translation is a core skill at Today Translations. Our translators have in-depth knowledge of Arabic nations such as Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Jordan. And, at Today Translations, we're as adept at English to Arabic translation as we are with Arabic English translation.
The right Arabic translator
finding the right Arabic translator is a matter of trust, expertise and accuracy. But there's something else. Passion. At Today Translations, we live and breathe language and are dedicated to international business. So whether you engage us for English to Arabic translation or Arabic to English, you get it all. A massive database of world-class linguists. A fast turnaround in more than 160 languages. And over 2000 clients.
But we take our English to Arabic translation further. Because we use a proven strategy.

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Testimonials

• March 21, 2011

  

  I found Ayad on craigslist when I was looking for a private tutor to help me learn Arabic. I work at a translation and localization firm, so the more languages you know (or at least have a basic understanding for) the better!
  
  Ayad is very patient, helpful and professional. He was able to help me define what it was that I am looking to accomplish with Arabic and to develop an appropriate learning plan accordingly. We now meet once a week and go over the weekly lessons. My pronunciation needs a lot of work, but he is patient and flexible.
  
  My schedule is often another challenge. I'm pretty busy most days of the week, but Ayad is very flexible and able to meet in different places on different days depending on what I can manage each week (a huge help to me!!)
  
  I know he also is a translator and interpreter and based on his mastery of the Arabic language and his proficiency in English, I don't doubt that he is excellent at translation and interpretation as well!

  – Tamaray

• March 18, 2011

  

  Ayad is an excellent instructor. He is obviously passionate about the Arabic language and intereste din sharing that passion. He is also exceptionally patient and willing to work with studyents until they get a word, grammar rule, or concept right.

  – Mark

• March 17, 2011

  

  Ayyad is a terrific instructor. Of the language instructors I have worked with, he is the best, most patient, and is also very effective! I hope to work with him more in the future.

  – Jake