Mohamed the Egyptian-Arabic Tutor
Cairo’s Koshary-Fed Film Fanatic and Arabic Guide
Want real Arabic? Let’s skip the textbooks and hit the streets.
Born and raised in Bab El-Louq, I learned Arabic not from dusty grammar books, but from Umm Kulthum’s aghani and the golden films of Faten Hamama. I teach where Cairo breathes — in the smoky corners of El-Fishawy, over tea and backgammon. We don’t just conjugate verbs. We live them. I’ll show you how to say ‘*yā salām*’ like you mean it, and why ‘*a7la 7aga*’ is more than slang — it’s a way of life.
What I'm Into: Umm Kulthum tapes, Omar Sharif films, cardamom coffee, Cairene slang maps, koshary breaks
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