A doctor in scrubs taking a clinical history from an elderly patient in a hospital ward
MEDICAL ARABIC · EGYPTIAN · HEJAZI · KHALEEJI

Speak to your patients. Understand their answers. Practise before the ward.

TabibTalk teaches real clinical Arabic in Egyptian, Saudi (Hejazi) and Gulf (Khaleeji) dialects — so you can take a history on the ward, not memorise it from a textbook.

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Live Ward Scenario
58-year-old patient · Abdominal pain
بطني بتوجعني من امبارح.
Batni betwaga3ni men embare7.
“My stomach has been hurting since yesterday.”
Egyptian Arabic
AI Patient

Don't just memorise Arabic.
Take a history.

TabibTalk's AI patient simulates a real clinical consultation in your chosen dialect. Ask questions, interpret answers, and build fluency through practice — not rote learning. Eight systems. Dozens of presentations. All in the Arabic your patients actually speak.

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Specialty Explorer

Every specialty.
The clinical Arabic you’ll actually use.

Select a specialty and see how TabibTalk teaches the words patients say — in the dialect you need.

58-year-old patient · Chest pain
Doctor asks
Do you have any pain in your chest?
عندك ألم في صدرك؟
3andak alam fi sadrak?
Patient replies
“Yes, it started an hour ago and spreads to my left arm.”
آه، بدأ من ساعة وبيتمد لدراعي الشمال.
Ah, bada men sa3a wi biyetmad le-dra3i el-shimal.
Everything you need

A complete clinical Arabic toolkit.

Built for medical students who need to communicate, not just translate.

Native Audio

Hear every phrase spoken in Egyptian Arabic and English. Learn how real patients actually sound — not how a textbook thinks they do.

AI Patient

Simulate a full bedside history with an AI patient who responds in your chosen dialect — from presenting complaint to systems review.

Structured Courses

17+ medical subjects — from cardiology to paediatrics — each taught with the vocabulary and phrases you’ll use in that specialty.

Flashcards & Spaced Repetition

Clinically relevant phrases surfaced at exactly the right time. Review what you need, not everything all at once.

Quiz & Question Bank

Test your comprehension with clinical scenario questions — exam-style practice in the language of the clinic.

Franco Made Simple

Learn Arabizi — Arabic in Latin letters — with a dedicated lesson built around the number substitutions every medical student needs.

By the numbers

Clinical Arabic, built for the ward.

Every figure is a real part of the TabibTalk curriculum.

17+
Medical subjects covered
3
Dialects Egyptian, Hejazi, Khaleeji
3
Scripts Arabic, Franco, English
1
Goal Be understood by your patients

Your next patient won’t speak
from a textbook.

Learn the Arabic you’ll actually hear on the ward — in the dialect your patients speak.

Start with Egyptian → Saudi (Hejazi) → Gulf (Khaleeji) →
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