Egyptian Colloquial Arabic (ECA) or Ammeya

•  Use Egyptian colloquial when they are introducing themselves and getting acquainted with others.
  
•  Learn the alphabet as a step toward reading short sentences (to be able to read the names of the streets and jobs).

• In a taxi.
• In a pharmacy.
  
• In a clinic.
  
• On a trip.
  
• To tell the time.
  
• To buy a newspaper or a magazine.
  
• To go shopping.
  
  

• Buying cinema or theater tickets.
• Booking a room in a hotel.
  
• Using means of transportation.
  
• Making bank transactions.
  
• Buying office supplies from a library,
  
• Making job interviews.
  
• Reporting a problem to the police.

       Level Four:

At the end of this level, students should be able to:

•  Describe the appearance and the behavior of different people.
  
•  Describe places and clothes.
  
•  Give his opinion about things (which he likes or dislike does not like, giving reasons).
  
  Level Five:
  
• In this level, students learn to:
  
• Describe a personal experience.
  
• Give his opinion about a certain event.
  
• Be familiar with expressions used in a various situations.
  
• Be familiar with compound sentences.
  
• Be familiar with meanings of the body gestures in the Egyptian culture.
  
  

        Level Six:

• In this level, student will be able to:
  
• Discuss the cultural foundations of the Arabic language, being familiar with Arabic
  
• proverbs and most common expressions.
  
• Be familiar with many famous artists, politicians, elites, scientists, and sportsmen
  
• in Egypt (both historical and contemporary figures).
  
• Discuss the characteristics of important cultural sites in Egypt.