Bedtime stories in Arabic
Stories are translated into Modern Standard Arabic, shown right to left, and read by your device's Arabic voice.
Good night in Arabic
تصبح على خير
tuṣbiḥ ʿalā khayr
How it works
1Add your characters
Describe your child, a grandparent or the family pet in a few words.
2Get an original story
A calm, multi-chapter adventure written only for your family, in English first.
3Switch to Arabic
Pick Arabic on the story page. Every chapter is translated and read aloud, and you can flip back to English any time.
Bilingual bedtime, the easy way
Many families read the first chapter in English and the rest in Arabic, or replay a favourite in Arabic once the story is familiar. Names and the plot stay the same in both languages, so children follow along even while the new words are still settling in.
Questions
Are the stories written in Arabic, or translated?＋
Each story is written in English first, then the storyteller translates every chapter into Arabic, keeping names, the plot and the gentle tone. You can switch between English and Arabic on the story page at any time, which makes it easy to read bilingually.
How are Arabic stories read aloud?＋
By your device's built-in Arabic voice. Most phones and tablets include one; if yours doesn't, you can add it in your device's language settings, or read the translation aloud yourself.
Which plan includes Arabic?＋
Arabic is included on Plus and Family, along with every other language. Plus starts with a 7-day free trial.
Tonight, a story in Arabic
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