Quick Facts About LIQAA
Liqaa
( Arabic: ﻟِﻘَﺎﺀ ) / liqaːʔ /
noun - masculine singular
1. A meeting, gathering or get-together; can refer to physical or metaphorical encounters.
2. Used in the farewell expression إلى اللقاء /ʾila al-liqā/ and translates to “until we meet again”.
3. Liqaa by Hebah: A space for language and culture enthusiasts to learn, explore, connect, and grow together.
Personalized Language Learning.
Connect with Others, Discover New Cultures, and Reach Your Language Goals.
The Philosophy behind
Liqaa: Love. Live. Language.
LOVE
Embrace the joy of learning a language and culture.
Learn to love and enjoy the journey of learning a new language and exploring a different culture.
LIVE
Integrate the language into your life and immerse in the culture.
Make the language a vibrant part of your everyday experiences and immerse yourself fully in its culture and history.
LANGUAGE
Connect deeply with the world.
Use language to express yourself authentically and form meaningful connections across diverse backgrounds.
Liqaa's Logo: Embracing Diversity and Connection
Why the "L" is Essential to the Logo
It represents the core values and philosophy behind Liqaa by Hebah:
- Liqaa (Arabic: لقاء, “meeting” or “encounter”) – the essence of connection.
- Love. Live. Language – the philosophy behind Liqaa by Hebah.
- Learn – the driving force behind everything we do.
- Lisan (Arabic: لسان, “tongue”; Turkish: “tongue” / “language”) – communication as our ultimate goal.
- Loogha (Arabic: لغة, “language”) – the foundation of our mission.
What Hebah says about the Logo:
“When designing Liqaa’s logo, I chose the Arabic and Latin scripts to reflect my bilingual upbringing shaped by two completely different languages—Arabic and German–and two completely different cultures–Egyptian and Austrian. This personal connection underscores Liqaa’s mission to celebrate diversity and promote cultural exchange through language learning. The intertwined “L” visually connects these two languages and cultures, embodying Liqaa’s spirit of uniting different backgrounds to create a richer, more interconnected world.”