Arabic Blog
Middle East Deserts: A List Of The Most Popular Deserts
Want to visit the best deserts of the Middle East and North Africa? In this list, I'll share the most popular deserts with you.
Talking about certainty in Saudi Arabic
Talking about certainty (being sure about something) in Saudi Arabic is very straightforward. Here you'll hear a Saudi (Najdi) native speaker demonstrate how it's done.
How to say something looks like something else in Tunisian Arabic
Today you’re going to learn how to say that something looks like something else in Tunisian Arabic.
How to ask for opinions in Saudi Arabic
Today you'll hear and learn how to ask a person for their opinion about something in Saudi Arabic (Najdi).
Conditional (If) Sentences in Sudanese Arabic
Today you'll hear how Sudanese native speakers use conditional sentences (using the word if).
TalkInArabic.com: March 2015 update
TalkInArabic.com has come a long way since late last year when it was announced in development.
How to say "more" and "less" in Egyptian Arabic
In this lesson you'll hear and learn how to compare the quantity or amount of things using 'more' and 'less'.
Saudi Arabic: Saying something was "supposed to" happen
Saying that something was supposed to, intended to and meant to happen but didn't in Saudi Arabic is very simple and straightforward. Listen to this native Najdi speaker demonstrate how it's done.
How to say "even if" and "even though" in Egyptian Arabic
Today you’re going to learn how to say 'even if' and 'even though' in Egyptian Arabic.
Passive verbs in Sudanese Arabic
In this lesson you'll hear how Sudanese native speakers use the passive tense in their dialect.
When Is Qaf Actually Pronounced As A Qaf? (Arabic)
Here I’ve compiled a list of some common words in Egyptian Arabic that retain the ق to spare you the embarrassment of repeated overcorrections.
How to talk about present actions in Sudanese Arabic
Today you’re going to hear how to talk about present actions in Sudanese Arabic.