Arabic Blog
Learn Arabic From Jannat: Kelmet Ba7ebak
Here's a short live performance Jannat gave during an interview (a snippet of the song Kelmet Ba7ebak).
How to say something was happening in the past in Sudanese Arabic
Today you’re going to hear how to say something was happening in the past in Sudanese Arabic.
How to talk about past actions in Sudanese Arabic
In this lesson you’ll learn how to use the simple past tense in Sudanese Arabic.
How to say you want or don't want something in Tunisian Arabic
Here you'll get to to hear how Tunisian native speakers say they want or don't want something.
Talking about future actions in Sudanese Arabic
Today you’re going to hear how to talk about future actions in Sudanese Arabic.
TalkInArabic.com: January 2015 update
Here's a quick update on what's been happening with TalkInArabic.com.
How to say you want or don't want something in Sudanese Arabic
Here you'll get to to hear how Sudanese native speakers say they want or don't want something.
A slightly more slang way to say "almost" in Egyptian Arabic
Here you'll hear two common (yet not literal) ways that Egyptians say 'almost'. Check the lesson notes for an explanation of the two terms.
Tunisian Arabic: How's the weather?
Here you'll get to listen to a local from the city of Tunis ask and describe the weather in his dialect.
How to say that something is the most or greatest in Sudanese Arabic (superlatives)
Today you're going to hear how to say that something is the most or the greatest in Sudanese Arabic (superlatives).
One way that Saudi speakers say they can or can't do something
Today you’re going to hear how Saudi Arabic speakers say they or can't do something.
How Saudi speakers say there is or isn't something
If you ever want to tell a person in Saudi Arabia that there is or isn't something, here's how you can do it.