Here's a great song to learn some Egyptian Arabic from. It's by Samira Said, and the song is called 'Aweeny Beek'.
Saying that there is or there isn't something in Egyptian Arabic is really straightforward and simple. Here's how.
Here you'll learn the numbers 1 to 20 in the Tunisian dialect of Arabic.
Today you’re going to learn how to use the word before in Egyptian Arabic.
Today you get to hear a Syrian woman pronounce all the different colors in her dialect.
This will give you a good idea of how people from Algeria say something will happen 'before' something else (either a noun or a verb).
Today you’re going to learn how to say you're happy, sad or angry in colloquial Sudanese Arabic.
Need to know how Levantine speakers say that there is or isn't something? Here you'll hear how they say it in Palestine.
Today you’re going to hear how to ask and say how old you are in Sudanese Arabic.
So you want to know how to put two things together and compare them in the Moroccan dialect?
This will show you exactly how Saudi speakers say that something will happen 'before' something else (both a noun and a verb).
A line-by-line breakdown of a Mashrou Leila song: the Levantine Arabic lyrics, their meaning, and the grammar and vocabulary points they teach.