Arabic Blog
Transliteration and texting in Arabic – Why so many numbers?
Why Arabic texting is full of numbers: how the Arabizi transliteration system uses Latin letters and digits like 3, 7 and 2 to write colloquial Arabic.
How to say "about" or "approximately" in Algerian Arabic
Today you’re going to learn how to say about or approximately in colloquial Algerian Arabic.
How To Ask And Say What Date It Is In Algerian Arabic
Today you’re going to hear how to ask and say what date it is in Algerian Arabic.
Basic greetings in Algerian Arabic
Today you’re going to hear some very basic salutations in Algerian Arabic.
Basic greetings and salutations in Egyptian Arabic
So you want to know the three most basic and essential expressions in Egyptian Arabic? Take a listen...
Days of the week in Iraqi Arabic
Today you’re going to hear how to say the days of the week in Iraqi Arabic.
How to say something looks like something in Algerian Arabic
Today you’re going to learn how to say that something looks like something in Algerian Arabic.
Talking about your intentions (نية) in spoken Arabic
How to talk about your intentions in spoken Arabic: the everyday "want" construction, its past tense, and the past-plus-future form, with Egyptian examples.
How to ask and tell the time in Egyptian Arabic
Today you’re going to hear how to ask and tell the time in Egyptian Arabic.
How to say that you have to or need to do something in Iraqi Arabic (have to + verb)
Today you’re going to hear how to say that you have to or need to do something (have to + verb) in Iraqi Arabic.
How to say 'never', 'sometimes', 'often' and 'always' in Levantine Arabic
Today you’re going to learn how to use four adverbs of frequency in colloquial Levantine Arabic.
How to say "I think" in Levantine Arabic
Today you're going to hear how to say I think in Levantine Arabic.