I wanted to give you a quick update on what's been happening with TalkInArabic.com project as it's now been up for a few weeks.
There are various ways to tell someone you can or can't do something in Egyptian Arabic. In this example, the native speaker uses the verb to know to talk about ability (in other words, 'I know how to...').
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.
Today you’re going to learn how to use the word before in Egyptian Arabic.
A line-by-line breakdown of a Mashrou Leila song: the Levantine Arabic lyrics, their meaning, and the grammar and vocabulary points they teach.
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.
So you want to know the three most basic and essential expressions in Egyptian Arabic? Take a listen...
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.
Today you’re going to hear how to ask and tell the time in Egyptian Arabic.
Today you’re going to learn how to say that something looks like something in Egyptian Arabic.
Today you’re going to learn how to use basic prepositions in colloquial Egyptian Arabic.