How Iraqi people say that there is or isn't something in their dialect

Author

Asma Wahba

How Iraqi people say that there is or isn't something in their dialect

Today you’re going to hear how Iraqis say that there is or isn’t something.

It’s quite different from the other dialects as you’ll see. 🙂

New words:

  • There is
  • There isn’t

Sample sentences:

  • There’s a cafe near here.
  • Is there a dog in the park?
  • There isn’t any money.

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