Need to know how Levantine speakers say that there is or isn't something?

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Asma Wahba

Need to know how Levantine speakers say that there is or isn't something?

Need to know how Levantine speakers say that there is or isn’t something?

Here you’ll hear how they say it in Palestine.

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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This content was contributed by a native Arabic speaker of Palestine and produced by Talk In Arabic.com.

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