if you are in Lebanon and you want to practice some sports ill give you a name of a place when you can benefit of many sports activities! so yesterday i was in SPRING HILLS Ain Saadeh (suburb located in the pine-forested hills, northeast of the capital Beirut in Lebanon. it’a about 10 km away from Beirut at a latitude raging […]
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– can you help me: fik tseedneh (for a man) / fike tseedineh (for a woman) – please help me: oomol maaroud seedneh (for a man) / eemeleh maarouf seedineh (for a woman) – where am i: ana wein – how can i go: kif fineh rouh – where can i find a cap: wein
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start your Sunday by listening to Feyrouz, even if you don’t know Arabic just listen to her magical voice and the lovely rhythm..today i chose to translate this song: KIFAK ENTA. it’s in the lebanese dialect written and composed by her genius son Ziad el Rahbani… so perfect for you to learn new words! – btezkour akhir marra cheftak
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i was starving so i ate “tawouk’” sandwich: tawouk means chicken in Turkish and shish means the stick where you stuff your barbecue. tawouk is very famous here and very delicious! traditionally it came from turkey i guess and you can find it in the Lebanese, Syrian, Egyptians and iraqi cuisine..we eat it with garlic in a sandwich
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In this video, we’re embarking on a unique journey through the vibrant streets of Beirut, specifically focusing on shopping! You’ll learn not just words but the cultural nuances of shopping in Lebanon. From the casual attire like “2amees” (shirt) and “pantalon” (pants), to more specific items like “scarbeeneh” (high heels) and “3wayneit” (glasses), we’re covering
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