In this video, I dive into the heart of Lebanese culture by exploring the terms we use to describe our family members. As the sun blazes outside, reaching temperatures of up to 40 degrees, we’ll stay indoors and navigate the intricate web of familial terms in the Lebanese dialect. From the basics like “mother” and […]
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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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Prepositions in Arabic, as well as connectors, are not always used in the same way as in English. “To” for example can have different meanings, and therefore be translated to two different words in Lebanese. We’ll try to cover most things in this lesson, but don’t worry, you will learn how to use all the
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Listen to a few practical sentences that help you learn Lebanese Arabic. In this lesson you will learn practical everyday sentences you might need to use around Lebanese people, like “Good morning”, “Good evening”, and asking “How are you?”. Transcript: Hello! It’s a regular day, nothing special, so it’s perfect to teach you everyday sentences.Let’s
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If you are staying for a long period in Lebanon, I’m sure you will be looking to rent an apartment. So to make this process easier for you, I thought about making a lesson about how to rent an apartment in Lebanese Arabic, or more accurately, how to look for one. Transcript: Hello guys, and
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