Hello guys, how are you? Today we have a special guest, Nour (which means “light”), who is going to sing some classic Lebanese childhood songs that everyone knows and loves. These are songs that many Lebanese and other Arab children grow up with. Let’s listen to the first song, 3ammi Bou Mass3oud! Song 1: 3ammi […]
Lebanese Kids’ Songs with Nour (3ammi Bou Mass3oud) Read More »
In this upcoming lesson, we’re diving into the intricacies of language techniques, focusing on mastering the pronunciation of the challenging “Khaa’” (خ) letter. Many cultures find this particular sound tricky, as it doesn’t exist in their native alphabets. To help us navigate through this, we’ve invited a special guest, Daniela Abboud, a professional speech therapist,
Speak Like a Native: Demystifying the ‘Khaa’ (خ) Sound in Arabic Read More »
In this video, I find myself at a friend’s house, dealing with a bit of a situation as one of our buddies is under the weather, caught by the flu and coughing incessantly. To lend a helping hand, I decide to whip up a special, wintery drink that I believe will do wonders to revitalize
Soothing a Flu with a Lebanese Twist: A Wintery Drink Recipe Read More »
In this video, I’ll be taking you on a culinary journey right from my kitchen. We’ll delve into the delicious world of Lebanese cuisine, exploring the traditional dish of Mdardara paired with a refreshing cabbage salad. But that’s not all! As we savor these flavors, I’ll also introduce you to some essential Arabic words and
Taste and Text: Savoring Mdardara While Learning Arabic Letters Read More »
it’s related to the last video title: learn Arabic Lebanese (kid poems). here you can read what the girls are saying.. i will not translate waiting for your answers 🙂 من يرحمني؟ man yarhamouni? سار حمار وسط الحارة / sar himaron wosta al haraصادف فوق الجسر حمارة
