In the upcoming video, I’ll be diving deeper into the intricacies of the Lebanese dialect. We’ll be exploring two new letters, Dal ‘د’ and Thal ‘ذ’, and their significance in our language. Not only that, but we’ll also be delving into the conjugation of the verb ‘I have’, a fundamental verb that’s frequently used in …
Conjugating ‘I Have’ in Lebanese and Introducing Dal and Thal 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 »
Greetings, my dear friends! In this lesson, we will be diving into the world of Lebanese greetings, specifically in the context of Christmas and New Year celebrations. You will learn how to greet someone in the Lebanese dialect, as well as the different expressions and customs used in these special occasions. I will also be …
Celebrating the Lebanese Way: A Guide to Traditional Holiday Greetings Read More »
Welcome to our series on Lebanese Arabic verb conjugation. In this lesson, we will be focusing on the verb “To Eat”. This lesson aims to simplify the process and make it less complicated for you. Transcript Hello! Today’s lesson is a practical example of Lebanese Arabic verb conjugation, focusing on the verb to eat. We …
Lebanese Arabic Verb Conjugation: Lesson 16 – “To Eat” Read More »
Hello everyone! It’s me again, and I’m excited to share another lesson with you. In this video, we’ll dive into the art of mingling in Lebanese Arabic. We’ll start with some basic introductions and questions you might use when meeting someone new. I know some of these questions might sound cliché, but trust me, they’re …
Lebanese Arabic 101: Mastering Mingling and Key Letters Read More »
