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As an Intermediate learner you can follow Arabic conversations, but still need work on broadening vocabulary and picking up more key expressions. The teacher, usually Ehab, speaks entirely in Arabic. Whereas the other host, usually Mohamed, offers key explanations in English. This is the ideal level to help you progress and improve your Arabic skills to a point where you can participate in longer, meaningful conversations.
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The dialogue in today's lesson is based on a real conversation when one person wanted to arrange to meet his friend in London or Paris. If you have a friend that you want to visit in any part of the w...
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We hope to help you become more familiar with Arabic handwriting in this lesson as we go through some Arabic cartoons. Arabic cartoons that usually appear in newspapers and magazines are mostly collo...
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In today's lesson we go through a weather forecast clip taken from an Arabic channel. As well as telling the weather, the clip also shares some insight into the Arabic culture and the way some people ...
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We go through a beautiful supplication sent to us by one of our listeners. Prayer supplications are usually simple and easy to remember. The one in today's lesson is no exception, it contains plenty o...
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The grammatical rules for pronouncing numbers in Arabic can seem complicated. For example, the numbers might have to be masculine or feminine depending on the object we're counting. We deemed it fit t...
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The guy in today's lesson is baffled by three questions. Although the questions are common and often asked, there doesn't seem to be a straightforward answer to any of them. However, he finally finds ...
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In Arabic culture, it is not uncommon to see neighbours sharing mutual respect and love. If you're lucky enough to have a good neighbour, you can expect cooked food to be delivered occasionally and a ...
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We discuss the subject of tanween further, particularly concerning the rules on adding tanween to various structures of a word. Sometimes, you might have to add an additional letter to the word to acc...
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In our quest to teach you everything there is in Arabic, we come to a point where it's time to teach you how to write cheques (After all, how else would you make a large donation to the website?). Thi...
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We have an interesting lesson today where we focus on the Iraqi dialect. Some of the words in the lesson are used solely in Iraq but when you study other words in more detail, you will find that they ...
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For all you astronomy geeks out there, this is your lesson! We go through a conversation between a teacher and his student about the solar system. By the end of the lesson you should know the Arabic n...
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Today we go through some lyrics of a song. The song was dedicated to the singer's daughter, so as you can imagine there is plenty of complicated but useful vocabulary. However, in lyrics there's often...
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