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Desmond saysWed 16th Dec 09@12:36 amWhen I proposed this topic on 22 November Ehab immediately took up my suggestion. I'm pleasantly surprised by the speed with which the podcast has been produced. The sophisticated and highly idiomatic language of the Arabic text poses intricate and thought-provoking translation problems.
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thanks a lot desmond...you do contribute a lot in this site....may god bless you.
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Looks like there is no diff between the PDF transcript and the Audio transcript...??? No???
Great site! Love these podcasts and the colloquial educational banter within-priceless.
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Miisha, Audio transcripts have the actual audio associated with each line of the script. Once you open the PDF file click on the green speaker button next to each Arabic line so you can hear the audio, this should improve your listening skill as well as reading skill at the same time.
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Ehab - please explain why on the transcript is there an alif hamza at the beginning of every line by one of the speakers. -- Charles
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Oh, this is just an indicator to say who is talking. It is like saying in English: Person A said something then person B answered.
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Shukran! And shukran for the three lower intermediate lessons - nice Christmas present for us.
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Hi Miisha lau sama7t lismak mishraim am Miisha ?
Lower Intermediate - Perpetual charity
December 15th, 2009 | 1 comment |
Have you have heard of the term 'Ongoing Charity'? It's quite common in the Arabic culture and it means putting money towards a charity on a long-term basis. For example, donations to schools, agriculture, accommodation, or even websites that benefit people, is considered perpetual charity. Tune in to the lesson to hear a common dialogue on this theme full of culturally rich phrases.
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