Intermediate - Street fundraising

Excellent, thanks - I still need the audio transcripts to fully understand the intermediate dialogues, but I'm progressing, slowly but surely. Keep it up, guys!

Hi Guys,

I really appreciate all your work. This is a great website; I have learned a lot. I just want to make a suggestion for some future lessons. Perhaps you could do some lessons on various dialogues between parents and their children. Try to think about some things that parents say to their kids each day and make some lessons about them. This would be a good way to build basic vocabulary and to learn the way children do. Keep up the great work!

@Bri - I suppose you may already be aware of them and perhaps are seeking more sophisticated dialogues, but just for clarification on your suggestion there are a number of beginner lessons focusing on what may be said between parents/relatives and children such as: Auntie Is Coming, Where Are My Glasses, Wake Up!, Sweets & Chocolate, Exam Results, I Want a Piece, Don't Touch That, Tickle Me, Baby Talk: Be Careful, Going to Bed, and Mother's Name. These are all good and memorable lessons.

درس جيد و شكرا

انا اعطي نسبة مالي الى العمل الحيري شهريا ولاكن ارفض ان اتخدث مع الاشخاص الذين يجمعون التبرعات في الشارع عشان ليس اسلوبهم مادبا

@pdhbagel, very good, and I understood everything you wrote. Just a few corrections

نسبة من مالي
عشان اسلوبهم مو مؤدب
لأن اسلوبهم غير مؤدب

Because 3ashaan is a colloquial word that is not used in classical at all, it can sound weird if you mix it with a very classical word not used much in colloquial like Laysa.

wheres the downloadable diaglougues, i noticed you have some podcasts but not all

@feroz13, We started introducing the downloadable dialogues from podcast 500, we still have to go through the old podcasts and add them on there as well. Sorry about this