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Moshaya saysMon 9th Dec 13@09:15 pmand the link to the video clip of which the monologue was taken from is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tjWOvmH_SE8
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Amazing clip and lesson! I really enjoy these intermediate lessons because they are challenging with useful idiomatic expressions but not so much text that we get lost. So perfect balance of new grammar/vocab without overwhelming intermediate leathers!
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Also find it interesting there is a word for "behind the scenes" what is its origin? Moreover "on the air" translates literally in both languages. Fascinating
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@tomest05, it's great to see you active here and asking so many good questions :)
The Arabic word كواليس comes from the French word
Coulisse
the area behind the stage in a theatre
- the area at the back of a theatre
- long narrow passage from which doors open into rooms
- piece of side scenery or a space between two of these
- backstage area -
very interesting.have to review many times before grasping it all though.helps a lot in my progression
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can you explain the use of ما بدا in the second sentence please.thanks
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Intermediate - Fighting on air
December 9th, 2013 | 1 comment |
When a fight on air occurs during a discussion on a show about democracy it is bound to go viral. Tune in to hear a news report covering such an event with plenty of useful Arabic vocabulary for your brains to digest.
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