LEBANESE ARABIC COURSES-LEVANTINE ARABIC LESSON-BACK TO THE OFFICE

[@bertdeboer83]

My Arabic is progressing with these helpful video's. Thank you!

[@GlobetrotwithArabic]

Thank you so much🥰Happy about that!

[@usi1988]

Chaghig, thank you very much. You are just an amazing teacher, making everything easier!

[@GlobetrotwithArabic]

Thank you🥰

[@christianegemayel5385]

I am listening

[@popwittenino7411]

If you can signify sample lesson videos for each level, it will facilitate students to choose their level. For example this video is for general 2, and so on.

[@avwel3827]

Nice!!!Thank you!❤ My level 😀

[@GlobetrotwithArabic]

Thank you😋

[@starnejme6902]

Thank you.

[@GlobetrotwithArabic]

you’re welcome☺️

[@carlotaprevot]

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[@GlobetrotwithArabic]

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[@literallyhomeless1043]

I knew of the different dialects, they were written in my textbooks. I learned I think the Arabic of the Quran. Very traditional. Idk if there are many places that speak in this way and so the Levantine looks like a good choice. Particularly because you popped up so its like a sign you could say. It's just that I'm a little thrown off from little things like illa meaning go to where hear you have just the 3. kinda threw me off among other things

[@GlobetrotwithArabic]

😊I didn’t understand. would you explain once more what throws you off?

[@literallyhomeless1043]

@@GlobetrotwithArabic there are words that are connectors, like "with" or "to" and they appear different here than they did in the Arabic I had learned. at least from or "min" is the same.

[@literallyhomeless1043]

@@GlobetrotwithArabic I mean I only took two courses and feel like I barely know the language so I may have not learned something that is in the very same dialect I was taught. I know that Levantine was not the dialect I learned though

[@GlobetrotwithArabic]

@@literallyhomeless1043 Yes there will be lots of differences😊which is ok. These are things you get used to over time.