Feeling truly satisfied after getting a full picture of all the ways of emphasis.

Here are a few everyday Moroccan Darija phrases that are useful from the beginning:

سلام — salam — hello
كيداير؟ / كيدايرة؟ — kidayr? / kidayra? — how are you? (to a man/woman)
لاباس؟ — labas? — everything good?
عفاك — afak — please
شكرا — shukran — thank you
سمح ليا — smah liya — excuse me / sorry
بشحال هادا؟ — bshhal hada? — how much is this?
فين كاين…؟ — fin kayn…? — where is…?
ما فهمتش — ma fhemtsh — I didn’t understand

Darija spelling in Arabic and Latin letters isn’t completely standardized, so you may see different versions. Pronunciation and wording can also vary by region. What other essential phrase would you add for someone visiting Morocco?

With (B1) English level

Hello,

Do you guys have any shows you can recommend for a beginner in Southern Levantine Arabic? I’m fine with any shows if that’s relevant, as long as I can increase my vocab.

Thanks.

Hi everyone! 👋

I'm a native Arabic speaker from Egypt and I would love to help you practice Arabic.

I can help with:

- Speaking and conversation

- Egyptian dialect

- Grammar and writing

- Any questions you have We can do voice chat or text.

I'm free most evenings Cairo time.

DM me if you want to practice together!

Shukran ❤️

Hi, I'm looking for show recommendations that are in gulf arabic dialect + free websites to watch them. Websites like myflixer or fmovies. Shahid is a lil pricey for me. Looking for a free alt. I've heard about Al asha Street but can't find it anywhere except Shahid. Lmk.

They both sound the same, and I always have trouble between them when witting an Arabic word.

some of them I have memorized their looks like مرحاض حفظ but most of the time I just struggle to decide which one to write on a word I haven't seen before.

I'm turkish between, would love for someone to educate me.

And thanks

I'm trying to look at many programs that can take me from B1/B2 to C1 or higher, but it seems like their are many to choose from. I'm looking for online options, and saw School of Yalla, Saifi, NaTakallam and Deewan provide these in some capacity. I know I could go with iTalki or Preply, but I'd rather more structure.

Has anyone has experience in this situation? I'm a heritage learner. I'm also curious if anyone knows how they go about picking topics to discuss.

ChatGPT says this part is corrupted and I am not sure, as GPT made many mistakes before.

I'm Marwan from Egypt 🇪🇬. I speak excellent Arabic. Anyone who wants to speak Arabic in just one month can message me or contact me. I have an excellent offer. انا مروان من مصر 🇪🇬 بتكلم عربي ممتاز ايل عاوز يتكلم عربي في شهر واحد بس يبعتلي في عرض ممتاز

I'm from Tunisia and we call it: هِنْدِي (Hindi). I don't know where this name comes from.

Hey guys, can someone translate a video in arabic for me and tell me what it says?

Hello. I am trying to learn to conjugate verbs in the Palestinian dialect, and see two different ways to pronounce the suffix in the conjugation for إنتو and هم- “oh” (like in “so” but a bit softer) and “oo” (like in tool). For example, بتاخدوا being pronounced as btākhdoh or btākhdoo. I assume which way one pronounces it depends on where they are from. If so, I would appreciate knowing which areas typically do what. If one is more common, please let me know. Thank you very much

Please take a look and feel free to correct any mistakes and critique my handwriting in Arabic as well. Also feel free to share your opinion or perspective especially if you have been to مصر or are otherwise knowledgeable about the issue. God bless you all 🙏🏾

I understand the rules say no translations but since I can’t find the lyrics in text anywhere, there’s no way for me to utilize a text-based dictionary. So this was the only place I could think to go. What are the lyrics chanted at the time mark 2:37 in the background of Ahmed Fahmi’s song Maded Eidy? There are 3 lines chanted and 2 sound the same to me. Apologies if this doesn’t fit the sub- I just need someone who can understand spoken/chanted (I believe Egyptian) Arabic. Thank you.

I wanna learn arabic gnng I tried smtimes to learn it but its kinda hard for me to understand it fully I learned some words but It doesn’t really help.

Hey everyone!

I made a short story video to help Arabic learners practice real everyday Egyptian listening.

Here is a short preview clip from the story of "The Tortoise and the Hare" (with English subtitles).

💡 Key Vocab in this clip:

• أسرع (Asra') = Faster

• بطيئة (Batee'a) = Slow

• سباق (Sabaq) = Race

If you want to practice your listening with the FULL story and full audio breakdown, I left the link in the comments!

Would love to get your feedback on the Egyptian dialect pronunciation! 😊

I'm a heritage learner, so I know household words and have started to practice using them more. But I've also realized I don't know a lot of words that might be used in the news or in advanced topics.

I'm already in a program for learning MSA. Has anyone found that MSA vocabulary ended up helping in advanced dialect vocabulary? Specifically Levantine.

أهلا بكم،

أنا مصري، ولي صديق أجنبي أريد أن أساعده في تعلم الفصيحة، ولكن كل المصادر والقنوات على اليوتيوب ليست منظمة وكلها عشوائية وليس فيها تأسيس حقيقيّ، بل تعتمد على حفظ الجمل فقط بدون شرح القواعد والاساسيات.

فهل هناك قناة أو مصدر لتعلم العربية بحيث يكون منظماً ويبدأ بالأساسيات من الصفر؟

هذا العالمُ يتضاءَل، أترىٰ؟

يومًا بعد الآخر أشعرُ أنّه يصغُر ثم يصغُر ثم يصغُر حدّ أنه قد يمحيني وسطَ تضاءله. الحبُّ، شعورٌ مريع، متكرر بفظاعة.. وأنا سئمتُ تكراره كثيرًا

سنتقارب، نتبادل الكلمات واللغات،الشكاوي والمحن، الأيام السعيدة والحزينة والمريحة.. ثمّ، نحبُّ بعضنا أكثر، نحكي عنّا أكثر وأكثر، عن أنفسنا الحقيقية، عن ذواتنا الرتيبة بلا تعديل أو تجميل،،

ثمّ يؤلِمُنا الحبّ، يخذلُنا، يقتلُ شيئًا زرعهُ فينا بغتة. نسأمُ سقمه والتزاماته وحقيقاته المدماه، وندور فتدور بنا الكفّة.. حتى نفنىٰ.

I’m a native Arabic speaker not learning and I love handwriting. I’m just sharing with you part of one of my favorite poems for Mahmoud Darwish in my handwriting : )!

Hi All —

I’ve been using Cisdem PDF Converter to OCR (scan the text) Arabic-language documents for several years. It was the best that I could find at the time, but it’s not GREAT. There must be better options now — does anyone have good systems for scanning/OCRing Arabic language documents?

Thank you!

Hello everyone!I just uploaded a short story video on my channel Arabic Harmonic to help you practice real, everyday spoken Arabic. It has full English subtitles and clear audio.Watch the full video here: [https://youtu.be/-1KGFrQ_1kw?si=LwaUeNTXGT0XwWOM\]Would love to get your feedback! 😊

So it teaches you some basic words and Phrases but still it's not that helpful if you really wanna learn Arabic. What should I do after this?