Learn Arabic with ArabicPod101.com. Thank you for joining us, as we’re just getting started here at ArabicPod101.com! We have lots of lessons coming up, but to start we’re taking things slow. Over the coming weeks we’ll be moving into full production mode. So now is the perfect time to get started with ArabicPod101.com!
Stop by and say hi to Mounia!
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We’re almost there! Thank you for stopping by! Where are you accessing the site from?
We’re in Casablanca, Morocco!
Mounia, great job on getting this together. Really looking forward to hearing these lessons (have a few friends that cant wait to hear what you have lined up!)
Best wishes!
Charles
Listening from Canada.
I’m so very excited for these lessons! I’ve been kept from all of the other Pod101 lessons with learning the Arabic script, but I think I’ve got a handle of it just in time.
Thank you for this!
Alec
Hello Alec!
Thank you for the great comment! We can’t wait to grow the site together!
We have some really interesting ways to teach the script, so please stay tuned!
Thank you again for listening!
-Team ArabicPod101.com
Congrats to Mounia and the whole ArabicPod101.com Team!
Welcome to the family.
Congratulazioni
Congratulations
I love the image banner
Marco
Excellent (????? )!
The site is beautiful. I can’t wait for the material to start rolling out! And it’s just in time for summer. This is just the thing to get us between semesters.
Commenting from Seoul, Korea !
Congratulations!!!!!! Looking forward to the lessons! Great Job!!
Salaam-alaykum! I:m in Shanghai in the PR of C!
There’s a Lebanese restaurant around the corner, I can’t wait to go and say hi to everyone in Arabic.
Thank you for providing ArabicPod101. I have been waiting to learn Arabic by podcast for quite some time and now it has finally arrived. Can’t wait to start with the first lessons. Good luck for the ArabicPod101 team.
Best wishes from Germany
Hello!!
Congratulations!!! The site is really beautiful (you really got an amazing top banner!!) and the intro song is also very nice.
I’ve got my hands full with other languages now, I don’t know if I’ll be able to follow all the lessons, but I have to admit Arabic is a really fascinating language for me.
I’ll be looking forward to the culture classes, too.
Regards from Brazil
No, I don’t speak Arabic. I am listening from Melbourne, Australia. I know a lady who is from Egypt. She said that Arabic is hard to learn but I would love to take a stab at learning it. I would love to say thank you to everyone who works at all the POD101 shows. I really appreciate it and so do a lot of other people as well. Thank you! Merci! Danke! Grazie! Gracias! ??????????! ?????!
…and of course…
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In recent times Arabic seems like a good language to know, its in the news all the time. I am excited as Arabic has always interested me.
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I also like the banner graphics. Looking forward to your lessons!
كيف حالكما؟
We just fixed a little bug that kept arabic appear as ???
Thank you so much for starting ArabicPod101.com! I have started learning Arabic using other self-study programs, but I believe that podcasts will be helping me so much in becoming conversational!
I have been waiting for this site to manifest itself as a reality. Thank you all at arabicpod101.com for your hard work. It has been a wish of mine to learn Arabic…I hope this site will make that wish come true…Arabic is a beautiful language, & when you open the door to its culture, literature, & the beautiful people that speak the language, you see transported to an ancient world of beauty (& delicious food). Inshallah we will all be fluent speakers, best wishes to all!
It’s really amazing to see all this people longing to study Arabic.
Gosh, I’ll have to try to find some time in my schedule to try this language, too.
Looking forward to the first lesson!!!
It’s awesome that you were able to fix the encoding problem. Now we can post and read messages in Arabic!
I like Arabic a lot, it is so exciting to see Arabicpod101 launch. I like the header of Apod101, it is the most beautiful one among all the pod101 series. Looking forward to see your first lesson.
Hello, Mounia. I’m so thrilled to see that this service is up and running. I’m an American living in Japan, and I’m currently studying Japanese with your sister site Japanesepod101. I’ve got lots of catching up to do there, but once my Japanese is to a point where everyday life can take over for formal lessons, it’s straight back here to feed my Broca’s Area.
Good luck!
Congratulations!
Listening from the Dominican Republic!
Hello, I’m a subscriber at JapanesePod101.com and found out that Arabic.com just launched!
Listening from Macau SAR! Keep up the good work! I’m really interested to know more about Arabic cultures and its language!
I’m writing from Québec, Canada. Sounds promising right from the outset. As I’ll soon be retired, I’ll be able to dedicate myself to studying both Japanese and Arabic simultaneously (well, alternatively, of course
). I’m glad to hear we will hear several dialects at times, although I assume you’ll direct our attention more on the Moroccan dialect first. I assume the written language will point to the more classical form of Arabic. Come to talk of it, will the dialect be written with Arabic script or will it come in transliteration only? All in all, I’m looking forward to studying with you Mounia (what a wonderful voice you have!) and all your team. Your enthusiasm is already very communicative, much in the way we hear with the Japanese team. Good luck and let’s have fun together building world peace by learning each other’s languages and cultures. إلى اللقاء
Oops!
I failed to mention Shama’s wonderful voice too! (Hopefully I did not misspelled your name). And I suppose masculine voices will be heard too, either as guest speakers or regular hosts. Thank you in advance for all your dedication to make this program a winner.
Thanks for all the encouragement guys! It really helps keep us moving. We will be presenting BOTH the Arabic script AND a transliteration in the PDF. And for the premium members…. well, all I can say right now is Wow, we’ve got some awesome stuff prepared for you.
Talk about right on time! I was already jazzed by the great Japanese classes, but I am currently gearing up for a job in the Middle East, and I was longing for a course that could make Arabic as much fun to learn as your other podcasts. I was only hoping it would be ready before I started, so I could get a head start. Now it’s here, my hours are spent in blissful study and self-improvement.
Greetings, everyone. As a bit of a language nut I’m really looking forward to seeing more from this, particularly the lessons aimed at teaching the reputedly difficult phonetics of standard Arabic. Since I don’t have the time to dedicate full-time to several languages at once, having the occasional podcast available to passively develop a fundamental knowledge of the language I find really appealing.
Since I live in the United States, I cannot understate how refreshing it is to find voices from the Middle East discussing things besides international politics, religious fanaticism, and the ongoing violence in the Arabic-speaking world. By way of the mass-media’s portrayal here in the US, the mere mention of the word “Arabic” brings to mind such disturbing images as the war-torn Iraq, the terrorist attacks in New York, and Jihad. That there should be a podcast that delivers a message to the contrary, that shows there is indeed some kind of normalcy and civil culture in that region of the globe, that people are still people regardless of where they live, is a message that needs to be better spread. As such, I believe you guys are teaching more than just language… and that is something to be proud of.
My, if that wasn’t a bit melodramatic… even still, I’m eagerly awaiting the future of this site. Shukran and salaam!
Ahlan wa sahlan! I am thrilled to see ArabicPod101.com starting up. This site is so important for me and my family, because my husband is Algerian, and my daughter is excited to learn the language of her “Abbi” (Dad). I also studied intensive Arabic in college, but I really need to brush up, remember what I have forgotten, and advance even further. So, marhaban bikum!
If you would like any connections to Algeria for your regional classes, I wholeheartedly volunteer my husband’s assistance, so be sure to contact me and I’ll put him to work for you
Great!!.
I will need Arabic for my business communication with Egypt and UAE. One question is if I learn Morocco Style if it will be easier to talk to them… ??
By the way!!..
Congrats!!.. great initiative..
Other question.. Flashcard is a useful resource.. do you have it?
Great questions, Edgar.
Moroccan Arabic is a bit different from Egyptian or Gulf Arabic. But there is also a lot of common ground, particularly with the Survival Phrases we offer. We cover this common ground in detail throughout our Beginner Series where we teach Standard Arabic. And if Egyptian Arabic or Gulf Arabic is what you really need, then check out our Regional Series.
We are currently building up lots of useful resources in the Learning Center, online flashcards included.
Hello from Germany
Came here via Japanesepod101 and visited just out of curiosity - and now I’m enticed. Never learnt any Arabic before, not even a single phrase, so this is going to be a lot of fun!
Hi Lotte,
Thanks a lot for your interest. There are a lot of resources on Arabicpod101.com to help you learn and retain Arabic. Jump right in! حظ سعيد (good luck!)
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