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Newbie Lesson #3 - What’s Your Name?

July 1st, 2008

Today’s lesson is going to be very useful during your trip to any Arabic-speaking country. There will be countless occasions when you can meet new people . It will be up to you to either timidly stand in the back of the room, or step right up and get to know the people around you. Give your confidence a boost and learn how to introduce yourself in Arabic! Better yet, if you’re going to Morocco, you can learn how to do it in the local dialect and sound like a Moroccan.

The beginning of this Series provides you the perfect opportunity to start learning Arabic today. Be sure to check out the Learning Center for Lesson Specific Tools and general Reference Material.

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2 Responses to “Newbie Lesson #3 - What’s Your Name?”

Kelly says:
July 5th, 2008 at 11:05 am

Marhaban,
My fiance’s family speaks Egyptian Arabic, so I am trying to learn some Arabic, too. How do you say “What’s your name?” in Egyptian Arabic? Also, I have been hearing “anaa kaman” for “me, too,” not “anaa ayDan.” Is the former a regional variation?
Shukran!