Learn Arabic with ArabicPod101.com! You look at your schedule in disbelief. Your Arabic language class is seventeen hours a week! Good grief. When you signed up for the class, you figured it would be a nice way to spend a few hours a week. You’d meet some new people and expand on the iPod lessons you’ve been taking. “A few hours” meaning two or three-maybe four. But seventeen? That’s a lot of time out of your week. Still…you think how much better your Arabic will be by the end of the session. You look at your schedule again and see that a six-hour exam is scheduled for the last day. What? Good luck with that! Just how difficult is this class anyway? Maybe this wasn’t a good idea. Maybe you should just skip it. Then you notice the phrase in bold at the bottom of the paper: No Refunds.
Learning Arabic with ArabicPod101.com is the most fun and effective way to learn Arabic. This Arabic Newbie lesson shows you how to form Arabic numbers from sixteen through nineteen. You’ll also discover that the nouns that follow these numbers aren’t exactly how you might think they are. In addition, we’ll give you some Arabic vocabulary for phrases such as “good luck” and “it depends.” Visit us at ArabicPod101.com, where you will find more exciting lessons and learning materials. Leave us a message while you are there!
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2 Responses to “Newbie Lesson S2 #22 - How Long is the Arabic Lesson?”
Thursday at 1:58 am
These lessons are great! I go to a Syrian church and liturgy is half Arabic and half English. I’d like to learn Arabic for church services and the social interactions after the service. Some people at the church don’t speak any English. Would like to get to know them. Thank you.
Wednesday at 5:30 am
Hi Larry,
Glade to see its working for you, the good thing is that you can the Egyptian dialect to communicate with anyone from the Arabic world, they all speak and understand it perfectly, and I’m sure would be very delighted to use it with you, if you need any help with specific words, don’t hesitate to ask on the forum !
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