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Today we carry on with emotions and introduce new words and phrases to help you express how you feel. We’ll learn how to ask and answer, “what’s the matter?”
And that’s not everything! We’ll also cover how to say “I lost my passport” and “I lost my watch.”
You can find it all at Arabicpod101.com! Check out the PDF where you’ll find a transcript of today’s dialogs both in Standard and Moroccan Arabic, the vocabulary list and a detailed explanation of the grammar points. Remember, always let us know what you think!
marHaban bikum! Welcome to the Newbie Series at Arabicpod101.com, the perfect place to start learning Arabic today. In this lesson, we learn how to ask where people are from. We learn about countries and nationalities. Today’s dialogs are important for anyone interested in meeting new people.
Learn Arabic travel phrases with Arabicpod101.com! A little Arabic can go such a long way! Whether you’re traveling, visiting, or sightseeing, ArabicPod101.com has all the essential travel phrases just for you! Today we cover a high frequency Arabic phrase sure to be of use on your trip, travels or vacation to the Middle East or North Africa.
When you enter a place of business you’ll be hearing certain Arabic phrases over and over. Listen to today’s podcast and you’ll learn what they’re saying and why. Be sure to stop by ArabicPod101.com for more on the Arabic language.
Learn Arabic travel phrases with ArabicPod101.com! A little Arabic can go such a long way! Whether you’re traveling, visiting, or sightseeing, ArabicPod101.com has all the essential travel phrases just for you! Today we cover a high frequency Arabic phrase sure to be of use on your trip, travels or vacation to the Middle East or North Africa.
As you are traveling and speaking a foreign language, you may need to ask forgiveness or apologise for something. For this reason and many more, today we’re learning apologizing in Arabic. Be sure to stop by ArabicPod101.com and leave us a post!
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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Grammar: Learning to say I lost something, masculine and feminine forms of you look sad, possessive form of a noun (my watch) | Function: asking someone what the matter is | Topic: Expressing emotions | Politeness Level: casual, informal
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