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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.
It looks like it’s going to be a long flight. Fortunately you’ve got a captive audience. Your mission: Introduce yourself and find someone who speaks your language. Will you be able to do it, or will you sit in isolation? Listen to today’s lesson to find out how to break the ice in Arabic.
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Grammar: he is/ she is from ...third singular pronouns | Function: asking where someone is from, countries | Topic: nationality | Politeness Level: casual, informal
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