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Levantine Arabic with Maha
Lebanon
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
Practice your listening with Podcasts and Learn about Arabic & Lebanese culture.
🎙️ Podcasts in Slow Arabic
🎧 Listening Practice
🌍 Lebanese Culture
🗣️ Arabic Daily Expressions & idioms
*In the Levantine Dialect (Lebanese)
🎙️ Podcasts in Slow Arabic
🎧 Listening Practice
🌍 Lebanese Culture
🗣️ Arabic Daily Expressions & idioms
*In the Levantine Dialect (Lebanese)
10 ESSENTIAL CORPORATE WORDS IN LEVANTINE ARABIC
Ready to improve your corporate Arabic vocabulary? 🌟
In this video, I’ll teach you 10 key words used in the workplace and business world:
Timestamps:
0:00 - 0:39 Introduction
0:40 - 1:24 شغل (sheghel) - work
1:25 - 2:03 اجتماع (ejtime') - meeting
2:04 - 2:46 مكتب (maktab) - office
2:47 - 3:37 شركة (sherke) - company
3:38 - 4:33 مدير (moudeer) - manager
4:34 - 5:32 إجازة / عطلة (ijeze / 'otle) - vacation
5:33 - 6:13 عقد (3a'ed) - contract
6:14 - 6:50 راتب / معاش (rateb / ma'ash) - salary
6:51 - 7:30 وقت (waet) - time
7:31 - 8:04 موظف (mowazaf) - employee
I’ll explain their meanings and provide real-life examples to help you use them confidently. Plus, you’ll hear some Arabic phrases for listening practice!
💬 Share your favorite word in the comments!
📚 Subscribe for more Arabic learning videos and tips for work and daily life.
🔔 Don’t forget to like and share this video if you find it helpful!"
🎧 Perfect for: Beginners, Intermediate learners, and anyone wanting to sound more natural in conversations.
Tips 💡:
• Daily Routine 👂: Make the listening a part of your daily routine, on your way to work, during a break, or before bed.
• Take Notes ✍: Try to take notes of any new vocabulary or phrases you hear during the third listening with the translation.
• Review 📖: I recommend you review your notes and practice using the new vocabulary in sentences to reinforce your learning.
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Additional Tips for Diary Writing: ✍✍👇👇
• Consistency: Try to write daily, even if it’s just a few sentences.
• Use New Vocabulary: Incorporate new words and phrases you learned from the podcast into your diary entries.
• Review and Reflect: Periodically review your old entries to see your progress and reinforce your learning.
Daily listening will steadily improve your Arabic listening skills and expand your vocabulary.
#levantinearabicvocabulary #learnlevantinearabic #lebanesearabic #levantine #languagelearning
In this video, I’ll teach you 10 key words used in the workplace and business world:
Timestamps:
0:00 - 0:39 Introduction
0:40 - 1:24 شغل (sheghel) - work
1:25 - 2:03 اجتماع (ejtime') - meeting
2:04 - 2:46 مكتب (maktab) - office
2:47 - 3:37 شركة (sherke) - company
3:38 - 4:33 مدير (moudeer) - manager
4:34 - 5:32 إجازة / عطلة (ijeze / 'otle) - vacation
5:33 - 6:13 عقد (3a'ed) - contract
6:14 - 6:50 راتب / معاش (rateb / ma'ash) - salary
6:51 - 7:30 وقت (waet) - time
7:31 - 8:04 موظف (mowazaf) - employee
I’ll explain their meanings and provide real-life examples to help you use them confidently. Plus, you’ll hear some Arabic phrases for listening practice!
💬 Share your favorite word in the comments!
📚 Subscribe for more Arabic learning videos and tips for work and daily life.
🔔 Don’t forget to like and share this video if you find it helpful!"
🎧 Perfect for: Beginners, Intermediate learners, and anyone wanting to sound more natural in conversations.
Tips 💡:
• Daily Routine 👂: Make the listening a part of your daily routine, on your way to work, during a break, or before bed.
• Take Notes ✍: Try to take notes of any new vocabulary or phrases you hear during the third listening with the translation.
• Review 📖: I recommend you review your notes and practice using the new vocabulary in sentences to reinforce your learning.
=============================================
Additional Tips for Diary Writing: ✍✍👇👇
• Consistency: Try to write daily, even if it’s just a few sentences.
• Use New Vocabulary: Incorporate new words and phrases you learned from the podcast into your diary entries.
• Review and Reflect: Periodically review your old entries to see your progress and reinforce your learning.
Daily listening will steadily improve your Arabic listening skills and expand your vocabulary.
#levantinearabicvocabulary #learnlevantinearabic #lebanesearabic #levantine #languagelearning
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Yalla Yalla Yalla
Marhaba Maha, hadafi wadih ytalam arabe isa aelti yeye min Suria, min Halab. Akid ana bheb luga l'arabeiye ktir, ana mabsut ktir ta shufti kulu dars min ente, hellwe mudaris. Ana mutaejrif jdan! Ente killek so! Shukran, helwe! L'Arabe luga ando ktir kalimat alhubi
@@superalbertos550 bravo! Ana mabsouta inno habbet l podcast w am yse'dak tet'allam ahsan :)
Маша спасибо вам за ваши подкасты. Ждем еще. У вас талант быть учителем🎉
@@yarikgolub6298 спасибо большое☺️☺️☺️ скоро будет новый выпуск
hi, i find your videos really helpful. What's the latest hour you're typically available for lessons on Preply? I'm in NY so we have a 6/7 hour time difference, i think! thank you Maha!
@@mystrava thank youu you're welcome :) I have students from different parts of the US they usually take 1pm our time but it would be very early for them like 6 or 7 am. I think we can manage a suitable time for us both message me their and we'll figure something out :)
very useful, shukran
🙌🏼 مرسی
@@rahaushirazi اهلا و سهلا 🥰
Please make part 2,3,4....😃
@@ahmedrifayi8257 haha suuure lesh laa' :)
Привет из Канады. У меня был учитель арабского языка, тоже русско-говорящий. Изучаю палестинскый диалект и понял почти все что вы говорили. Русский язык мой 3-ий, арабский будет шестым (или 5 1/2 😂).
@@BobHill-s2cпривет :) wow молодец!
Какие языки вы знаете?
@LevantineArabicwithMaha английский, чешский, словацкий, немецкий, русский и عربي شوي
Maha Helwe, Shukran ktir! Ana beheb ktir drus lanak
@@superalbertos550 ana bheb drousek* ktir. Shokran ☺️
@@LevantineArabicwithMaha Shukran habibti!
Love it maha thank youu❤❤
@@saharkattar sahour🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for your videos there is no material like your on this platform your work is unique and very helpful for me!! Keep up the good work!!❤❤
@@mictlanchairo3556 thank youu this means a lot to me 😊😊😊
مرحبا مهى، اول شي شكرا على الفيديو. عندي سؤال: فينا نستعمل "ما عدا" مع "ال" يعنى "بحب كل المواد ما عدا الرياضيات" ? ممكن تحضرينا درس على الإضافة و "the passive form “؟ 🙏
@@TipsTricks-s8m ahla w sahla :) akiid! فينا نستعمل ال بعد ما عدا حسب المعنى: بحب كل المواد ما عدا الرياضيات I love all materials except for maths بدي اشرب اي شي ما عدا قهوة I want to drink anything but coffee Eh I will prepare lessona on these nshala :)
مرحبا مهى، اول شي شكرا كتير على الفيديو. عندي سؤال : فينا نستعمل "ما عدا" مع "ال" يعني " بحب كل المواد ما عدا الرياضيات" ؟ ممكن تحضرنا درس على الإضافة و "the passive form “ 🙏
Thank you so much, your content is exactly what was missing on TH-cam for people learning the Lebanese dialect. Very well thought and complementary to other channels, can't thank you enough !
@@paquet4748 thank you!! you have no idea how much it means to me reading such a comment :) it's the reason why I created this podcast, I didn't find anything like it on youtube in our dialect.
Thank you, I love your lessons very practical and useful
@@sandbei27 I appreciate it you're welcome :)
Great video Maha Jan and many best wishes for Christmas and the New Year 🎉🎄🥰
@@rahaushirazi Thank youu Raha happy new year kel sene w inte bkheir❤️❤️
I spent the week listening your podcast. They are great: the speed you talk, the way you explain the new words, etc. It is not easy to find such video/podcast like yours. Hope you keep on producing them. It helps a lot. Congrats. Merci ktiir.❤
@@elisechagas5268 that means a lot to me :) I'm very happy that you find my podcasts helpful! I think so too that's why I'm making them and I plan on keep making them :)
Great lesson ! Totally understood your examples. May I suggest you allow a bit more time for us to read the text that appears in both languages, otherwise, very good format to teach arabic. Thank-you !
@@Amarikita thank youu I appreciate your suggestion and you're absolutely right I was thinking the same! I will speak slower when I show the examples to give you more time to process it in both languages :)
@@LevantineArabicwithMaha Your lessons are really helping me increase my vocabulary, thank-you so much again. Keep up the good work !
شكرا كتير. عاش من شوفك!Спасибо
@@vinarisak7738 عاش مين شافك * شكرا :)
@LevantineArabicwithMaha شكرآ за исправление
@vinarisak7738 ahla w sahla
ِAwesome lesson! Thank you!!!
@@nissimyakar5884 you're welcome :)
merci 3a hel video ya maha!! ane asli lebnene bas rabaian bel brazil w 3am bjareb et3alam l logha la7ali 3al internet. l videoyet taba3etek hine ktir mni7, bas eza fine etlob minek shi m3arouf bade etlob video 3an l grammar. Ane beghlat ktirrrrrr bel tasfir l f3al bel 3amye, iza fiki tse3adine it would be very nice <3
@@hamdar9063 bravo! Inta btehke arabe ktir mnih! Eh nshala lesh laa bhawel :) ktir mbasatet ino l videos am byese3douk tet'allam ahsan :)
Машенька, спасибо большое! С рождеством!😊
@@Stas-p7n спасибо вам :))) с рождеством!
شكرا كتتير يا محا، و سعيد عيد الميلاد علك، سلامتك
شكراً! ميلاد مجيد is merry Christmas :)
Excellent bravo zullo
thank you!!
Nice video Maha, learned a few new sentences, informative at the same time
@@ahmedrifayi8257 thank you 😊😊
❤ ممتاز❤
@@elisechagas5268 شكرا 😊
احاول كل يوم عن درس اللغة العربية و البودكاست بيساعدني بذلك - شكراء
@@suse308 احاول كل يوم ان ادرس اللغة العربية. كتير منيح انا مبسوطة انه البودكاست عم يساعدك :)
حاولت كتير لحتي فيي احزر بزبط شو لون الإيشارب تبع المدام
@@user-vy7dm3dm4x حاولت كتير احزر بالزبط شو لون الايشارب تبع المدام اي فيك تقول هيك 😊
@LevantineArabicwithMaha thanks Why is لحتي فيي extra here? I mean, makes the sense incorrect?
@user-vy7dm3dm4x yea no need for it the meaning is clear without it.
ktir useful, 3anjad ! Shukran
@@paquet4748 merci ktir :)
Thanks Maha! Very interesting and educating as always
@@Ofir.V thank you😊😊
@LevantineArabicwithMaha waiting for the next one 😂🤤
@Ofir.V haha already working on it :)
love it
@@kfirazran8903 I'm glad :)
i find your video super good
@@kfirazran8903 thank you :)
WHO cares about arabic
So glad I found these, they're just what I need for my levelnright now!
Hi tanks for some kinda special podcast I wanna ask you about the object and adverb of time and place in a sentence I mean no matter where they come in the sentence? (I mean adverb of time and place ) but for object for example i wanna say: I bought this book for my sister. I should say: انا اشتريت هالكتاب لاختي or انا اشتريت لاختي هالكتاب . She gave her mother a gift. Or she gave a gift to her mother but i should say: هي عطيت لامها هدية ولا هي عطيت هدية لأمها Really it drives me crazy while I'm speaking to find out which one is more suitable
@@user-vy7dm3dm4x good question! usually we can say both: اشتريت هالكتاب لاختي اشتريت لاختي هالكتاب Both are correct. The word that you want to emphasize you put first. So if you want to highlight the book and that's the main idea you put it first: اشتريت هالكتاب لاختي. Note: when we use suffixes we attach them directly to the verb and put the oject at the end: اشتريت لك هالكتاب اشتريت له هالكتاب..... As for the adverbs of time they are flexible in their position depending on the emphasis we want to make so they can come in the beginning or end of a sentence. الصبح كنت عم بشرب قهوة كنت عم بشرب قهوة الصبح As for the adverbs of place usually they come at the end: كنت عم بدرس بالبيت قعدنا هون But also sometimes we put them first if we want to highlight the place: هون كنت عم بحكي عالتلفون I'm focusing on the place rather than the phonecall. I hope I answered your question :)
@LevantineArabicwithMaha HI and extremely thanks for your response 🙏 I wanna make sure to recognize it so lemme write down some examples based on your guidance 🙏 اليوم أجيت لعندنا ضيوف أجيت ضيوف لعندنا اليوم And There is another question for example we say: These are sunglasses. These sunglasses are broken. هدول العوينات ولا هدول عوينات؟ هاوالعوينات محطمة ولا هاو عوينات محطمة؟
@user-vy7dm3dm4x yes! always after the demonstrative pronoun we use defined nouns so with al هيدول العوينات مكسورة/محطمة.
@@LevantineArabicwithMaha thanks What about the question above it? And I heard from a teacher who said: هيدول عوينات و هيدول العوينات both are correct but What's the difference?
@user-vy7dm3dm4x yes that's true: هيدول عوينات these are glasses هيدول العوينات these glasses are....something Does it make sense?
شكرآ كتير! Очень приятно и легко воспринимается на слух. Мне нравиться ливанский диалект он более мягкий и певучий чем палестинский. дай бог жизнь в Ливане и во всем большом Ливанте наладится. Очень мне нравятся простые местные люди. 2
@@vinarisak7738 спасибо большое! Да это правда ливанский более мягкий :) рада что вам понравилось :)
@LevantineArabicwithMaha Да. Мне очень нравятся ваши подкасты. Благодарю вас!
Very helpful Arabic Levantine series, especially the Subtitles. Really appreciate. Please keep going!❤
@@yehiaa.1634 nshala akid I will :) your comments encourage me!
Thank you for the wonderful lesson, Maha....
@@ahmedrifayi8257 you're welcome :)
!بحب هالنوع من الفيديوهات
@@AnaPaladi شكرا شكرا :)
I'd just like to say that this has been such a useful exercise, especially because I can have Arabic subtitles and the English transcript showing at the same time. Thank you for producing these podcasts, I'll be sure to check out the other ones.
الفيديو كثير منيح. وأنا من ماليزيا عم بدرس بالجامعة في الأردن وهاد الفيديو يساعدني كتير 👍
@@eqa-c4m انا كتير مبسوطة انه عم بيساعدك تفهم اكتر :)
شكرا كثير عالجحودك
@@eqa-c4m اهلا و سهلا (شكرا على جهودك*)
شكراً لله بالاخير 😊
@@muridabbas9411 اكيد :)
Thank you so much Maha. Your podcast and videos help me a lot in learning Arabic.I'm really waiting for your new video
@@laylalayla3924you're welcome! I'm so happy yo know this :)
Finally 😃
@@pez5491 ☺️
Merci ktiir!
@@carole54 ahla w sahla :)
اهلا وسهلا
@@ikselareyt اهلا فيك!
Спасибо и شكرا دروسك ممتاز مثل عادة 👍
@@Mk-me4hf دروسك ممتازة متل العادة* شكرا كتير☺️
Привет, Маша, спасибо тебе большое за твою работу. Так рад каждый раз, когда ты публикуешь новое видео ❤
Меня больше интересует палестинский диалект, но ты очень хорошо объясняешь
@@Stas-p7n спасибо я рада это читать☺️ палестинский очень похоже на наш ливанский диалект
Thank you for your videos❤ you have a gift to teach! Thank so much!
@@mictlanchairo3556 ooo thank youu I'm happy you think so☺️