Don't understand Arabic? You can still benefit from listening to it!

[@Adonis300]

everything she said is correct .. I learnt how to speak the "lahjat" just from listening to podcasts and youtube videos

[@husinabaziz5993]

Nice listening to her expression.. ALHAMDULILLAH

[@dianeweiss4562]

Wow! This is the Arabic I studied at the university. I can understand most of the words. This is so different from my travels to Jordan and Egypt. Sometimes I was the only person who understood broadcast news. On the other hand, I was lost in the local dialects until very recently when I moved away from formal Arabic to learn Levantine Arabic.

[@shahidrehman-bi1xq]

1eyer program for Arabic language and culture in your insetute in Jordan ❤❤❤

[@ruwanwlr9388]

Can listen for the whole day, shukran illaleka!

[@antanarivo2589]

I agree with you sister. waching from Jakarta. I was trying not to see the English subtitle while you were talking and was able to catch 10-15% of the arabic words you were uttering

[@aliabdussalaam2260]

النصائح التي تقدم في هذه الفيديوهات مفيدة جدا.
بارك الله فيكم

[@sp-te2to]

May Allah swt bless you for this great work.... pl continue😊

[@abdulhameed9877]

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[@shahidrehman-bi1xq]

کیف طریقہ تسجیل للخارجین عندکم لدراسات اللغۃ العربیہ وثکافتھا وتاریخیھا فی Qasid insetute Jordan

[@abdulkhadir7207]

Is it original arabic

[@abdulhameed9877]

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[@armaan3246]

what dialect was she speaking in?

[@nafdikyaaqsa]

Sounds like MSA (Fusha).

[@mustafa-pd9cu]

@@nafdikyaaqsa
Can you speak

[@Adonis300]

she is speaking both MSA and Levantine ... its the "Educated" arabic that one of the other teachers was talking about where you can mix both the MSA and Aamiya arabic

[@armaan3246]

@@Adonis300 so baicaaly this is esa, educated standard arabic