Introduction: Why Shopping in Arabic is Essential Whether you’re traveling, living in the Gulf, or engaging with Arabic speakers, shopping is a daily activity that connects you with locals. From bargaining in traditional souqs to navigating modern malls, shopping in Arabic helps you: In this lesson, we’ll walk you through…
Introduction: Why Learn to Talk About Hobbies in Arabic? Imagine you’re meeting someone new who speaks Arabic. One of the first things they might ask is: Talking about your hobbies in Arabic helps you connect with native speakers, express your interests, and make daily conversations feel more natural. Whether you’re…
Introduction: Why Describing Your Home Matters in Arabic In Arabic-speaking cultures, especially in the Gulf region, the home is more than just a physical space—it’s a reflection of one’s identity, hospitality, and social standing. Being able to describe your home in Arabic is essential for daily conversations, whether you’re inviting…
Understanding how to express your daily routine in Arabic is a fundamental skill for anyone aiming for fluency. Whether you’re residing in the Gulf, traveling to Arabic-speaking countries, or learning the language for professional purposes, being able to discuss your daily activities is crucial for practical communication. In this detailed…
Introduction: Why Talk About the Weather in Arabic? Talking about weather is one of the most common and natural ways to start a conversation. In the Arab world—especially in the Gulf region—weather discussions are more than just small talk. From seasonal sandstorms to extreme heat, the weather shapes everyday life,…
Ever found yourself sitting in a Middle Eastern restaurant, staring at the menu, wondering how to say “I’ll have the grilled chicken” in Arabic? Whether you’re visiting the Gulf region or just love Arabic culture and cuisine, ordering food in Arabic is one of the most rewarding (and delicious!) skills…
Marṣa al-khayr ya ḥabāyib! Welcome to Lesson 8 of our Arabic Spoken Course. Today, we’re heading to the grocery store — one of the most common places you’ll need Arabic, whether you’re living in the Gulf or visiting. In this lesson, we will learn Shopping in Gulf Arabic through practical…
Have you ever been asked “What do you like to do in your free time?” and wished you could answer it in Arabic? Whether you’re making friends in the Gulf, chatting with your Arabic tutor, or preparing for travel, knowing how to talk about your hobbies and free time is…
Introduction: Why Talking About Daily Routines Matters Imagine this: you just arrived in Dubai, Kuwait, or Riyadh. You’re staying with a host family, and over breakfast, someone asks: “Sho tsawi kul yawm?” (شو تسوي كل يوم؟) — What do you do every day? Panic? Not anymore. Welcome to Lesson 6…
Introduction: Why Describing People Is a Game-Changer in Arabic Imagine you’re in the Gulf – maybe Kuwait, the UAE, or Saudi Arabia – and someone asks you: “Who is Ahmad?” You want to say, “He’s tall, friendly, and has curly hair.” But your mind goes blank. This is where Lesson…
