Talk In Arabic Blog

This is promo clip about strange language facts spoken in the Saudi (Hijazi) dialect. Did you know that Arabs have so many words for camels? 🙂

This is a fun little upbeat (and very repetitive!) song called Ana Bukra M3attel (انا بكره معطل).

This is an episode from a Jordanian cartoon series called Hallucinations (هلوسات).

This is a clip from an animated Youtube series known as ”Masameer” “مسامير”. In Arabic the literal translation means nails/fasteners.

This is a song called Dallamet Keda Leh (Why did it get so dark) by Hamza Namira.

Here’s a short snippet and few interesting expressions from Disney’s The Lion King in Arabic (Egyptian).

Here’s a well-known song by Lebanese singer Elissa called A7la Donia (احلى دنيا). Read the lyrics in English and Arabic.

Here I’ll share a few random simple facts that should help dispel your fears about learning Arabic and encourage you to get started.

TalkInArabic.com has come a long way since late last year when it was announced in development.

Here I’ve compiled a list of some common words in Egyptian Arabic that retain the ق to spare you the embarrassment of repeated overcorrections.

Here’s a short live performance Jannat gave during an interview (a snippet of the song Kelmet Ba7ebak).

Here’s a quick update on what’s been happening with TalkInArabic.com.