The debate over using Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) versus regional dialects in literature raises questions of authenticity, accessibility, and cultural representation. Can a hybrid approach offer a balance between tradition and modernity?
Explore the origins of Turkish words and unlock new insights into language and culture with our new ‘Beyond the Meaning’ series. Let’s look at the suffix -hâne.
In this first blog, after a long time of research and review, I have listed the top dictionaries for Turkish learners, which, surprisingly, are not very popular among learners. If you are interested in getting help on your Turkish journey.
Black, white, and pink. Yomna explains the different kinds of taxis in Cairo while teaching us some useful vocabulary and expressions in Egyptian Arabic.
Ammar is a Syrian living in the Netherlands. Listen as he tells us about a cultural misunderstanding and what he learned from it.
Learn Arabic vocabulary by topic with Arabic script, phonemic transcription (pronunciation), English translation, and audio.
Part 7 in the “Arabs Say…” series, we ask: How proficient are you in Modern Standard Arabic (MSA)? What is difficult for you? Do you make any mistakes?
Arabic teacher Mostafa Ahmed takes us through segments in MSA from Lingualism’s book Arabic Voices 1: Authentic Listening and Reading Practice in Modern Standard Arabic and Colloquial Dialects, explaining interesting points of grammar and vocabulary.
Today I would like to show you how productive the root лич/лиц (face) is and share some frequently used collocations and idioms in which the derivatives of this root are used. Поехали!
¡Hola! Me llamo Francisco. Vivo en Madrid, la capital de España, y la ciudad en la que nací.
I am thrilled to announce the launch of our new eBook series: Media Arabic Vocabulary. This series is a testament to our commitment to providing innovative and dynamic language learning resources. Our Media Arabic Vocabulary series is designed specifically for
We’ve just published the first two eBooks in a new series named “Random,” and as the name implies, each book is a collection of unrelated sentences at the given level, with audio and English translations. Simple concept–and the idea is
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