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Lebanese Arabic Dardashi
Lebanese Arabic Dardashi
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| Format | PDF eBook |
|---|---|
| Level | B1, B2 |
| Length | 222 pages |
| Audio? | Yes |
Lebanese Arabic Dardashi is an engaging resource for intermediate and advanced learners, featuring 25 podcast-style dialogues with accompanying audio, transcripts, and vocabulary. It’s designed to improve listening, speaking, and reading skills while exploring Lebanese culture and everyday life.
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Lebanese Arabic Dardashi is a language-learning resource designed for intermediate and advanced learners looking to improve their spoken Lebanese Arabic. The book features 25 podcast-style dialogues between Charbel and his friends Omar and Farah, covering a range of cultural and personal topics, from Lebanese food and music to first jobs and hobbies. Each episode is light-hearted, focusing on real-life, everyday conversations without diving into political or heavy topics.
Each episode consists of:
- An English Introduction to set the stage for the dialogue.
- Vocabulary Lists to help you understand key words and phrases used in each conversation. (The vocabulary lists are also available separately as Anki flashcards with audio (sold separately), providing an efficient tool to help you memorize and retain the words more effectively.
- Transcripts in Lebanese Arabic, complete with diacritics, so you can see the words as they’re spoken.
- English Translations of the dialogue for you to check your comprehension.
- Comprehension and Discussion Questions to engage you in deeper reflection, conversation, and language production.
Lebanese Arabic Dardashi allows learners to immerse themselves in authentic, everyday conversations, providing a well-rounded approach to language acquisition. Whether you focus on listening, speaking, or reading, the book offers multiple ways to engage with the material, making it suitable for self-study or guided learning with a teacher. With its blend of cultural insights and practical language use, this resource not only enhances your proficiency but also deepens your understanding of Lebanese life and traditions.
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Lebanese Arabic Dardashi
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Lisa –
Amazing as always! Is there an Egyptian version of this format planned? Best regards
Lingualism –
Thank you, Lisa! Yes, we’re hoping to do a similar project for Egyptian Arabic in the near future.
Wayne –
Really enjoying this book. High quality recordings and very interesting subjects to someone who knows little about Lebanon. Looking forward to the Egyptian version as well. Shame you don’t do Greek as well !!
steven –
Looking forward to seeing a Palestinian version as well as Syrian
Victoria (verified owner) –
Absolutely brilliant – these are the most perfect language learning tools out there!