Key Features
This eBook offers authentic listening and reading practice in real Lebanese Arabic.
Built around spontaneous audio essays recorded by native speakers of Lebanese Arabic, this eBook exposes you to natural speech rather than scripted recordings. Contributors speak freely instead of reading prepared texts, allowing you to hear real features of spoken language such as fillers, rephrasing, and rapid delivery. A structured methodology encourages repeated listening to capture the gist before turning to the text and translations.
What’s inside
- 36 authentic audio essays spoken spontaneously by Lebanese speakers.
- Contributions from six speakers with varied voices and experiences.
- Arabic script transcriptions with diacritics.
- Direct English translations designed for close comparison.
- Guided comprehension exercises for every segment.
- Vocabulary exercises focused on high-value content words.
- Linguistic markers for fillers and unfinished thoughts.
- Text divided into numbered lines for easier study.
Who it’s for: Intermediate and advanced learners of Levantine Arabic, including learners transitioning from Modern Standard Arabic.
Audio: Audio for all content is available to download or stream below.
Use this eBook to bridge the gap between classroom Levantine Arabic and real-world spoken Lebanese Arabic.
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Customer Reviews
This is once again an absolutely amazing product! I am very much looking forward for the Palestinian and Tunisian/Moroccan/Maghrebi Voices. I would also be interested in products (Voices editions, or readers) on the Gulf dialects (Bahraini, Saudi, Yemeni etc.) I find them to be quite fascinating! Can't wait for the new products!
Great resource from Matthew! I would say that the Lebanese, Syrian, Egyptian, Arabic voices series in general are the best series on this website! Would love to see something similar for the Persian language !!
Bought the hard copy on Amazon. Really like this series, great way to hear authentic voices and stories. Would love to see the Tunisian version, that would be amazing and round out the Tunisian books available already; Tunisian Mido, Tunisian Vocabulary and the 5 Tunisian readers. I would be really interested to hear Tunisian voice essays in this Arabic Voices format. The Syrian and Egyptian Voices are really very good too, same with the Arabic Voices 1 and 2.
entertaining and educational. thank you
Love it! Good work guys !
Hopefully we will see a copy of Palestinian Arabic Voices on here where Palestinians talk about their experiences of everyday life in Israel, the diaspora, the occupation and so on .so looking forward to it.
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