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Premium Audio: Kameen Shwayy 'An Haali

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Listen, understand, and repeat Levantine Arabic on the go: 396 MP3 tracks with English translations and guided phrase practice.

This is a "Premium Audio" product, delivered as downloadable MP3 files. The PDF eBook and paperback are sold separately.

Level A2 • B1
Length 396 tracks; approximately 5 hours 49 minutes
Series A Little About Myself
Format Premium Audio
Product Details

This is Premium Audio, delivered as a digital download of MP3 files. A PDF eBook or physical book is not included.

Updated October 2026: New English narration, phrase-by-phrase Arabic practice, thoughtfully timed pauses, and a subtle chime between tracks.

Turn everyday moments into Levantine Arabic listening practice with Kameen Shwayy ’An Haali. Hear ten people from Lebanon and Syria answer real questions about their lives, understand what they say, and build confidence repeating useful phrases aloud. Spoken English translations let you follow along while walking, commuting, or relaxing, without keeping the book open.

The longer, more detailed answers in this second book are divided into manageable phrases, so you can practice one part at a time.

Listen. Recall. Repeat.

Each question or response follows the same guided practice sequence:

Practice sequence: whole Arabic, recall pause, English, short pause, Arabic phrases with repeat pauses, whole Arabic again, and a soft chime. Levantine phrases use the original speaker at 80% speed.

  1. Listen to the whole Arabic recording at natural speed, to hear the message in context.
  2. Recall the meaning during a 3-second pause before you hear the English translation. Question tracks have a 2-second recall pause.
  3. Hear the English meaning in a clear female voice, followed by a 1.5-second pause.
  4. Practice the Arabic phrase by phrase. Hear manageable phrases from the original Lebanese and Syrian speakers at 80% speed, with pitch preserved. Each phrase is followed by a pause of at least 3 seconds for you to repeat it aloud. Longer phrases get longer pauses.
  5. Hear the complete original Arabic again at natural speed, bringing the phrases back together.
  6. Finish with a gentle cue: a 1.5-second pause, a soft chime, and 1 second of silence before the next track.

Listen to a sample

In my free time · Hamsa · 0:58
Try a complete practice track with 4 Arabic phrases. Listen to the whole answer, recall its meaning, hear the English, and repeat each phrase during the pauses.

One question, ten perspectives

The audio follows the book’s order in 36 numbered folders. Each folder contains one question track and ten separate response tracks, one for each person. Choose a topic, listen to different answers, or put a single response on repeat until its phrases feel familiar. Question tracks retain the recorded masculine and feminine forms.

What you receive

  • 396 MP3 practice tracks: 36 questions and 360 responses.
  • Approximately 5 hours 49 minutes of Arabic and English audio, including practice pauses.
  • One ZIP download with clearly named MP3 files organized into 36 topic folders.
  • A listening guide to help you get started.

Use it with the book—or review on the go

The free companion audio provides the Arabic recordings. Premium Audio adds spoken English meanings, a chance to recall the meaning before hearing it, and phrase-by-phrase repetition with built-in pauses. Study an answer with the text first, then revisit it wherever you listen.

The Kameen Shwayy ’An Haali book is available separately.

Customer Reviews
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Dorit B.

Die Sprache ist klar und besonders die langsame Wiederholung sehr hilfreich. Der Inhalt ist sehr umfangreich.

S
Shafi

An incredible price, a highly unique resource. The media on this website has been indispensable in my Arabic journey.

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Jaacob

This is great! I bought the PDF version a few month ago, but I wasn't reading it often enough due to lack of non-commute time; The audio quality is ok (Again, I had to normalize the Recorded-Arabic vs Synthesized-English prompts using the FFmpeg utility, command below), I found out that I actually like the English being synthesized-speech, it gives it a distanced 'subtitle-like' feel, while I can really relate to the Arabic speakers and their intonation.
I found that when I listen, I get curious enough, which gives me motivation to go back to the PDF, for getting the final touches, and repeat their sentences, being already familiar with everything from my commute to work (cycling + listening)
Real useful.
What I've used with FFmpeg:
(although the Audio here is generally better than the "Levantine Colloquial Arabic Vocabulary" release with the echo in the room)
Bring the audio tracks to
"equal-RMS" (maybe this could be a step in the post production as well for everyone's benefit):
`$ ffmpeg -i input.mp3 -filter:a loudnorm=i=-16 output_norm_RMS.mp3`

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