Useful words in Arabic! (Pronunciation: Palestinian/Jordanian Arabic)These would typically be understood across the region by native Arabic speakers. Pronunciation varies in some places. For example, in Lebanon, “kol” would be typically pronounced “kil”. If you are new to Arabic or confused about the different types of Arabic, be sure to check out the FREE mini course. (Link is in the bio or description) | School of Yalla

SUPER easy beginner Arabic!Pronunciation is in Palestinian/Jordanian Arabic.This type of Arabic falls under the Levantine dialect and would be understood by the majority of Arabic speakers in the Middle East. This is considered a conversational type of Arabic that is used in everyday scenarios.Formal/Standard Arabic or MSA (Modern Standard Arabic) is the formal Arabic taught in academic institutions and used in formal scenarios such as news broadcasts, official speeches, poetry and literature. H

Opposites in Arabic (with audio). Pronunciation: Palestinian/Jordanian Arabic.Note that the pronunciation will differ here from MSA (Modern Standard Arabic) but will still be understood across the region.You might be wondering about the pronunciation of the ق also. The ق in many dialects gets pronounced as an “a” or “ga” sound hence “areeb” for “close.”If you’re brand new to Arabic and not sure what type of Arabic to begin with, be sure to check out the FREE mini course. Link in bio/description!