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Real Arabic Learn Levantine Arabic with interesting podcasts about culture, politics, history, and current affairs in the Middle East.

20/06/2023

Welcome to this captivating episode of Real Arabic! In this edition, we embark on a remarkable journey to the enchanting town of Bcharre, a place deeply intertwined with the life and legacy of the revered Arab poet and writer, Gibran Khalil Gibran. Known far and wide as "The Prophet" due to the prof...

18/05/2023

In this episode, we examine the impact of the ongoing Russia/Ukraine conflict on MENA countries PART 2. Join us as we discuss how this conflict is affecting the region's stability, economic ties, and political alliances. Stay tuned for a fascinating look into this important topic. To sign up for cla...

04/04/2023

In this episode, we examine the impact of the ongoing Russia/Ukraine conflict on MENA countries. Join us as we discuss how this conflict is affecting the region's stability, economic ties, and political alliances. Stay tuned for a fascinating look into this important topic. Please consider supportin...

08/06/2022

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It's official! We have partnered with Al Fusaic, an amazing resource hub for all things Middle East - want to know what ...
06/03/2022

It's official! We have partnered with Al Fusaic, an amazing resource hub for all things Middle East - want to know what books to read? Want to get a 101 about key areas of the Middle East? Or want to get in-depth articles? Al Fusaic has all of this and more: https://www.alfusaic.net/

Keep an eye out for an interview with the founders about this project, and for some of the articles from their fantastic contributors translated and recorded to help you along your Arabic learning journey.

Bridging Cross-Cultural DividesAdvancing Your Awareness of the Middle East and North Africa CONVENE Everything Regional to Nourish & Flourish ANTIQUITY Legacies of the Past Spoken in the Present AMPLIFY Thoughts, Relationships, & Attitudes that Inspire Change 101 COURSES Region 101, Arabic 101, Dial...

Check out our new episode, which dives into the topic of the weird world of Lebanese electricity, and what it can tell u...
06/03/2022

Check out our new episode, which dives into the topic of the weird world of Lebanese electricity, and what it can tell us about governance in Lebanon.

Find it on our website, or your favourite place to get podcasts! Find the transcripts and translations on our webiste: https://realarabic.weebly.com/

We make your Arabic language learning engaging, interesting, and educational.We help you to learn the Arabic spoken by real people by telling you their stories and ​the stories of where they come...

12/03/2021

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A boy, a girl, and the filling of a gap

Our names are Amer and Keire. Amer is from Suweida, in the South of Syria, and Keire is from Ireland. Both were living in Beirut when the idea for this podcast came about. We got the idea from a friend, who was trying to learn Arabic, and knew that similar resources existed in other languages, but couldn’t find any for Arabic. Arabic resources weren’t interesting, and didn’t teach people anything about the Middle East. Our friend approached Amer, who she thought could fill this gap. Amer asked Keire to help. Keire loves to write, and had been keeping a blog about Lebanon, about politics and culture, so it was a match made in heaven. Keire writes and researches the episodes in English, and Amer translates them into Arabic. We present them in the podcast together. We knew nothing about website-building, sound editing, or podcast creation at the beginning of the process, and taught ourselves everything we needed to know. We love the process of creating podcasts, and we realised from the reaction that we had identified a gap in the market.