What are we doing today? We will learn how to give and receive advice in Arabic. In Arabic, the word for advice is naseeha. There are multiple types of problems people can have. For example, work-related problems, family-related problems, friend-related problems etc. Let’s use a work related example. Imagine you hand in your work late and your coworker comes up to you and advices you. They could...
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It’s been called the “king of Arabic instruments” It’s also one of the most romantic musical instruments you’ll find in the Arab world. Join us today as we take a journey with the Arabic oud. You’ll discover what instrument is used in Arabic music the most. Who knows? You, too, might find yourself listening to oud music as you also find out more about Arab...
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The legend of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves is a folk tale in Arab culture from a compilation of folktales called One Thousand and One nights. It is one of the Arabic stories that is famous around the world and is known in Middle East culture. The Story Starts Like this In 1001 nights, this is one of the best known stories. The story is centered...
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Arabic stories made their way into Western societies and even worldwide. This interested people in learning Arabic. Not only that, but also recognize Arab folklore and Arab culture through the stories. Juha the Wise Fool is just one of many folklores that bring joy to the heart. Let’s find out how. Juha and His Donkey: Funny and Wise We are very much used to tales that teach...
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When we think of pyramids, we think Egypt right? Well, it turns out that there are more pyramids in this world. Yes, we were just as confused as you are right now. Kaleela is telling you all about a hidden civilization that nobody knows about. Drum rolls please…. Welcome to the Nubian pyramids. Forgotten Ancient Structures We already mentioned that these Nubian pyramids are not in Egypt. But...
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If you’re a regular globetrotter (jawal in Arabic), you’ll likely find yourself in the Middle East at some point. And unless you have a global mobile plan, you’ll likely need a Middle Eastern mobile service to use your smartphone. What’s more, you’ll have to learn certain phrases like “I have to charge my phone” in Arabic. Maybe you’ll have to make a call in Arabic...
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