Show Notes
In this series we listen to interviews between Majd and students that have successfully mastered the Levantine Dialect to an advanced level. In this episode we talk to Amanda. She learned different Arabic dialects on her journey and explains to us not only how she learned them, but also how she transitioned between them and how she continues to develop herself.
Want to read the full transcript? You can find it on our Patreon. Use SIMPLEANDEASY for a 20% discount on all memberships. Enjoy, Majd, Adel and Amy
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Time for a little life lesson with big meaning again - this time we speak about determining value. A valuable lesson many of us learn time and time again in life. As we announced, all Short stories now have their transcript in Arabic - English, as well as a version with Arabizi (the English transcript of the Arabic alphabet) The full transcript and exercises are available on Patreon alongside much more material to practice with. Use code SIMPLEANDEASY for 20% off all memberships. Want to know more? Check www.simpleandeasyarabic.com Enjoy, and let us know what you think!Majd, Adel and Amy
We are back with a short story full of life lessons. About the things that bind us, or seem to bind us. What do you think of this one? And a fun new update for those of you that asked: the script is now also available in Arabizi for those that do not read the Arabic script The full transcript and exercises are available on Patreon alongside much more material to practice with. Use code SIMPLEANDEASY for 20% off all memberships. Want to know more? Check www.simpleandeasyarabic.com Enjoy, and let us know what you think!Majd, Adel and Amy
Stories, jokes and quotes about or supposedly from Einstein always pop up everywhere, across the entire world. His name seems to have become a synonym for 'smart man' in general, which is quite the legacy to leave behind. In this funny story Einstein challenges a fellow passenger to a game.
In our series of (super) short stories to boost your learning in under two minutes we are going into the story of a teacher who had her students write an essay about an interesting topic. I love this story, because it makes me consider how we treat our 'things' vs how we treat those we love. What do you take away?
Another fun little story, this time about a student who struggles to wake up early. Are you an early bird yourself? I personally (Amy) relate to the boy: mornings are not my thing. 🥱