CGE Jordan Institute for Arabic Studies

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What Arabs Say vs. What They Actually Mean - The Real Meanings Behind Common Arabic Phrases Ever been told "in sha Allah" and wondered if it actually meant "ne...

“Zitt” (زِتّ) is a colloquial Jordanian Arabic word that means “to throw” or “to toss” something quickly. It is commonly used in everyday conversation. For example, “Zitt the ball here” means “Throw the ball here.” The exact meaning can vary slightly depending on the context! Can you give us some examples??? #عربي

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Conversation Connectors pt 2 (Spoken Arabic) *If you've benefited from our videos, please consider supporting our work by buying us a coffee (or two): https://ko-fi.com/cgejordanSpeaking Arabic well is ...

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Conversation Connectors pt 2 (Spoken Arabic) *If you've benefited from our videos, please consider supporting our work by buying us a coffee (or two): https://ko-fi.com/cgejordanSpeaking Arabic well is ...