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09/29/2026

Can you describe where something is in Arabic using just two simple words?

📍 فَوْقَ = Faw2a = Above
📍 تَحْتَ = Ta7ta = Below

These are practical location words you can use in everyday conversations and when giving directions.

Which one would you use more often: “above” or “below”?

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09/28/2026

If you were in a new city and needed to find the station, would you know how to ask in Arabic?

And if someone gave you directions, would you understand “go straight” and “turn right”? 🗺️

🗣️ عَفْوًا، لَوْ سَمَحْتَ، أَيْنَ الْمَحَطَّة؟ / Afwan, law samahta, ayna al-mahatta? / Excuse me, where is the station?

🚶 اِمْشِ إِلَى الأَمَامِ / Imshi ila al-amam / Go straight

➡️ اتَّجِهْ يَمِينًا / Ittajih yameenan / Turn right

These are simple, practical phrases that can be especially useful when traveling or navigating an Arabic-speaking place.

Which direction phrase would you use first?

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09/26/2026

Have you ever noticed that "good" isn't just one feeling? 🤔
Sometimes you're happy, sometimes you're proud, and sometimes you're quietly relieved that everything worked out.

Arabic has a word for each of those moments:

😲 متفاجئ = Mutafaji2 = Surprised
😊 سعيد = Sa3eed = Happy
🏆 فخور = Fakhoor = Proud
🙏 ممتن = Mumtann = Grateful
🌟 متفائل = Mutafa2il = Optimistic
😌 مطمئن = Mutma2inn = Reassured

Knowing the exact word helps you talk about your real day instead of just saying "good", and it makes your Arabic sound much more natural.

Which of these six feelings did you have most this week?

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09/26/2026

How do you feel today? 🤔 Learn 6 Arabic words for feelings in just 25 seconds!

😨 خائف (Kha2ef) = Scared
😔 وحيد (Wa7eed) = Alone
😬 متوتر (Motawatter) = Tense
😤 مُصِرّ (Moserr) = Determined
😞 محبط (Mohbat) = Disappointed
😒 منزعج (Munza'ij) = Annoyed

💡 Say each word out loud, then try a full sentence: أنا متوتر (I'm tense).

💬 Which one are you feeling today? Tell us in the comments, in Arabic if you can! 👇

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09/25/2026

Ever wanted to order your coffee in Arabic?

It's easier than you think, and it starts with just one word: "أريد" (I want) 🌍

Watch this quick café conversation and learn it in Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha):

☀️ صباح الخير = Sabah Al-Khayr = Good morning
☕ أريد قهوة = Arid Qahwa = I want coffee
🙏 شكراً = Shukran = Thank you

No Arabic knowledge needed! Every phrase comes with pronunciation and meaning.

💬 What would you order in Arabic? Try it in the comments: أريد ...
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09/24/2026

Do you know what Adhan, Wudu, and Salah actually mean?

These are four words you'll hear every day across the Arab world, and they carry real meaning and beauty behind them.

Watch this short, heartwarming story of a father and son, and learn these Arabic words naturally:

🕌 Masjid (مسجد) = Mosque
📢 Adhan (أذان) = Call to prayer
💧 Wudu (وضوء) = Ablution
🤲 Salah (صلاة) = Prayer

No Arabic knowledge needed! Every word comes with pronunciation and meaning.

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09/23/2026

Ever needed to apologize at work, but didn't know how to say it in Arabic?

Here's exactly what professionals say in the Arab world.

In this quick lesson, you'll learn a polite, formal apology in Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha):

😔 Arju Al-Ma'zirah (أرجو المعذرة) = I apologize
⏰ Li Zarfin Tare' (لظرف طارئ) = Due to an emergency

Together: "I apologize, due to an emergency." Perfect for calls, meetings, or emails.

No Arabic knowledge needed! Every phrase comes with pronunciation and meaning.

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09/23/2026

Ever wondered how to introduce yourself in Arabic?

It starts with just two words: "What's your name?" 🌍

Watch this simple conversation between Ahmed and Sarah, meeting for the first time in a city park, and learn it in Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha):

👋 Marhaban (مرحباً) = Hello
❓ Ma ismuk? (ما اسمك؟) = What's your name?
😊 Ana Ahmed / Ana Sarah = I am Ahmed / I am Sarah
😊 Tasharraftu bima'rifatik (تشرّفتُ بمعرفتِك) = Nice to meet you

No Arabic knowledge needed! Every phrase comes with pronunciation and meaning.

💬 What's your name? Try introducing yourself in Arabic in the comments!
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09/22/2026

Do you know how to say your nationality in Arabic? Men and women say it differently!

It's a small change, but it makes a big difference when you speak.

In this quick lesson, you'll learn how to ask about nationality in Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha) and how to answer as a man or a woman:

❓ Ma jinsiyyatuk? (ما جنسيتك؟) = What is your nationality?
🇵🇰 Ana Bakistani / Ana Bakistaniyya = I am Pakistani
🇪🇬 Ana Misri / Ana Misriyya = I am Egyptian

The first form is for men, the second is for women.

No Arabic knowledge needed! Every phrase comes with pronunciation and meaning.

💬 Which country are you from? Tell us in the comments and try saying it in Arabic!
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09/22/2026

Do you know how to say your nationality in Arabic? Men and women say it differently!

It's a small change, but it makes a big difference when you speak! 🌍

In this quick lesson, you'll learn how to ask about nationality in Modern Standard Arabic (Fusha) and how to answer as a man or a woman:

❓ Ma jinsiyyatuk? (ما جنسيتك؟) = What is your nationality?
🇹🇷 Ana Turki / Ana Turkiyya = I am Turkish
🇸🇾 Ana Suri / Ana Suriyya = I am Syrian

The first form is for men, the second is for women.

No Arabic knowledge needed! Every phrase comes with pronunciation and meaning.

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