Thank you for being here 🤍 Notes of Video “Lame” Make sure to check the video at the bottom of the page!  In Levantine Arabic, there are various colorful expressions to describe someone who might...Read More

Thank you for being here 🤍 Notes of Video “Gossip” Make sure to watch the video at the bottom of the page!  Exploring Levantine Arabic: 5 Ways to Comment on Gossip In the vibrant and...Read More

Defining “Kheir” and “Wasta” in Levantine Arabic Kheir (خير): In Levantine Arabic, “kheir” translates to “good” or “well-being.” It is often used to convey positive wishes or to inquire about someone’s well-being. The term embodies...Read More

Thank you for being here 🤍 Notes of Video “Expat”.  Despite the political and economic challenges that Lebanon faces, these factors combine to create an appealing environment for many expats. Expats love Lebanon for several...Read More

A Unique Approach to Language Learning Carol Haidar, a seasoned educator with years of experience teaching the Levantine dialect to foreigners, recognized a significant gap in traditional language textbooks. Most resources focus solely on the...Read More