Unscripted Arabic Conversations - How You Spend Free Time (Lesson #6)

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  • Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
  • For those of you who are just visiting this series, أهلا وسهلا!
    This is a series conducted in Modern Standard Arabic between my teacher Dr Ahmed and I. The topic we will be discussing is something I have had no prior preparation on. The goals of this conversation is to:
    - Force myself to speak Arabic even for the words that I do not know the meaning of.
    - Speak slowly and clearly.
    - Use simpler language for ease of understanding.
    - By engaging in a topic without prior preparation, the hope is that the viewer gets an unfiltered, more natural perspective on how to navigate through the difficulties of not knowing how to express oneself in Arabic.
    Link to the whole Conversation Series: • Arabic Conversation Se...
    To book a lesson with Dr Ahmed, you can view his profile here: www.italki.com...

Комментарии • 5

  • @vincentmartinez4565
    @vincentmartinez4565 6 месяцев назад +1

    love it!!!!!

  • @agpatnam
    @agpatnam 6 месяцев назад +1

    JazakAllahukhairan. Do I need to have any prerequisites before taking a lesson with Dr. Ahmed?

    • @AkeelAhamedInsights
      @AkeelAhamedInsights  6 месяцев назад +1

      Dr Ahmed is quite flexible and should be able to cater to any level of knowledge in Arabic, whether beginner or above. I would recommend scheduling a lesson with him first (you maybe able to get the initial at a discount, if not for free) and finding out if you like his style of teaching.

  • @adildoloo4619
    @adildoloo4619 6 месяцев назад

    ٱلسلام عليكم
    جزاك ٱلله خيرا أخي
    It is interesting that turning on captions shows 99% accurate transliteration. I understood most of it such as you work 9-6, and during your freetime you play Monopoly with your cousins and basketball. You're also in front of the computer most of the times. I have also noticed that these three words are frequently used by you: بٱلنسبت، أحاول and يعني. In my national language, Swahili, we also frequently use يعني as many words are borrowed from Arabic, but I believe to maintain eloquence and fluency using يعني is discouraged. It is best to pause and think for the right word then speak.
    وفقك ٱلله وزادك علما نافعا

    • @AkeelAhamedInsights
      @AkeelAhamedInsights  6 месяцев назад +1

      و عليكم السلام و رحمة الله وبركاته يا أخي
      I appreciate your comment and valid suggestion. I will do my best to improve over time.
      اللهم آمين to the dua🤲