Chances are, you’re not always feeling “good” in the morning. So, let’s learn some other ways to talk about how we might feel in the morning. Oh, and there’s male and female stuff still too.
Chances are, you’re not always feeling “good” in the morning. So, let’s learn some other ways to talk about how we might feel in the morning. Oh, and there’s male and female stuff still too.
Chances are, you’re not always feeling “good” in the morning. So, let’s learn some other ways to talk about how we might feel in the morning. Oh, and there’s male and female stuff still too.
Time to put together what we’ve been learning and add some new words to the mix. Today, we’ll be introducing verbs. If you’ve never studied Arabic verbs before, just take things slowly. It’s best to practice with just a few words at a time and really get a good handle on them before moving on. … Read more
Yep. You read that right. Remember I told you, EVERYTHING in Arabic is either male or female. So, all of your body parts also have to use either male or female terms when you speak. In my last post, I went over 4 rules for mastering male and female in Arabic. If you’re a beginner, … Read more
Hopefully, by now you have gotten used to sprinkling in Arabic words throughout your day. If your kids aren’t yet on board, keep asking questions and soon they’ll join in. If it still feels strange to just be using a few words, just keep at it. Your vocabulary will grow and soon you’ll be using … Read more
Soooooo. How did last week go? Did you start saying good morning to your kids in Arabic? If not, take some time to just get in the habit of saying what you know every day. It can feel kind of silly to be throwing in random Arabic words here and there, but that’s really the … Read more
It’s finally time for our first weekly at home Arabic lesson. You already know that speaking is the most important part of making sure you have consistent success and avoiding burnout in your Arabic studies. Who better to help you than your kids! This short Arabic lesson for kids and parents, you can start speaking … Read more