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This time Rachel asks the questions. She brought a game where she gives me two choices, I pick one and explain why, and then I turn the question back on her. First, would I rather live in Syria or in Canada. I live in Canada and I could go back, so I've already made my choice, but that doesn't mean I don't miss Syria. I've lived in a lot of countries, and the best days of my life were in Syria. After the war, life there became very hard. Canada has its own difficulties too, and it isn't all rosy the way people imagine. Rachel would choose Lebanon, because her family is there, the people she loves, and all her memories, even if she misses some calm now and then. Then love or money. Ideally I want both. I always say money can't buy love, health or a clear mind, but it solves the money problems, so you can put your energy into those three. Right now I'm focused on building a business. Rachel always picks love, and she thinks my answer is a little too logical. The last question was the easiest one for me. The freedom to be who you are, or living up to what your family and the people around you expect. Anyone who knows me knows my answer. On this one, Rachel and I agree. The full library, 400+ videos in Modern Standard Arabic and Levantine Arabic, organized by level from Super Beginner to Advanced: https://arabicallthetime.com Hear from other learners, or share your own story: https://arabicallthetime.com/reviews Arabic Journeys podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/60ofkXIaju9Zhz04kGrbNB https://www.youtube.com/embed/OsxyfD61Dio 1315 2026-11-10T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/506 2026-11-09 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/482 2026-11-08 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/500 2026-11-07 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/500.jpg?v=1794070844 I Woke Up Before the Sun to See This View. Part two of my trip to Los Cabos in Mexico. Los Cabos is beautiful, but it's a very touristy place, with people coming from the US, Canada and everywhere else. I stayed at a resort, not a normal hotel and not an Airbnb, and on the first morning I woke up very early, maybe around five, because I wanted to see the view. The sun was just coming up. From the balcony I could see three pools, a jacuzzi with hot water, palm trees, pink and purple flowers, and rows of chairs and umbrellas next to the pools. Every single chair was empty. Nobody was swimming and nobody was sitting anywhere, because it was still so early. I spent a lot of that trip going between the pool and the jacuzzi, and it was very relaxing. In the next video I'll show you more of the resort. 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She finds it lighter than baklava, even though she isn't a big fan of Arabic sweets, and she'll barely eat one piece. The word she uses for that is إنجا, and it's very Lebanese. When I hear it, I know the person is from Lebanon. I picked halawet el jibn too. I love soft sweets that melt in your mouth, and I love cheese. It's even better with ice cream on the side, which Rachel says is my own invention. In Syria it sometimes comes with a plate of muhallabiyeh. Then baklava, and when people eat it. In Syria we put it out for guests any day, no occasion needed. In Lebanon it comes with almost everything, weddings, births, engagements, graduations, Eid. Most people outside Syria and Lebanon think baklava is one sweet. It's a whole family, every shape has its own name, and most people just walk into the shop and ask for a kilo مشكل. For once, Rachel and I chose the same thing. The full library, 400+ videos in Modern Standard Arabic and Levantine Arabic, organized by level from Super Beginner to Advanced: https://arabicallthetime.com Hear from other learners, or share your own story: https://arabicallthetime.com/reviews Arabic Journeys podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/60ofkXIaju9Zhz04kGrbNB https://www.youtube.com/embed/8SYvbbCZPao 797 2026-11-05T19:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/488 2026-11-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/483 2026-11-08 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/483.jpg?v=1794163315 I Don't Like Tourist Cities. Los Cabos Was the Exception. About four years ago, when I was still living in Toronto, I went to Los Cabos in Mexico. I'm not a fan of touristy cities, and Los Cabos is very touristy, but it's beautiful anyway. There's desert, sea and rocks all in the same place. The first photo is from the night before I left. It's the view from the terrace of the building I lived in, looking over the financial district where I used to work, with the towers of TD, BMO, Scotiabank and CIBC, and the CN Tower. I used to go up there at night just to look at the city. The next morning I flew to Baja California, over the mountains of Mexico, and arrived tired, with red eyes and a long beard, but very happy. I stayed at a resort, not a normal hotel, with pools everywhere, palm trees, flowers and the sea right behind it. At night the sky was completely clear. In the next video I'll show you more of the resort. The full library, 400+ videos in Modern Standard Arabic and Levantine Arabic, organized by level from Super Beginner to Advanced: https://arabicallthetime.com Hear from other learners, or share your own story: https://arabicallthetime.com/reviews Arabic Journeys podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/60ofkXIaju9Zhz04kGrbNB https://www.youtube.com/embed/9ZT0GMbSsPc 685 2026-11-03T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/487 2026-11-02 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/438 2026-11-05 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/491 2026-10-31 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/491.jpg?v=1793466040 She Sees This View Every Day. This is the first photo game with Rachel, an Arabic teacher from Lebanon, and the game is simple. I show her a photo I took, she tells me what she sees, and then she has to guess when I took it and where. The first photo has a cup of coffee in front and mountains, trees and a small road behind it. She guessed it was taken around midday, because the light wasn't strong, and she was right. It was 12:30. Then she guessed the place, and she got that right too. The second photo is a pine forest on a mountain, with snow on the peaks behind it. She knew the trees were pine straight away, and she knew where it was, because both photos come from the same place. It turns out she lives there. She sees this view every day and she still thinks it's beautiful. Both photos are from Mount Lebanon. Next time we look at photos from somewhere else. Rachel teaches Lebanese Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic. You can find her on Instagram at @lahja_ti. https://www.youtube.com/embed/X8LeHOkWHXY 662 2026-10-31T17:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/439 2026-10-30 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/481 2026-10-29 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/481.jpg?v=1793298007 We Drove Two Hours to See the Leaves Change We rented a van and drove two hours north of Montreal to walk around in the autumn colours, which is the most Canadian thing I do all year. The group was Lutus, Yasmine and friends. We stopped at Tim Hortons on the way, because of course we did. Then Mont Tremblant, and the trees doing the thing they do at the end of September: red, orange and yellow, all at once, in every direction. I interviewed people as we walked. I asked Yasmine why she came and what she made of it, and I asked Lutus the same, so you get two more voices and two different speeds of Arabic inside one video. We climbed up to the viewpoint, and it turned out to be somebody's birthday, so there was champagne at the top, which nobody had warned me about. This is a walking vlog, so the Arabic moves faster than the photo videos: clear Levantine. Part two is the lake and the village. https://www.youtube.com/embed/ArCGNtoee-w 934 2026-10-29T18:15:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/492 2026-10-28 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/473 2026-10-27 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/473.jpg?v=1793120417 I Went Back to Costco and Took My Time Last time I had 40 minutes before Costco closed and I ran around the whole shop. This time I arrived at 7 in the evening with an hour and a half, which is the most relaxed I have ever been in that building. The first thing I found was a 500 dollar espresso machine. Beautiful. Expensive. I did not buy it. Then the actual shopping. Cleaning wipes. Mandarins, oranges, a big bag of apples. Watermelon, because watermelon with grilled halloumi is one of the best things a person can eat. Ready made sushi, which I wanted the second I saw it. Hummus. Tomatoes and cucumbers. Bananas from Ecuador, slightly too green, fine. A big bag of onions. Sheep's milk laban, which I love. And a labneh with Arabic writing on the tub, made by an Arabic company, made in Canada, which I had never come across before. Then the part I actually came for: a 6.5 kilo piece of meat. I stood there comparing pieces for a while, because this is the one aisle where I take my time. Also one Activia, for Yasmine. Then the queue, which was very long, and I do not like queues. If this format is new to you: I walk around naming everything I see, slowly, so you pick up supermarket words without studying them. Clear Levantine Arabic. https://www.youtube.com/embed/vY8yBJonF-s 821 2026-10-27T17:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/460 2026-10-26 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/484 2026-10-25 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/484.jpg?v=1792947618 A Teacher on the Mistake Most Arabic Learners Make. Rachel is an Arabic teacher from Lebanon. She lives there, she teaches Modern Standard Arabic and Lebanese Arabic, and in this conversation she tells me how she got here and what she sees in her students. She has loved Arabic since she was a child, the sound of it and the way the letters are pronounced, and that's why she chose to teach it. Like most people in Lebanon she learned English and some French at school, because Lebanese schools teach three languages at the same time. She studied primary school Arabic teaching at the Lebanese University, then did a master's in educational administration. She used to teach at a school and now gives private lessons, Modern Standard Arabic to children and Lebanese to children and adults. I asked her why people come to her. Some need Arabic for work, some have Lebanese roots and want to talk to their relatives, some want to read the Qur'an. And very often the reason is a partner who is Lebanese. Her advice is to watch Lebanese series and listen to Lebanese songs, a lot, because you have to hear a language before you can speak it. The mistake she sees most is stopping and starting, two weeks on and two weeks off. The other is not knowing what you want, starting with Modern Standard Arabic, switching to Lebanese halfway, and then getting lost because the same letters sound different. And on the days you feel like stopping, she says keep listening anyway. You can find Rachel on Instagram, her page is Lahjati (@lahja_ti). https://www.youtube.com/embed/v8oThxkxlBo 1089 2026-10-25T17:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/480 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/476 2026-10-23 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/430 2026-10-22 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/430.jpg?v=1792695907 My Sister on Living Far From Home. There is an Arabic word for the ache of being far from your country: غربة. Today my sister Lotus and I talk about what it actually feels like, and how it changes. Lotus has spent most of her adult life away from Syria, and her answer surprised me: she does not feel غربة anymore. Montreal is her second country now. But she remembers exactly what the first years felt like, the sadness of not being around people who look and speak like her, the pressure to adapt fast, and the strange mix of grief and excitement that comes with a new country. We talk about the small rituals that keep home close: mate, which reached Syria from Argentina with returning emigrants and is the number one drink in our town Salamiyah, dabke, which is our region's dance more than it is Damascus's or Aleppo's, family barbecues, Syrian coffee, Fairuz in the morning. And her advice to anyone who just arrived somewhere new: do not rush the transition, keep your own habits while you adopt new ones, and make friends, because once you have friends the other problems start solving themselves. The full library, 350+ videos in Modern Standard Arabic and Levantine Arabic organized by level from Super Beginner to Advanced: https://arabicallthetime.com https://www.youtube.com/embed/MLZGBSUXKKw 882 2026-10-22T19:01:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/459 2026-10-21 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/450 2026-10-20 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/450.jpg?v=1792519229 I Was Going to Keep This One Private. I am driving home after a very good day, and I want to tell you something I have not said on the channel. I love travelling. In my old engineering job I was on a plane every six weeks. After I left it I spent five or six months moving through seven countries. Then in December 2025 I came back to Montreal with exactly one goal, and I have barely left the city since. The goal was this. The first year and a half of Arabic All The Time was failure after failure, and in December I decided to give it one last serious attempt. Could one person with no company behind him, no investors and no sponsors, build the largest comprehensible input library in Arabic and make it last? It is working. The videos multiplied, the subscribers came, the emails started arriving, and the motivation went from high to very high. That is the good part. Here is the part I have not said. The routine I am living is not sustainable. Every hour, every bit of energy and every dollar goes into this, it is never quite enough, and there is always more to do. I do not get to the gym. I do not eat the way I want to. I have not seen my friends properly in months and those friendships have suffered for it. So I am asking you, honestly. How do I put a limit on this? How do I get back to a life where I can travel and still build this properly? I am better at setting limits than I was at the start. I am still not good at it. This project feels like a small baby to me and I am afraid to leave it alone for a moment. That fear is the problem. Tell me in the comments. If you have done this, or you are in the middle of doing it, I want to hear how. https://www.youtube.com/embed/TGNQ9RbtHrA 938 2026-10-20T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/444 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/451 2026-10-18 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/451.jpg?v=1792342826 I Cooked Freekeh Mansaf at 8 at Night It is eight at night, I have not eaten all day, and I decided to cook the most involved thing in my kitchen. Freekeh. Wheat picked while it is still green and then roasted, which is why it tastes like nothing else on the shelf. It comes from Bilad al-Sham, Syria and Lebanon and Palestine and Jordan, and it is in Egypt too. Tonight it becomes mansaf with grilled meat. Two jobs at once. A ribeye on the bone, cut into two steaks, seasoned and carried out to the grill in the garden, while the freekeh toasts in samneh in the kitchen. Salt, black pepper, seven spices. Almonds in a small pan on the side. It was eleven degrees outside and I refused to put a jacket on. Neither job went perfectly. While the freekeh cooked I sat down with the laptop, because it takes half an hour and there was work waiting. And there was an email. A very long one, from a premium member, describing his whole history with Arabic before Arabic All The Time and after it. I read it on camera and I did not really know what to say when I finished. I still do not. Yasmine comes home partway through, after six hours of studying, with groceries from Adonis. A real kitchen, nothing staged, in clear Levantine Arabic, around B2. Vocabulary: السمنة, محمّصة, البهارات السبعة, المقلاية, حمّص الفريكة, تغلي, المكسّرات. https://www.youtube.com/embed/hpz__Ip3hzQ 2048 2026-10-18T17:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/461 2026-10-17 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/475 2026-10-16 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/474 2026-10-15 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/474.jpg?v=1792080033 I Showed Maha One Photo and Said Nothing New idea, and I want to know whether it works. I show Maha one photo. I tell her nothing. She has to work out where it was taken and what is happening in it, with nothing to go on but her own questions. The photo is from inside a tour bus belonging to Tinariwen. They are Tuareg, from the Sahara, and if you do not know them you should stop reading this and go and listen to them. Their singer is called Saddam. I met them in America around 2014 or 2015, when I was 21. Ten years later I saw them again in Toronto, and Saddam remembered me. Not my name. The Syrian. Watching Maha get there from nothing is the whole video. She asks, I answer, she narrows it down, and the Arabic you are hearing is two people genuinely working something out rather than performing a conversation for a camera. This is the first time we have tried this, so tell us in the comments whether you want more of it. Next time she picks the photo and I have to guess. https://www.youtube.com/embed/yJd7Dtozrn0 1071 2026-10-15T16:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/458 2026-10-14 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/464 2026-10-13 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/464.jpg?v=1791914436 The Biggest Rock I Have Ever Seen Guatapé is a tiny village in Colombia, and next to it there is a rock. Not a mountain. One rock, standing on its own, and it is enormous. The first time I saw it I was genuinely stunned. Around it there is a lake, forest, villas all along the water, and a mansion that I was told belongs to a singer. We crossed by boat and then we climbed. The stairs are concrete, built up through a crack in the rock, and they go up and up and up. The sun was strong. I was with a group and by the end of it people were in a bad way. I did not cry. I came close. Then you reach the top and you forget all of it. The lake is green and blue, the sky is clear, white clouds, forest in every direction. It is one of the best views I have ever stood in front of. Afterwards we went down into the village, which is small and about as colourful as a place can be. Colombians love colour. There is a street with umbrellas strung across it in yellow and green and orange and red, flags from everywhere including Canada and Mexico, and souvenir shops full of hats. I did not buy a hat. And at no point did I put on sunscreen. The next day my face was red. My cheeks, my nose, my forehead, even my eyes. I burned. Learn from me. Simple descriptive Levantine Arabic, around A2. Vocabulary: صخرة, درج, بحيرة, منظر, غابة, شمسية, نظارات شمسية, واقي شمس. https://www.youtube.com/embed/8HP3nX5gNwE 1034 2026-10-13T17:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/440 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/452 2026-10-11 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/452.jpg?v=1791738916 I Finally Met the Montrealer Who Speaks Arabic Like This. A while ago I interviewed Amélie about how she learned Arabic. We had only ever spoken online. She lives in Montreal, I live in Montreal, so we finally met in person. The café was not a random choice. Maha mentioned once that she has a friend here with a Lebanese café in the Plateau, and I had never been. So that is where we went, for manoushe with cheese and zaatar and a long conversation. Amélie learned Lebanese Arabic to a level that still surprises me, and the reason she started was Fairuz. Now she is doing the whole thing again with a completely different dialect, Moroccan Darija, and the reason this time is Moroccan rap. So I asked her what everybody argues about. Is Darija a dialect of Arabic or a separate language? Her answer is better than either side of that argument, because it comes from someone who speaks French, Italian and Spanish and can hear exactly what is happening: it is the vowels. Lebanese puts them where she expects them. Darija does not. You also hear her Lebanese with a few Moroccan words living inside it now, which I noticed within about thirty seconds of sitting down. Come with me for the whole thing: the drive across town, a parking machine I could not find, a sunny Sunday in the Plateau, and a conversation in clear Levantine Arabic, around B1. https://www.youtube.com/embed/mygt3CjLq50 1059 2026-10-11T04:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/462 2026-10-10 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/457 2026-10-09 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/442 2026-10-08 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/442.jpg?v=1791480616 He Walked Into Damascus and Felt He Was Home Agustín is from Buenos Aires. He has no Syrian family, no Lebanese family, no Arab family at all, Italian and Spanish and Irish on every side. He speaks Spanish, English, French, Portuguese and Arabic, and he is learning Italian. He started Arabic in 2006, because he was studying international relations and kept running into a part of the world he could not read. He learned Fusha the traditional way, then went to Egypt and used it out loud, and Egyptians laughed at him, because nobody in Egypt talks like that. That was the first thing he learned. In 2007 he went to Damascus. He says that within the first second he felt like he was in his own country. Part of it is the mate, which Syrians drink the way Argentines do. Part of it is that three and a half million Argentines are of Syrian and Lebanese origin, and one of them became president. And part of it is the day he lost his clothes in Souq Saruja and neighbours he had known for fifteen minutes sat him down and fed him. He lived in Syria on and off until 2010. Then Lebanon, then Jordan through covid, then Yemen, then Sudan. In Yemen people heard his accent and started calling him السوري. Last year he went back to Syria for the first time in fifteen years. He crossed in from Jordan, saw the sign that said أهلاً وسهلاً بسوريا, and he describes that moment better than I could. He also describes what he saw in Homs and in the Damascus countryside. We talk about the thing every learner is afraid of: if I learn Levantine, will anyone else understand me? His answer comes from having actually tested it in six countries, and he has the best analogy for it I have heard, which involves the word for popcorn in Spanish. His advice at the end is simple and he lives by it. Listen every single day, half an hour to an hour. Read short stories and newspapers. And speak, even when all you have is two words and your hands. Conversational Levantine Arabic, around B2. https://www.youtube.com/embed/veLwi7zFOZc 2237 2026-10-08T17:20:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/441 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/456 2026-10-08 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/456.jpg?v=1791315919 From Syria to Canada: Hasan’s Story What is it like to attend eight different schools in eight years? In this Lebanese and Syrian Arabic conversation, Hasan shares his experiences growing up between Syria and Saudi Arabia, facing culture shock, and rebuilding his life after the war prevented him from returning home. https://www.youtube.com/embed/PTPdIgpDQ9g 1825 2026-10-06T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/455 2026-10-09 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/455.jpg?v=1791572314 This Train Station in Spain Looks Arab Toledo was the capital of Spain. Madrid is new. Toledo is very, very old, and I had wanted to go there for years. This is the first of six videos going through the photographs, and it does not get further than two train stations. The first is Madrid. A new station, clean, no rubbish anywhere, a lot of concrete. I like concrete a little. Not this much. Then the fast train, and then Toledo, and I was not ready for it. The station at Toledo is old and it is far more beautiful than the one in Madrid. Carved wood on the doors, ceramic tiles, a cafeteria inside with tables and chairs under it all, and the whole thing built in Arab and Islamic decoration from Al Andalus. I came out of that station, walked a short way, saw the city, and understood that one video was not going to cover this. Simple descriptive Levantine Arabic, around A2. Vocabulary: محطه القطار, قطار سريع, قطار بطيء, نظيفه, قديمه, جديده, الديكور, خشب. https://www.youtube.com/embed/mWZ7ugGb7so 689 2026-10-06T17:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/454 2026-10-05 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/402 2026-10-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/402.jpg?v=1791133232 The Only Rule for Watching Comprehensible Input. When you watch comprehensible input, you do not need to do many things. You need to do exactly one: focus. Follow the idea. Follow the story. Follow what the person is trying to say, and let go of every word you do not catch, because you do not need them all. Missing words is fine. Missing the video is not. There is an honest exception. If you are upper intermediate or advanced, listening while driving or cooking works, slower but it works. If you are a beginner, your full attention is the whole method. Better than nothing is real. But focused, relaxed, enjoying the story, that is where the language actually moves in. Next video: how to learn without understanding every word. https://www.youtube.com/embed/_Xh4esMvJLY 491 2026-10-04T17:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/453 2026-10-03 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/434 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/397 2026-10-01 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/397.jpg?v=1790877902 He Watched Comprehensible Input. Now He Makes It. Kevin has learned languages with grammar books, with flashcards, with everything. Nine languages of trial and error. Then, for Arabic, he found comprehensible input, and it changed how he thinks about all of it. In this conversation we talk about what input actually did for his Arabic, why he now believes it beats every method he used before, and the best evidence there is: Kevin now creates comprehensible input himself, for French learners, on his channel Bonjour Baguette. From watching videos to making them. That is what seven months did. Kevin's French comprehensible input channel: https://www.youtube.com/@BonjourBaguette-ku3wr https://www.youtube.com/embed/c_RP0_dBC_s 1146 2026-10-01T17:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/437 2026-09-30 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/404 2026-09-29 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/404.jpg?v=1790704829 I Understood Spanish Before I Ever Studied It. It started with a trip to Mexico. I loved the country and I could not talk to anyone in it, because outside the tourist counters, people simply do not speak English. I came home to Toronto with that itch. One day in a coffee shop I typed "how to learn Spanish" into YouTube, and what I found changed my life. No classes, no textbooks, no grammar, ever. I watched. More than 700 hours of watching, and the understanding arrived on its own, before I studied a single rule. In this video: the trip, the search, the decision, and what it feels like when a language quietly becomes yours. This is the exact method this whole channel is built on. Understanding first. Everything else grows out of it. Next video: the one rule that makes input work. https://www.youtube.com/embed/rPml0dBYA0g 639 2026-09-29T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/405 2026-09-29 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/395 2026-09-27 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/395.jpg?v=1790532996 I Asked Maha If Flashcards Are Worth It. Every language app pushes flashcards. Most of Maha's own students barely use them, and she will tell you plainly: she never liked them. Today Maha and I take the question apart. Why flashcards feel productive, what they actually train, why words learned on cards keep dissolving, and what the alternative looks like. We end where every honest conversation about language ends. Listening, then listening, then listening. A real, unscripted conversation in Levantine Arabic, around B2, between two people who make listening material for a living, so yes, we have opinions. https://www.youtube.com/embed/-9Z9R_qscUA 1335 2026-09-27T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/433 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/429 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/436 2026-09-24 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/436.jpg?v=1790275685 One Fairuz Song Made Her Learn Arabic. Emily is from Montreal. Two years ago she heard one Fairuz song, قديش كان في ناس, and decided to learn Arabic so she could sing it. That is not a metaphor. She learned the letters first purely so she could pronounce the lyrics, sang along without understanding a word, and only then went looking for meaning. Sound first, meaning later, which is the whole argument of this channel arriving from someone who found it on her own. In this conversation Emily tells me how she got from a song to real conversations: an app, then lessons with Lebanese and Palestinian teachers, then Fusha, and now Moroccan Darija, because her goal is nothing less than all of Arabic. She talks about the sound ع that made her think a language might be impossible and then made her want it more, about treating dialects as a matter of respect for the people she lives beside in Montreal, and about the one thing she would tell any beginner: pick one dialect, start speaking, and stop over-thinking the choice. She also says the honest thing about Arabic: she loves the language, and what frustrates her is how few good resources exist for it. That is the reason this channel exists. A real, unscripted conversation in clear Arabic, around B2. https://www.youtube.com/embed/vlPulU4IRkI 2934 2026-09-24T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/428 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/432 2026-09-22 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/432.jpg?v=1790108502 She Left Syria for a One-Month Holiday. She Came Back 14 Years Later. In 2012 my family flew to Saudi Arabia for a holiday. Because of the war, we never went home. We moved from country to country, and the road eventually ended in Montreal, which has been home for years now. This summer, my sister Lotus went back. In this conversation she tells me everything: the fear before deciding, landing in Damascus, the three-hour road to Salamiyah past buildings still in ruins, and the moment she knew she was home before she saw a single face, the sound of the mitoor and the smell of bread and shawarma. She sees her grandmother, her childhood friends, her uncle. She eats معجوقة. She does four or five زيارات a day, no appointments, just doors that open. And she is honest about the heat, the electricity, and the sadness of the damage. A real, unscripted conversation in clear Arabic, around B2. If your family left somewhere and never went back, you already know why this one matters. https://www.youtube.com/embed/ZDia5AlfSFc 991 2026-09-22T20:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/426 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/426.jpg?v=1790187695 Nour 21: Give Me Your Phone Nour is one of the most-watched Turkish dramas in the Arab world, dubbed in Syrian Arabic. In this scene, Maysoun and her husband Tariq are eating dinner alone when his phone buzzes and he stands up to leave. Work, he says. His brother is sick, everything is on his head. She asks for the phone. He hands it over, wounded and generous, and she looks anyway. Then the line that ends the argument: I know you deleted it. Earlier, Noor clears the dinner plates and her new mother-in-law stops her cold: you are a Shadoglu now, the servants do that, go rest in your room. A welcome that sounds like a demotion. I walk you through every scene in clear Levantine Arabic and explain the real expressions as they come: كنيتك, لساتك عروس, شغل صار فوق راسي, محاية, and تقرير يومي. This is one episode from my full Noor series, where we watch the show together from the very beginning. The whole series is on the platform: https://arabicallthetime.com The full library, 350+ videos in Modern Standard Arabic and Levantine Arabic organized by level from Super Beginner to Advanced: https://arabicallthetime.com https://www.youtube.com/embed/HfShoHSpQGU 780 2026-09-21T21:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/427 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/401 2026-09-28 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/401.jpg Don't Learn the Arabic Alphabet Yet Everyone wants to learn the Arabic alphabet first. It is beautiful, it is artistic, and I am asking you to wait. Reading too early damages your pronunciation in any language. You sound out words you have never heard, you get them wrong, and the wrong version is the one that sticks. Arabic makes this worse, because the short vowels are not written. Look at كتب and tell me which word it is. You cannot, unless you have heard it first. Learn the sounds first and Arabic hands you a gift almost no other language offers: spelling and pronunciation that match perfectly. Listen first. Read later, faster, and correctly. That is the deal. The full library, 350+ videos in Modern Standard Arabic and Levantine Arabic organized by level from Super Beginner to Advanced: https://arabicallthetime.com https://www.youtube.com/embed/wEoPAovRzkI 699 2026-09-19T20:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/425 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/424 2026-09-21 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/424.jpg Do You Need Grammar to Learn Arabic? (B1–B2) Can you learn Arabic naturally through listening, or do you need to study grammar? In this spontaneous conversation, Hasan and Maha discuss language acquisition, speaking, grammar, reading, and the importance of listening to comprehensible content. Maha speaks in Lebanese Arabic, while Hasan speaks in Syrian Arabic, making this video great listening practice for intermediate Arabic learners. https://www.youtube.com/embed/iQK5mzdMIE8 1544 2026-09-17T19:26:25+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/422 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/398 2026-09-15 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/398.jpg Her Father Is Syrian. He Never Spoke Arabic to Her. Colette's father is from Syria. He spoke French with her. She grew up in California, in a house of English and French, and the Arabic never came home. So she went after it herself. An evening class at fifteen, with her grandmother helping her practice. Three years of Fusha at university in France that never turned into real understanding. Two months in Jordan, working at a center, studying, living inside the language. A Levantine textbook she worked through alone. Five years of trying. In this conversation she tells me what finally started working, and why her goal is Levantine: to speak with her family, and one day in the streets of الشام. A gentle, patient conversation in clear Arabic. If the language of your family was never handed to you and you want it anyway, Colette is proof the door is still open. We agreed to record again once she has real listening hours behind her, so this story continues here. The full library, 350+ videos in Modern Standard Arabic and Levantine Arabic organized by level from Super Beginner to Advanced: https://arabicallthetime.com https://www.youtube.com/embed/jNfyCo1E0Kw 1452 2026-09-15T19:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/421 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/420 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/410 2026-09-12 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/410.jpg Iraq: The Oldest Country on Earth Iraq is the oldest country in the world. Not one of the oldest. The oldest. Today we travel to Iraq on the map: where it sits in western Asia, why it is the heart of the Fertile Crescent, and how the agricultural revolution that changed the human story began between its two rivers. The video opens with verses of poetry about Iraq, because a country this old deserves to be introduced in verse. This is the first stop in a new series about the Arab countries, one by one. Syria, Lebanon, and Yemen are coming. Slow, clear Arabic with the map on screen the whole time. Follow the map, and the Arabic follows you. https://www.youtube.com/embed/HwMckHUXq8M 855 2026-09-12T20:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/419 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/406 2026-09-10 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/406.jpg I Eat One Meal a Day. Today It's Pho. My sister Yasmine and I walked to a Vietnamese place near the house, and I brought you along. We talk on the way. I have eaten one meal a day since 2018, and Yasmine says exactly what she thought when I started, which was that it was strange and that she was not going to argue about it. We talk about why we almost never eat out, the tacos we have been making at home, and whether cucumber belongs in them. She says yes. Mexico says no. Then the restaurant, the iced tea neither of us liked, the spring rolls, and a bowl of pho hot enough to turn my face red on camera. A real conversation between a brother and a sister in Levantine Arabic, around B1. Nothing scripted, nothing slowed down for the camera except me. The full library, 350+ videos in Modern Standard Arabic and Levantine Arabic organized by level from Super Beginner to Advanced: https://arabicallthetime.com https://www.youtube.com/embed/C_0SNNiANj8 1006 2026-09-10T19:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/423 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/400 2026-09-08 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/400.jpg He Explained One Arabic Word. It Broke My Heart. There is an Arabic word for the feeling of being far from your homeland: غربة. It has no clean translation. Juan, from Colombia, made a short video explaining it, and as an Arab living far from Syria, it moved me enough that I invited him here. Juan trained as an opera singer, left Colombia more than ten years ago, lives in Italy, works with languages, and fell in love with Levantine Arabic. In this conversation he tells me how a Colombian ends up feeling غربة in Arabic, how he learned the language, and what music has to do with all of it. His Arabic is beautiful, and you will hear that for yourself. We agreed this will not be his last visit. Juan's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juan.pablo.canon/?hl=en The full library, 350+ videos in Modern Standard Arabic and Levantine Arabic organized by level from Super Beginner to Advanced: https://arabicallthetime.com Timeline: 00:00 – Intro: The Concept of Ghurba 01:42 – Meet Juan 03:00 – Why Learn Arabic? 04:20 – Speaking 7 Languages 06:14 – Learning Greek 09:14 – Discovering Fairouz & Levantine 14:04 – Favorite Arabic Song 15:28 – Study Routine & Flashcards 18:48 – Traveling to Syria 22:00 – Speaking Practice 24:25 – Exploring Damascus & Aleppo 25:40 – Visiting Maaloula & Aramaic 31:02 – What Juan Loves About Arabic 33:30 – Best Advice for Learners 35:48 – Conclusion #LearnArabic #LevantineArabic #Ghurba #ComprehensibleInput #ArabicConversation https://www.youtube.com/embed/n3FspIyvanc 2201 2026-09-08T17:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/418 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/416 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/412 2026-09-05 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/412.jpg Do Subtitles Help You Learn Arabic? A Real Disagreement Maha puts subtitles on everything she makes. I put them on nothing. So we sat down and argued about it. She learned English from films with Arabic subtitles, and she is learning Russian the same way right now. Her position is that reading and listening together prints the word twice. Mine is that the brain does not really do both at once, and that whichever one you are doing well, you are doing the other one badly. Neither of us walked away converted, but we did agree on more than we expected. Maha shares the three-pass routine she gives the people learning with her: once with nothing, once with Arabic on screen, once in your own language to check you were right. And we both landed in the same place on beginners, where a video with pictures and gestures needs no translation at all. A real, unscripted conversation in Levantine Arabic, around B2. Maha makes wonderful content for Arabic learners. Her channel: @levantinearabicwithmaha. The full library, 300+ videos in Modern Standard Arabic and Levantine Arabic organized by level from Super Beginner to Advanced: https://arabicallthetime.com https://www.youtube.com/embed/SjqE6ecVLzY 1188 2026-09-05T19:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/417 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/409 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/415 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/403 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/403.jpg I Chased English Across 4 Countries English and I did not start well. I met it in school in Syria, chased it alone at home, sat in classrooms at the British Council in Riyadh, fed it movies, podcasts, radio, news articles, flashcards. Years of effort, in country after country, and the language kept its distance. Then I landed in America, and everything I believed about learning collapsed fast. Real English was nothing like studied English. In this video I tell the whole road, Syria to Saudi Arabia to the Emirates to the United States, what failed and why, and what immersion did that years of methods never could. It is the story that planted the question this entire channel grew out of: if living inside a language is what finally works, why does the world keep studying from outside it? My university later wrote an article about my journey in America. The link is below if you want the longer story. https://www.pcc.edu/news/2016/06/hasan-alhamwi-to-canada/ https://www.pcc.edu/news/2015/01/hasan-alhamwi/ The full library, 350+ videos in Modern Standard Arabic and Levantine Arabic organized by level from Super Beginner to Advanced: https://arabicallthetime.com Slow, clear Levantine Arabic, around B1. https://www.youtube.com/embed/sHGpSqGAwww 1376 2026-09-01T19:30:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/414 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/411 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/399 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/399.jpg He Started Arabic 7 Months Ago. You'll Hear the Result. Kevin is from France, lives in Taiwan, and works as an online French instructor. He speaks nine languages. Seven months ago he started his tenth: Arabic. In this conversation Kevin tells me how he began, why he started with Fusha and then moved to Levantine listening, and how he reached a genuinely comfortable level in seven months while working full time. We speak in Arabic the whole way through, slowly and clearly, so his story doubles as your listening practice. In part two, Kevin and I talk about the method behind all ten languages, and about the channel he now runs himself. That video is next. The full library, 350+ videos in Modern Standard Arabic and Levantine Arabic organized by level from Super Beginner to Advanced: https://arabicallthetime.com https://www.youtube.com/embed/4iTJBPGqy30 1585 2026-08-29T19:20:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/396 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/337 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/337.jpg I Tried to Start a Fight Between My Twin Sisters. I Failed. Life with twins in the house is never quiet, so I sat my sisters Yasmin and Lotus down for a game called who does it more, and I came prepared for war. I did not get war. I got two people who split the housework like diplomats, share each other's food on principle, and agree on almost everything, including which one of them has a temper you should genuinely fear, which one gets an Amazon package every single day, and which one made her sister kill the ants for her when they were kids. Slipper in hand. The only fight of the entire game breaks out on the final question: who loves their brother more? One of them plays a card I did not see coming. A real family conversation in Levantine Arabic, around B1, full of the words Syrian families actually throw across the living room: دلوعة, قبضاية, بتعصب. If you can follow this game, you can follow a real Arab household. https://www.youtube.com/embed/QAhfIeGDZsQ 573 2026-08-27T21:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/394 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/393 2026-08-27 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/393.jpg Lebanese vs. Syrian Dialect: 10 Everyday Word Differences How different are Lebanese and Syrian Arabic? Maha and I compare 10 everyday words and expressions in our dialects. Enjoy this natural Levantine Arabic conversation with Arabic, English and Latin Arabic subtitles! https://www.youtube.com/embed/LHEuhYHNysc 1708 2026-08-25T18:10:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/392 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/390 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/391 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/391.jpg I Memorized the Longest Poem in Pre-Islamic Arabic. The poem from that Syrian series would not leave me alone. So I searched YouTube, found it, listened, and made a decision that made no sense: I would memorize the longest of the Muallaqat, the great odes of pre-Islamic Arabia. I was a civil engineering student at the time, and engineering memory is good memory. Line by line, معلقة عمرو بن كلثوم went in. ألا هبي بصحنك فأصبحينا. In this video I tell you how I did it, and what it felt like the day I finished. My life changed 180 degrees after that. That is the next video. https://www.youtube.com/embed/L1S__J7WAG8 598 2026-08-22T21:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/389 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/388 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/388.jpg The 3 Biggest Questions Arabic Learners Ask Stuck in your Arabic? In this first episode with my sister Lotus, we tackle the three questions every Arabic learner asks. Should you use subtitles? We say no, and we explain why English text is probably slowing you down. I acquired Spanish this way. Lotus did the same with Turkish. Learning to sit with not understanding every word is what gets you there faster. Then the intermediate plateau. It feels like you've stopped improving. You haven't. It's the gym after your newbie gains. The progress just stopped being obvious. And finally, MSA or dialect. Learn both. Levantine or Egyptian will open the whole Arab world to you, and Arabic isn't a set of separate languages. It's one language with beautiful variations. Relax. Listen. Let it click. What's your biggest struggle with Arabic right now? Tell us in the comments and we'll cover it next episode. https://www.youtube.com/embed/8siEWjhf3Mk 1281 2026-08-20T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/387 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/386 2026-08-27 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/386.jpg Maha Speaks 4 Languages. One She Doesn't Love. How many languages does Maha actually speak? Four, and she will tell you she does not think that is many. Today Maha is back, and this time we are not talking about Lebanon or Arabic. We go through every language she knows, how she learned each one, and her honest level in all of them. She tells me which language she loves most, which one she never enjoyed, the advice she gives every language learner, and the language she still wants to learn next. A real, unscripted conversation in Levantine Arabic, around B2. If you can follow two friends comparing languages, you are doing the thing that builds real Arabic. https://www.youtube.com/embed/QqKpWJsAsv8 1688 2026-08-18T19:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/385 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/384 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/383 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/383.jpg The Turkish Drama That Conquered the Arab World In 2008, one Turkish series did something no Turkish series had done before: the entire Arab world watched it. Noor and Muhannad became household names from Syria to Morocco. Grandmothers planned their evenings around it, and Arab television was never the same again. The secret that matters for us: the show was dubbed in clear, beautiful Syrian Arabic, which makes it some of the best listening material that exists. In this series we watch the first episode together, scene by scene, and I explain the real expressions as they come, in clear, comprehensible Arabic. This video is the introduction: the story of the show that changed Arab TV, and why I chose it. https://www.youtube.com/embed/OTwot_Oy3ww 419 2026-08-15T19:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/382 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/381 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/381.jpg He Cancelled His Subscription After 4 Hours. Look at Him Now. In January, a man subscribed to Arabic All The Time, spent four hours on the site, and cancelled. This is the story of what happened next. I wrote him an apology email. He wrote back with his reason: not enough beginner videos yet. He was right, the library was still young. So I offered him a free crosstalk session while I kept building, and he said yes. He was 49 years old and starting Arabic from absolute zero. Six months later, he has more than 300 hours of listening. We work in Modern Standard Arabic: I speak Arabic, he answers in English, and today I can talk to him about any topic and he follows all of it. He says a few words when he feels like it, no pressure, because speaking arrives on its own once the understanding is there. Give him six more months. He's still my student. This video is my thank you to him. https://www.youtube.com/embed/Uk9LFwYdKkY 402 2026-08-13T20:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/380 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/379 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/379.jpg I Made Shawarma at Home (You Won't Believe It) Shawarma is restaurant food. Everyone knows you can't make it at home. So I made it at home. This is the whole process, start to finish, in real Levantine Arabic: preparing the beef, building the marinade spice by spice, and making Biwaz, the onion and parsley salad that shawarma is never served without. Then the sandwich itself: the meat, the "magic" sauce, the toasted bread, and the first bite. The thumbnail already tells you how that went. Twenty one minutes of real cooking and real Arabic. I name everything as I go, the ingredients, the steps, the verdict, so your listening hours add up while dinner gets made. No script, no translation, just follow along. https://www.youtube.com/embed/p1gNz276ybU 1270 2026-08-11T19:20:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/378 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/377 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/376 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/376.jpg Montreal Is Not a Boring City. I'll Prove It. Last time the mosquitoes chased me out of the forest. Today, round two: a new park, and this one is full of life. Kids' football matches on every field, a baseball game, a running track with an actual audience on the benches, and a plane heading to the airport above it all. People think Montreal is a city without life. This park says they're wrong, especially in summer, when the whole city moves outdoors. https://www.youtube.com/embed/Xi10i3SP67s 598 2026-08-08T19:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/373 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/375 2026-08-27 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/375.jpg Food in Lebanon vs Syria | Arabic Conversation Join Maha and me as we compare Lebanese and Syrian food culture. We discuss breakfast, everyday meals, desserts, and the traditions of hospitality. Improve your Arabic listening skills through this natural conversation designed for intermediate (B1–B2) learners. https://www.youtube.com/embed/WoNlIIwPT50 1987 2026-08-06T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/372 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/374 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/374.jpg The Mosquitoes Won. I Retreated I had a simple plan: drive to my favorite park, walk in the forest, film a calm vlog. Montreal had other plans. It's a brutally hot July evening, the park smells like fresh forest, everything is beautiful, and then the mosquitoes find me. Three or four bites in one minute. You'll watch the exact moment I give up and run, because I film videos every day and I refuse to show up tomorrow with a bitten face. A real, unscripted vlog in easy Levantine Arabic, around B1. The car, the heat, the traffic light, the forest, the retreat. Everyday language exactly the way I actually speak it. https://www.youtube.com/embed/UZZkph-gOOI 761 2026-08-04T20:10:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/371 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/370 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/369 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/369.jpg One Line of Poetry Changed My Life I remember the exact moment. Early March 2020, Montreal, right before the lockdown. My family and I were watching an old Syrian series, الفصول الأربعة, and in one episode, a character recited a single line of ancient poetry. That line didn't leave me. In this video I tell you how a school subject I liked but never loved became a full obsession, what الشعر means to me now, and the slightly crazy idea it led me to: memorizing the longest of the Muallaqat, the great pre-Islamic odes. Did I actually do it? That's the next video. https://www.youtube.com/embed/5L2qeTSfEJ8 560 2026-08-01T19:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/367 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/368 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/368.jpg She Tried Everything to Learn Arabic. One Thing Finally Worked Aliyah learned to read Arabic at six years old, for the Quran. She could read every word and understand none of them. Years later, she tried everything to turn that reading into a real language. Fusha classes at fifteen. An Arabic language and culture program. A degree in Middle East studies. Then the biggest step of all: two months in Jordan, living in Madaba with a host family that spoke no English at all. Real immersion, and it worked. She jumped a full level in two months. Then she came home, life had no Arabic in it, and ten years quietly erased almost everything. Here's the twist. Aliyah teaches English and creates comprehensible input for English learners. When 250 hours of input took her own Spanish from intermediate to advanced, she finally saw the answer sitting in her own toolbox. She came back to Arabic through input, pressed play after ten years away, and understood 90 percent of the first video. Today she listens 15 to 30 minutes every day, and the Arabic is coming back. https://www.youtube.com/embed/g9nEeEWCNlg 1482 2026-07-30T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/366 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/365 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/365.jpg One City With More People Than My Country Can you find America on the map? Are Mexico and Africa on the same continent? What language do they speak in Brazil? Today we travel the whole world from one map. Africa, Europe, Asia, Oceania, and the two Americas. I ask simple questions and we answer them together: where the countries are, what people speak, and which capital belongs where, from Bogotá to Washington to Buenos Aires. On the way we cross the Amazon, the biggest forest on earth, meet the two giant oceans, and end in Tokyo, one city with more people than Syria and Lebanon combined. 37 million people. https://www.youtube.com/embed/c_plTuc3WxU 733 2026-07-28T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/364 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/363 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/361 2026-08-29 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/361.jpg Explore Lebanon | Conversation with Maha (B2) Can you ski in the mountains and swim in the sea on the same day? In Lebanon, yes. Today I sit down with Maha from Levantine Arabic with Maha for a real conversation about her country. No script. We talk about what makes Lebanon special, how Muslims and Christians live and celebrate each other's holidays together, where to go, from Baalbek and Byblos to the Jeita Grotto and the Cedars, what to order at a Lebanese restaurant, when to visit, and the question everyone asks quietly: is Lebanon safe right now? Maha answers honestly. https://www.youtube.com/embed/4Slc5JhcUAc 1792 2026-07-25T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/360 2026-10-24 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/360.jpg The Syrian Drama That Made a Generation Cry Can you actually learn Arabic from a real Syrian drama? That's what this series is about. Ahl Al Gharam is a Syrian series from 2006 that a whole generation grew up with. Every episode is one complete love story. New actors each time, only three or four characters, and an ending that almost always hurts. Family pressure, religion, money, bad timing. Real life. That structure makes it unusually good for acquiring Levantine Arabic. One story, few characters, clear context from start to finish. You can follow everything without catching every single word. https://www.youtube.com/embed/XSK7HPO5krc 578 2026-07-24T17:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/359 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/359.jpg 1 Letter, 4 Dialects: How Do You Say "Qaf"? The letter Qaf (ق) is one of the most powerful and unique sounds in the Arabic language—but depending on where you travel in the Arab world, it sounds completely different! In this advanced Arabic listening practice, my sister Lutas and I sit down to break down the "Four Ways" of the Qaf. We explore the deep classical "Q" (used in MSA and parts of the Syrian coast), the softened Levantine "Hamza" drop (used in Damascus and Aleppo), the Gulf "G" sound, and the Palestinian/Jordanian "K". https://www.youtube.com/embed/5g9oFBmzQ-4 872 2026-07-23T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/358 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/358.jpg A Normal Day in My Life What does a normal day look like for me? In this Levantine Arabic vlog, you get to follow along as I take you through my exact daily routine! We start the day at 9:00 AM with the most important step: making coffee. After a quick 10-minute walk to my local gym and a 30-minute workout, it’s time to head back to my home office. I'll show you behind the scenes of how I spend my day building Arabic All The Time, answering your comments, and doing live one-on-one Crosstalk sessions with learners from around the world. https://www.youtube.com/embed/bD2KbRSErAE 467 2026-07-22T19:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/357 2026-08-29 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/357.jpg Life in Canada vs Lebanon (with Maha) In this video, Hasan and Maha compare life in Canada 🇨🇦 and Lebanon 🇱🇧 in a natural, unscripted conversation. We talk about daily life, culture, work, safety and what it's really like to live in each country. This video is perfect for intermediate learners (B2) who want to improve their listening skills while learning authentic Lebanese/Syrian Arabic used by native speakers. https://www.youtube.com/embed/olGszJoBChw 2137 2026-07-21T05:55:44+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/356 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/355 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/355.jpg We Tried to Film One Video. Everything Went Wrong (with Maha) We sat down to film a World Cup episode. Maha revealed she has never watched a single game in her life. It went downhill beautifully from there. Time zones, the evil eye, a surprise birthday, and at least four restarts. This is everything that usually gets deleted, and honestly, some of it is better than what we keep. One secret though: unscripted moments like these are real Levantine Arabic, exactly how we speak when the script disappears. If you followed even half of this, your ears are further along than you think. https://www.youtube.com/embed/2eViBeqpowQ 224 2026-07-19T17:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/354 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/354.jpg I'm Building the "Dreaming Spanish" of Arabic. Discovering the Comprehensible Input method completely changed my life when I was learning Spanish. It was natural, effective, and actually fun! But when I looked for similar resources to help people learn Arabic, I realized there was a massive gap. To acquire a language naturally, you need hundreds of hours of content—and it just didn't exist for Arabic. That is why I created Arabic All The Time. https://www.youtube.com/embed/etK2OXhmS00 473 2026-07-18T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/352 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/347 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/347.jpg The Truth About Barcelona's Tourist Traps In this video, I share personal photos from my travels and describe the beautiful city, its famous landmarks, and the delicious food I encountered. https://www.youtube.com/embed/RbCOqOkJrMM 1132 2026-07-16T13:30:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/343 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/353 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/353.jpg Can You Understand This Arabic Vlog? (Chinatown Walk) Come walk through Montreal's Chinatown with me and my sisters Lutas and Yasmine. We talk about the food, the shops, the little square with the birds, and yes, Yasmine buys her custard pastries because apparently calories don't count on Tuesdays. https://www.youtube.com/embed/4n3auZMvDho 704 2026-07-14T20:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/342 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/351 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/351.jpg Why Do Arabs Listen to Fairuz Every Morning? There's one voice you'll hear in almost every café, car, and kitchen across Lebanon and Syria between eight and nine in the morning. Fairuz. In this Levantine Arabic conversation, Maha and I talk about why Fairuz means so much to people across the Arab world. Not just as a singer, but as a part of childhood, mornings, coffee, and home. We talk about her voice, her decades of work with the Rahbani brothers, the cities she sang for, and how she stayed one of the most private figures in the region despite being one of the most famous. https://www.youtube.com/embed/A_obRpeiEog 1647 2026-07-11T20:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/350 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/350.jpg I Watched 700 Hours of Spanish. Here's What Happened In this intermediate listening practice video, I share the complete origin story of my language learning journey. I talk about how studying English and French in Syria and Saudi Arabia left me frustrated, forcing me to memorize useless words without being able to actually communicate. I explain how struggling to speak English in the US and refusing to learn French in Montreal almost made me give up on languages completely. https://www.youtube.com/embed/DBhBvix2NHE 1208 2026-07-09T20:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/329 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/349 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/349.jpg Why My Sister is Obsessed with Ronaldo? (Levantine) Can you follow a real conversation about the World Cup in Levantine Arabic? In this episode, I sit down with my sister, Lutas, for a natural, unscripted conversation about all things football! We dive into the excitement of the World Cup, review the incredible performances from Arab teams like Morocco and Egypt, and make our predictions for who will take home the trophy. Lutas also shares a funny childhood memory about how my old bedroom walls—covered in Portugal flags and Cristiano Ronaldo posters—turned her into a massive Ronaldo fan. https://www.youtube.com/embed/d1x-Cv0NQcw 709 2026-07-07T19:00:04+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/344 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/348 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/346 2026-08-31 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/346.jpg The Reality of Being a YouTuber In this video, Maha and I talk about our YouTube journey—from starting a channel from scratch to the challenges, mistakes, growth, and whether becoming a YouTuber was actually worth it. https://www.youtube.com/embed/0IyG3Flwtxo 2665 2026-07-04T11:11:47+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/345 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/341 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/341.jpg Can You Understand This Syrian Travel Vlog? Journey through the narrow streets of Syria’s only inhabited island. Discover the ancient Arwad Castle, the bustling harbor, and see how the island’s unique history meets modern solar-powered living on the Mediterranean coast. https://www.youtube.com/embed/XzEL_C31hMM 588 2026-07-02T20:15:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/332 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/340 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/340.jpg The Truth About Being Twins (Levantine Arabic Conversation) Have you ever wondered what it is really like to grow up with a twin? In this special family episode, I sit down with my twin sisters, Lutas and Yasmine, for a completely unscripted Levantine Arabic conversation. We dive into the reality of their "love-hate" relationship and the unique challenges of sharing a life. https://www.youtube.com/embed/NbKytE7SZp8 1208 2026-06-30T19:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/336 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/339 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/339.jpg Describing a Messy Room & Daily Habits Hasan describes the life of a "chaotic girl" while teaching you how to talk about a messy room, daily habits, and common household items. This is a great way for Arabic language learners to practice listening to descriptive language and Levantine expressions. https://www.youtube.com/embed/MfMWD2eVep8 516 2026-06-27T19:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/335 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/338 2026-09-22 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/338.jpg?v=1790108467 Why She Left a 10-Year Hospital Career to Start From Zero I sit down with Maha to talk about one of the hardest things an adult can do: starting over. After spending 10 years as a "hidden soldier" in a high-pressure hospital medical lab, facing severe burnout and the crushing weight of the Lebanese economic crisis, Maha took a terrifying leap of faith into the unknown. We trace her journey from working as a 19-year-old supermarket cashier, to the grueling 3-month transition of finding her first online students, to why her only regret today is not making the change sooner. https://www.youtube.com/embed/K6vu45QFWCU 1618 2026-06-25T19:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/334 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/323 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/331 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/331.jpg The Immigrant Dilemma: Who Do You Cheer For? Experience the electric World Cup atmosphere in Montreal! Join a walk to Time Out Market for the Canada vs. Qatar match, exploring immigrant identity and the debate over heritage versus home in this engaging city vlog. https://www.youtube.com/embed/UaO5KWOf6a8 943 2026-06-22T17:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/333 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/324 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/324.jpg Midnight in Batroun: A Mediterranean Night Walk Experience the magic of Batroun after dark. Wander through historic alleyways, vibrant night markets, and seaside cafes to discover the soul of Lebanon’s most enchanting coastal town. https://www.youtube.com/embed/sb7hDjZBzNQ 584 2026-06-20T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/320 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/330 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/330.jpg Can My Sister Guess Every Arabic Dialect? Explore the rich diversity of the Arab world as a sister takes on a challenge to identify different regional dialects from the Gulf to the Levant. https://www.youtube.com/embed/cng9S9p2FCI 891 2026-06-18T19:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/327 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/325 2026-10-30 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/328 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/328.jpg Mexico City Unfolded: A Photographic Journey Through the Heart of Mexico Explore Mexico City’s vibrant soul through captivating photos. From ancient pyramids and historic architecture to lively streets and culinary delights, experience the city's rich history and energy. https://www.youtube.com/embed/FcRHeySl_xs 972 2026-06-15T11:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/326 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/322 2026-10-30 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/321 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/319 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/317 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/317.jpg Amazon Wilds: A Visual Journey Through the World's Largest Rainforest Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Amazon. From powerful waterfalls and winding rivers to exotic jaguars and vibrant birds, experience the raw magic of nature’s greatest wonder. https://www.youtube.com/embed/lzIPXqjosxQ 658 2026-06-09T19:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/316 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/315 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/315.jpg Yemen Unveiled: Ancient Villages, Sky-High Mountains & Hidden Gems Embark on a visual journey through the heart of Yemen. Explore the legendary "skyscraper" architecture of its ancient villages, the stark beauty of its mountain ranges, and the vibrant traditions that define this historic land. https://www.youtube.com/embed/amGZyxYSBuk 671 2026-06-06T21:15:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/313 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/314 2026-08-31 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/314.jpg The Road to Arabic Mastery: Unscripted Levantine Conversation with Maha Watch this special collaboration with Maha as we discuss the journey of learning Arabic, how to stay motivated, and the balance between Levantine dialects and Modern Standard Arabic, all in natural, easy-to-understand Arabic. This is a perfect opportunity to practice your listening skills with a real, unscripted conversation between two native speakers. Sit back, focus on the context, and acquire the language naturally! https://www.youtube.com/embed/mXsaJva4j7g 2645 2026-06-04T15:51:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/312 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/311 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/310 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/310.jpg How to Tell Time in Arabic (MSA) Master the art of tracking your day! From waking up to finishing work, learn to accurately describe every hour and minute of your daily routine. https://www.youtube.com/embed/tRiPBUsxuRE 499 2026-06-01T21:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/309 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/308 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/308.jpg Somalia: The Land of Turquoise Seas Explore Somalia’s stunning landscapes—from Mogadishu to serene coastal villages and turquoise seas. Discover the country's hidden beauty using easy and rich vocabulary from the Arabic language to describe these unique sights. https://www.youtube.com/embed/mcqgnC292Ho 632 2026-05-30T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/307 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/306 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/306.jpg Winter’s Whisper: A Journey Through Snow and Serenity Join me on a tour of winter landscapes. Practice Levantine Arabic naturally while exploring snowy mountains and quiet towns through serene, real-world scenes. https://www.youtube.com/embed/adzqx3BRR2E 665 2026-05-28T20:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/305 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/304 2026-10-30 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/303 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/302 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/302.jpg The Magic of Tunisia: From the Sahara Desert to the Mediterranean Sea In today's episode, join me, Hasan, as we take a virtual trip to the stunning country of Tunisia in North Africa. 🌍 This video is designed to help you practice your Arabic listening skills while discovering the vibrant culture and landscapes of this beautiful Arab nation. https://www.youtube.com/embed/DwXIoKEfvug 666 2026-05-23T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/300 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/300.jpg Why You Should Watch Cartoons to Learn Arabic Can cartoons actually make you fluent? In this interview, I talk with Vera, who is half-Syrian and half-Filipino and speaks 4 languages! Vera shares her secret to mastering languages: watching children's shows like Gumball and Adventure Time. https://www.youtube.com/embed/16vFQ2b69DE 424 2026-05-21T18:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/299 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/298 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/298.jpg 1917: Intense Trench War Scene Analysis In this video, we use a powerful scene from the movie 1917 to help you acquire Arabic naturally. Using the Comprehensible Input method, I describe the action, the soldiers, their gear, and the intense emotions of the World War I trenches—all in clear, easy-to-follow Arabic. In this video, you will learn vocabulary related to: Military & War: Soldiers (جنود), uniform (لباس عسكري), helmet (خوذه), and trenches (خندق). Actions: Running (يركض), pushing (يدفع), and explosions (انفجار). Emotions: Tired (متعب), afraid (خائف), and sad (حزين). Whether you are a beginner or intermediate learner, watching movie scenes with simple descriptions is one of the best ways to improve your listening and expand your vocabulary without rote memorization. https://www.youtube.com/embed/Q6GfwgF0YB4 599 2026-05-19T20:13:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/297 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/291 2026-10-30 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/295 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/295.jpg How My Sister Learned Turkish ONLY by Watching Dramas (No Books!) Can you actually become fluent in a language just by watching TV? In this episode, I sit down with my sister Allutas, a Neuroscience PhD student, to discuss her unconventional journey to polyglotism. Allutas speaks four languages, but her story of mastering Turkish is the most surprising. She shares how she went from using subtitles to speaking with a native-like accent without ever opening a textbook. What we discuss: 0:00 – Meet Allutas: Neuroscientist and Polyglot. 2:03 – The 4 languages Lotus speaks. 3:13 – The "Secret Method": Learning Turkish through series. 4:43 – The restaurant story: When I realized she was fluent. 10:32 – Her top advice for new language learners. 12:31 – How to learn Arabic with us! https://www.youtube.com/embed/tyqs_AQrPxM 765 2026-05-14T09:57:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/294 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/294.jpg Learn Levantine Arabic | The Beauty of Lebanon Lebanon has some of the most beautiful and varied landscapes in the world. Mountains, coastlines, ancient ruins, mountain villages, modern cities. In this video, I watch a tour of Lebanon's most iconic places and describe what I see in simple Levantine Arabic. A great way for beginners to start hearing Arabic about real places and real beauty. https://www.youtube.com/embed/CbALsBIFqfc 654 2026-05-11T10:57:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/292 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/292.jpg How to Learn Arabic Through Listening How do you actually learn Arabic? In this conversation with Maha from Levantine Arabic with Maha, we break down what works and what doesn't. We get into the biggest mistake learners make, why so much Arabic content is built around memorization and translation, and what a real listening-based path to Arabic looks like. Maha shares when she realized listening was the key, what makes good comprehensible input, and her advice for someone starting from zero today. If you've been studying Arabic for a while and feel stuck, this conversation might explain why. https://www.youtube.com/embed/iE8IZ2xooAA 1409 2026-05-07T07:54:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/280 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/293 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/293.jpg Beirut Streets: A Journey Through Lebanon’s Vibrant Capital Experience the charm of Beirut! From historic mosques and bustling cafes to city weddings and scenic walks, discover the unique sights and daily life of Lebanon’s beautiful capital. https://www.youtube.com/embed/H9nbuSP7cV8 643 2026-05-05T08:55:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/288 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/288.jpg How to Tell Time in Arabic (Numbers, hours and minutes) How to Tell Time in Arabic (Numbers, hours and minutes) https://www.youtube.com/embed/9Gzpz68hlqw 536 2026-05-04T09:53:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/286 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/286.jpg Cups, Mugs, and Drinks in Slow Levantine Watch me describe cups, mugs, and drinks in slow Levantine Arabic. Designed to be understood from your very first minute, even if you don't know a single word. No grammar. No translation. Just Arabic you can follow through context and visuals. If you're brand new to comprehensible input, this is a good place to start. Don't worry about understanding every word. Focus on the message. The more you watch, the faster everything starts clicking. https://www.youtube.com/embed/pplTLy4DNR4 300 2026-05-01T08:11:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/287 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/287.jpg Learn Numbers in Arabic with Easy Calculations Watch me do simple math calculations in slow, Absolute Beginner Arabic. Learn Arabic naturally through context and visuals—no grammar, no translation, and no memorization. https://www.youtube.com/embed/KvAgBGAnX78 347 2026-04-30T21:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/290 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/289 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/283 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/275 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/285 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/285.jpg Books & Reading — Levantine Grammar in 5 Minutes In this video, I hold up books in different languages and talk about reading them. You'll hear the words for book, reading, read, language, and a few names of languages — all in Levantine Arabic, all made comprehensible through what you see. If you're brand new to AATT or to comprehensible input, this is the easiest place to start. Watch it more than once. Each pass sticks more than the last. https://www.youtube.com/embed/gq_Wo2oE24M 271 2026-04-21T15:51:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/284 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/281 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/282 2026-10-30 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/276 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/276.jpg Girls at the Mall: Shopping, Clothes, and Colors Watch me describe two friends shopping at the mall, their colorful clothes, and shopping bags in slow, Absolute Beginner Levantine Arabic. Learn Arabic naturally through context and visuals—no grammar, no translation, and no memorization. https://www.youtube.com/embed/dGw38RPAwvQ 628 2026-04-15T18:31:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/279 2026-09-01 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/278 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/274 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/277 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/262 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/273 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/273.jpg Stop Studying Arabic. Do This Instead. Comprehensible input is the only proven way to acquire Arabic — not just the best way, the only way. This video explains exactly what comprehensible input is, why it works, and why every other Arabic learning method is fighting against your brain instead of working with it. Stephen Krashen's research is clear. Children prove it every day. And thousands of language learners are using it right now to reach fluency in record time. The problem with Arabic specifically? There's almost no comprehensible input content available. Until now. Arabic All The Time is the largest comprehensible input library for Arabic on the internet — 180+ videos in Levantine and Modern Standard Arabic, from absolute beginner to advanced, with new content every single day. If you're serious about learning Arabic through comprehensible input, this is where you start. 👉 arabicallthetime.com https://www.youtube.com/embed/wr5I30DIFPg 479 2026-04-07T23:00:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/271 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/271.jpg Watch Me Describe a Family Moving in Levantine Arabic Watch Me Describe a Family Moving in Levantine Arabic https://www.youtube.com/embed/4JQTWC5l7CQ 652 2026-04-07T00:36:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/269 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/268 2026-11-01 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/270 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/272 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/272.jpg Meet the Founder of Arabic All The Time | MSA Welcome to Arabic All The Time. I'm Hasan, the founder — a native Arabic speaker from Syria, now based in Montreal. This video is presented in slow, clear Modern Standard Arabic using the Comprehensible Input method. I introduce myself, share the places I've lived, and explain the mission behind Arabic All The Time: building the largest Comprehensible Input library for both Modern Standard Arabic and Levantine Arabic — so you can acquire the language naturally, visually, and without grammar drills. Want to practice with me directly? Book a free 30-minute one-on-one session — I speak Arabic, you respond in English. Zero pressure. 👉 https://calendar.app.google/dgMPJTTTgYuG3Vgd9 https://www.youtube.com/embed/dbVZWQfL93M 325 2026-04-01T01:27:00+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/301 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/261 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/261.jpg Watch Me Describe These Apples Watch me describe a bunch of apples using simple, easy-to-understand Levantine Arabic. https://www.youtube.com/embed/YlUV-N_oD8I 480 2026-03-25T20:00:36+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/267 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/263 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/264 2026-10-30 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/265 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/265.jpg Watch Me Describe a Movie Scene Watch me break down a scene from the classic movie North by Northwest in simple Levantine Arabic! I pause the clip and describe exactly what is happening so you can learn Arabic in context. This is comprehensible input in Arabic - learn naturally by understanding, not memorizing. Rich visuals and icons mean no translation needed. Levantine Arabic (Shami). The natural, everyday spoken language of Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Palestine, and widely understood across the Arab world. New to Arabic? You won't understand much at first. That's completely normal. Focus on the visuals - they tell the story. If you get the idea being communicated, you're acquiring Arabic naturally. It just takes time. The more you listen, the easier it gets. 2 hours daily = conversational fluency in a year. No memorization. No practice. Just listening to content you understand through visuals. Already know some Arabic? Keep listening, more input = fluency. +170 videos for all levels to build fluency → arabicallthetime.com Movie Clip Credits: Clip from: North by Northwest (1959) Directed by: Alfred Hitchcock Original Clip: https://youtu.be/sIY7BQkbIT8?si=djV9ukfym3VN4NU1 Copyright Disclaimer under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. #LevantineArabic #ComprehensibleInput #LearnArabic #ArabicForBeginners #SpokenArabic https://www.youtube.com/embed/9NOs9wgI154 1166 2026-03-21T19:00:17+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/251 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/250 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/252 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/249 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/260 2026-10-30 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/259 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/259.jpg Levantine Arabic: At the Library This is comprehensible input in Arabic - learn naturally by understanding, not memorizing. Rich visuals and icons mean no translation needed. Levantine Arabic (Shami). The natural, everyday spoken language of Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Palestine, and widely understood across the Arab world. https://www.youtube.com/embed/RaKFQUZDkQg 668 2026-03-15T16:00:45+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/258 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/257 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/256 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/253 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/254 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/247 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/216 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/248 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/217 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/214 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/246 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/245 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/215 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/215.jpg Levantine Arabic: Cooking in the Kitchen This is comprehensible input in Arabic - learn naturally by understanding, not memorizing. Rich visuals and icons mean no translation needed. Levantine Arabic (Shami). The natural, everyday spoken language of Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Palestine, and widely understood across the Arab world. New to Arabic? You won't understand much at first. That's completely normal. Focus on the visuals - they tell the story. If you get the idea being communicated, you're acquiring Arabic naturally. It just takes time. The more you listen, the easier it gets. 2 hours daily = conversational fluency in a year. No memorization. No practice. Just listening to content you understand through visuals. Already know some Arabic? Keep listening, more input = fluency. +150 videos for all levels to build fluency → arabicallthetime.com #LevantineArabic #ComprehensibleInput #LearnArabic #ArabicForBeginners #SpokenArabic https://www.youtube.com/embed/slqPNzxRJiE 460 2026-03-03T01:00:57+00:00 yes no Arabic All The Time https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/213 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/190 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://arabicallthetime.com/dashboard/watch/212 2026-09-04 monthly 0.5 https://admin.arabicallthetime.com/video-thumbs/preview/212.jpg Levantine Arabic: At the Library This is comprehensible input in Arabic - learn naturally by understanding, not memorizing. Rich visuals and icons mean no translation needed. Levantine Arabic (Shami). The natural, everyday spoken language of Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Palestine, and widely understood across the Arab world. New to Arabic? You won't understand much at first. That's completely normal. Focus on the visuals - they tell the story. If you get the idea being communicated, you're acquiring Arabic naturally. It just takes time. The more you listen, the easier it gets. 2 hours daily = conversational fluency in a year. No memorization. No practice. Just listening to content you understand through visuals. Already know some Arabic? 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