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Step into the world of Syrian drama with Episode 18 of Ahl Al Gharam. Experience the poetry, passion, and intense family dynamics of "Kizbak Helo" as we break down the dialogue and emotional depth of this classic Levantine series.
Intermediate (B1) | premium | 00:24:38
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.
Intermediate (B2) | free | 00:29:52
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.
Intermediate (B1) | free | 00:09:38
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".
Intermediate (B2) | free | 00:14:32
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.
Intermediate (B1) | free | 00:07:47
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.
Intermediate (B2) | free | 00:35:37
Budapest travel vlog, Levantine Arabic, and immersive language learning are at the heart of this video. Have you ever wondered what makes the Hungarian capital so captivating? Join Hasan as he takes you on a visual journey through the stunning streets of Budapest, exploring its history, famous landmarks, and unique food culture—all while practicing your Arabic listening skills in a natural, easy-to-follow way.
Beginner (A2) | premium | 00:12:54
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.
Advanced (C1) | free | 00:03:44
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.
Intermediate (B1) | free | 00:07:53
Bakery, Bread, and Pastries are the focus of today's Arabic listening practice! In this video, we visit a bakery to learn how to describe common items and actions in Arabic using clear, comprehensible input.
Beginner (A1) | premium | 00:07:49
In this video, I share personal photos from my travels and describe the beautiful city, its famous landmarks, and the delicious food I encountered.
Intermediate (B1) | free | 00:18:52
Camping Trip | Learn Arabic with Hasan Join me as we follow three friends on a fun camping trip in the forest! In this video, we use simple and repetitive Levantine Arabic to describe everything from driving through the woods and setting up a yellow tent to starting a fire and roasting marshmallows. This is an excellent way for beginners and intermediate learners to build their vocabulary related to nature, activities, and friendship.
Beginner (A1) | premium | 00:15:25
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.
Intermediate (B1) | free | 00:11:44
Experience a relaxing virtual walk along the Mediterranean shores of Syria. From rugged rocky beaches to lush green mountains and crystal-blue waters, witness the breathtaking natural landscape of the Levant.
Beginner (A2) | premium | 00:10:44
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.
Advanced (C1) | free | 00:27:27
