Introduction to Levantine Arabic اللهجة الشامية

The list of words and example sentences can be found here:
http://thearabicstudent.blogspot.com/2009/09/introduction-to-levantine-arabic...

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Levantine Arabic
• Syrian Arabic
• Lebanese Arabic
• Jordanian Arabic
• Palestinian Arabic
• Pronunciation

[TheTaranducal]

I grew up in Jordan and I'll clarify the distinction between the q and a sounds in "how much". The middle to upper class population says a rather than q, regardless of the gender of the speaker. It basically sounds more refined. The q sound is more traditional/Bedouin and you'll probably find this said more in the downtown markets and/or amongst the "blue collar" population.

[saxquiz]

@TheTaranducal Nice. Thanks for that. I think women are more likely to say أ instead of ق too.

[saudi2088]

ليش ما بترد على جوالااااااااك ههههههههههه والله زي الشوام

[ghaithist]

DUDE i am arabic guy But You Are Very awesome :-D

[MiraH102]

Bas you're speaking Lebanese?

[misspalestine111]

great job , fazyaa

[seanthewonton]

what is the cultural difference between masri and levantine? Im a first year arabic student and our textbook has MSA masri and levatine. we have to learn msa and we chose a dialect. There a few people with arabic-speaking friends who said masri is way better to learn for cultural reasons.

[every1lovestony]

I'm fluent in Levantine since my parents are from Syria, and I'm learning Fusha (MSA). Good job!

[iiiFlawless]

looooooooooool good job

[Amera48]

بعطيه الجنسيه خخخخخ

[eliasabunuwara]

It's awesome :D



[MR9ALA7]

ههههههههه ما شاء الله عليه

[slingmoe94]

damn bro u even learned defferent accent.. impressive!

[hamode95]

omg ur so cooool!