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1.2 Survival Phrases: Interactive Audio Lessons

The document provides survival phrases for managing conversations in Arabic that are moving too quickly or are too advanced. It includes phrases for expressing time periods like days, weeks, and years. An example conversation is provided where an Arabic learner responds that they have been studying for a month when asked how long they have been learning.

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1.2 Survival Phrases: Interactive Audio Lessons

The document provides survival phrases for managing conversations in Arabic that are moving too quickly or are too advanced. It includes phrases for expressing time periods like days, weeks, and years. An example conversation is provided where an Arabic learner responds that they have been studying for a month when asked how long they have been learning.

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1.

2 Survival Phrases

Interactive Audio Lessons

Everybody needs survival phrases when they learn a new language, and we've come to the rescue in this lesson with a few ways to manage a conversation that is going too fast, or might just be a little too advanced for you in the early stages. We'll keep your learning edge sharp, as we run though a few ways to express the passing of time using days, weeks and years.

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Conversation Transcript
Amira Inta betitkalem 3arabi? Do you speak Arabic? Ana batkalem 3arabi shewaya, bas mish kiteer. I speak a little Arabic, but not much. Ba2alak ad eih betdress 3arabi? How long have you been studying Arabic? . Min fadlek, shewaya shewaya. Ana mish fahem. Bit by bit (ie. slowly), please, I don't understand. . Mashy, ba2alak ad eih betdress 3arabi? Ok. How long have you been studying Arabic? . Ana ba2aly shahr badress 3araby. I have been studying Arabic for a month. Inta bititkalem 3araby kuwayis. You speak Arabic well. Shukran. Thank you.

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Extra Vocabulary
Ahlan bekum Misa il 7eer Shukran Inti Kalem Inta Mish mushkela Hello everyone Good afternoon Thanks/Thank you You (refers to female) Speak You (refers to male) No problem!

Inti betitkalemi 3arabi? Ana ismi Ba2alik ad ey betedressi 3arabi? Shewaya shewaya Ba2alik Izzayik? Min fudlik Yom Isbu3 Sana Bravo aleekum! Ma3a essalama!!

Do you speak Arabic? (addressing a female) My name is How long have you been studying Arabic? (addressed to female) Bit by bit / Slow down have you been (addressed to female) How are you? (addressed to female) please (addressed to female) One day A week A year Well done everyone! Goodbye (Go with peace)

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