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ArabicPod.net is a quality podcast for learning the Arabic language. The audio podcast lessons are free! and two levels of membership are also available for a nominal price. These include transcriptions of the lessons and additional study materials.
Lessons are well-structured and tackle many difficult aspects of learning the Arabic language, such as difficult letters to pronounce and cultural idiomatic expressions. Meet the teachers here.
ArabicPod.net also has a number of videos available. Most of these are for paid subscribers but there are also some for free. You will also find a forum on the website. If you are a premium member, you have access to a place to share documents, images, links and more with other users.
The dialect taught on this podcast is "common colloquial" Arabic, common across all Arabic dialects, as well as Standard Arabic. Read more about this.
What is ArabicPod?
ArabicPod is a website dedicated to providing the most innovative and effective methods for learning Arabic. We use the latest technologies in web 2.0 to provide a rich learning experience delivering podcasts, videos, games and much more.
Where is it based?
ArabicPod is based in London. If you’re around town, then why don’t you contact us and arrange to meet the ArabicPod team or even join us as a guest in some of our lessons.
Is it free?
All of our audio podcasts can be freely listened to and downloaded. For most of the other content, there is a subscription fee which is setup to cover the costs of running the website.
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A good lecture series that has lots of interesting information for Arabic language learners.
The podcast seems to no longer be released, and the last one was released in April of 2006. That said, the material that is there is worth listening to.
The Arabic Circle is a weekly lecture in Arabic at the University of Chicago's Center for Middle Eastern Studies. This lecture series includes social, cultural and academic discussions about the Arabic speaking world and is led by faculty, students and visiting scholars. The opinions of the speakers are their own. We hope that you enjoy these lectures.
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This podcast helps people learn Arabic through the study of the Koran. It is scholarly, detailed and full of grammar points and reflections.
We would recommend this podcast for people who are roughly intermediate learners of Arabic, or to people who are just interested in learning about Arabic in general. Beginners can also benefit from this podcast through exposure to the language, more so than truly beginner instruction and material.
The creation of this blog is just an attempt to share some of what I have read, heard, or learned from reliable Islamic sources. I am not a scholar or even a very good student. I am very grateful to Allah for allowing me to meet men who are my brothers and teachers that have been endowed with understanding and keen insight.
Periodically, I may post things from a scholarly perspective that have been either written by scholars and students of knowledge or approved by them as accurate Islamic material.
Visit the LLHQ Arabic Class Podcast.
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Mohammed Saleh Kayali does a podcast that introduces Arabic language, music and poetry in a podcast that is quite interesting.
My name is Mohammad Saleh Kayali , I'm studying Media & Journalism in Damascus University in Syria (I'm in my First Year ;) ) and I'm your host for the Arabicpodclass.
I'm 20 years old and I like Arabic Language a lot, so I made this podcast to introduce people around the world to the Arabic Language.
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