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Egyptian Arabic Through Cartoon Movies
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Egyptian Arabic Through Cartoon Movies

(Egyptian Arabic) No more Learning Anxiety, Combine Fun with Learning, and level up your Egyptian Arabic Effortlessly
Created byMister Bakur
Last updated 8/2024
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What you'll learn

  • Egyptian Arabic
  • Arabic
  • Improving their listening skills in Egyptian Arabic

Course content

11 sections • 12 lectures • 2h 8m total length

  • Introduction1:50

    Learn Egyptian Arabic through cartoon movies with Mr. Baker, who guides listening, pausing, and explaining Egyptian dialect expressions learned in Khartoum, then practicing with scenes and PDAF materials.

  • instructions1:49

    write down every phrase and word, study the vocab and expressions, record yourself repeating the lessons, and use PDAF and PIDF to master all expressions.

Requirements

  • Having paper and pen to write down
  • repeating after the teacher
  • recording your self

Description

This is actually a new idea in teaching a foreign language , Hello everyone. I'm Mr,Bakoor. I have been teaching Arabic for several years. so I have enough experience in teaching Arabic, in this course I come up with a new idea a new strategy to Egyptian Arabic this idea is you will get fun while learning Egyptian dialect. this idea will make memorization easier to, you will find it enjoyable and easy to learn.

My method which I've created this course with is you watch the Cartoon movie and I will stop the video in some phrases which I think are commonly used and important I'll explain them. and then I will let you watch back the same scene three times. This strategy will work on your memorization process. and this will speed up your Egyptian Arabic learning.

You need to get a paper and pen to write down what you're gonna learn in this course.

you will also need to record yourself saying all phrases and sentences in this course.

at the end of this course there is an exercise try to be interactive with this course.

I will provide with a pdf which include all words and phrases in this course.

Arabic is widely taught in schools and universities and is used to varying degrees in workplaces, government and the media. Arabic, in its standard form, is the official language of 26 states, as well as the liturgical language of the religion of Islam, since the Quran and Hadith were written in Arabic.

Who this course is for:

  • Egyptian Arabic students
  • Egyptian Arabic beginners

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