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Category: Arab culture and history

How to say ... in Arabic?
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Tracing the Echoes: French Influence on Arabic (and Vice Versa)

Imagine walking through the busy streets of Beirut or Casablanca, where the smell of freshly baked croissants mixes with the rich scent of Arabic coffee.

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Arab culture and history

Learning Egyptian Arabic Through Food: Essential Vocabulary

If you’re learning Egyptian Arabic, diving into food vocabulary is a tasty way to improve your language skills while immersing in the culture. Let’s get

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Arab culture and history

A Word That Packs Punch: أحّا

أحّا is one of the most recognizable words in Egyptian Arabic. While some consider it rude or impolite, no one really knows why. Still, it’s

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Thank you in Arabic
Arab culture and history

How to Thank an Arab

Arabs are kind-hearted people, and expressing eloquent gratitude for even the smallest interactions is a common practice. To do so, we employ various methods, some

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Arab culture and history

The Unspoken Rule: What’s Your Mother’s Name?

Have you ever noticed the name game some Arab men play with moms, wives, and sisters? It’s like a secret society that’s so hush-hush, even

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Arab culture and history

Tracing the Echoes: Connections Between Arabic and Italian

The relationship between Arabic and Italian is a fascinating journey through history, culture, and language. These two languages, while distinct in their origins, have significantly

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Arab culture and history

Arabic Greetings: From “Hello” to Sweet Romance!

In the Arab World, there are countless ways to greet someone, whether it’s through words, gestures, or even sounds. Today we are going to discover

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Sawt: Urban Music of the Gulf, Bridging East and West

Sawt (صوت), which translates to “voice” in Arabic, is a soulful and intricate urban music genre that took shape in the early 20th century and

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Arab culture and history

Tracing the Echoes: Arabic vs Hebrew

Imagine two old friends who drifted apart over the years but still share memories from way back. That is kind of what Arabic and Hebrew

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Arab Hospitality and Generosity

Ever heard the phrase أهلًا وسهلًا? In the Arab world, these words are more than just a greeting—they’re an invitation to experience a level of

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