After learning that someone was looking for you, asking that person for confirmation and reason is the most common thing. You will learn how to ask these questions. The reason in today's dialogue might surprise you, tune in to learn what it could be.

Social media is used heavily these days, therefore you need to know how to get connected. You will learn the words to help you get more friends on Facebook and Twitter so tune in.

Discussing salaries in the Arabic culture is considered ordinary. It is easy to find out how much someone is getting paid. Tune in to learn how to discuss someone's high pay in the beautiful Arabic language.

When moving to a new area, one of the first things that one usually does is register at the local clinic. Tune in to learn how to get registered along with your family in the beautiful Arabic language.

When babies become toddlers, they generally roam the house looking for anything that they could get their hands on. It can get annoying when they start playing with the washing machine especially when it's in a middle of a cycle.

There is a time that most students dread in every year of study, and that is the time of the final exams of the year. Tune in to learn how to ask when those dreadful exams are, how to give an answer and also how to ask about revision.

Getting Arabic channels is quite easy and very cheap. One just needs to install a dish pointing to the correct satellite. Learn how to ask a technician to get the channel of your country in this podcast.

Our hosts seem to think that everyone has something wrong with his or her body. If you're not sure what Arabic words to use to debate this then tune in. You will learn plenty of useful vocabulary that can indeed help you in other situations.

Most countries require expats working in them having work permits. The Middle East is no exception to this rule. Ensure that you know the vocabulary necessary to discuss an expiring permit and its renewal by listening to this podcast.

Some people have simply lost hope in people in politics to the extent that they refuse to vote claiming that it doesn't make a difference. Tune in to learn the Arabic from a dialogue where one of the persons holds this view.