Chai Break Arabic

In episode 10 of Chai Break #Arabic we learn popular ways to say Nay in Arabic:

1. لا [La] - No,

2. إلا [il-la] - Except,

3. كلا [kal-la] - Certainly not,

4. لن [la-n] - Not (future),

5. لم [la-m] - Not (past),

6. ما [ma] - Not

7. ليس \ ليست [Lay-sat / Lay-sa] - Not (female / male)

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In episode 9 of Chai Break #Arabic we learn how to this and that in Arabic:

1. هذا [Ha-th-a] - This (male),

2. هذه [Ha-thi-Hee] - This (female),

3. ذلك [tha-lik-a] - That (male),

4. تلك [til-ka] - That (female),

5. هؤلاء [Ha-oo-la'] - These (plural male or female)

6. أولئك [oo-la'-ika] - Those (plural male or female)

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In episode 8 of Chai Break #Arabic we discuss how to give greetings in Arabic:

1. صباح الخير [sa-ba-h al-kh-ayr] - Good Morning,

2. مساء الخير [ma-sa' al-kh-ayr] - Good Evening,

3. يجب أن اذهب [ya-jab An ath-hab] - I must go,

4. على أن اذهب [ala-ya An ath-hab] - It is upon me to go,

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In episode 7 of Chai Break #Arabic we discuss how to say Yes & No! in Arabic:

1. نعم [na'm] - Yes,

2. أيواه [aywa] - slang for Yes,

3. لا [la] - No,

4. لأ [la'] - slang for No,

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In episode 6 of Chai Break #Arabic we discuss how to ask "What's Your Name?" and how to respond in Arabic:

1. ما إسمك؟ [ma is-mu-ka (to male) / ma is-mu-ki (to female)] - What's your name?,

2. أنا إسمي [ana is-mi] - My name is ...,

3. إسمي [is-mi] - name is ...,

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In episode 5 of Chai Break Arabic we discuss four ways to respond to the question "How Are You?" in Arabic:

1. الحمد الله [al-hamdu lil-ah] which means "Thank God",

2. أنا بخير [ana bi-khayr] which means "I am well",

3. جيد [jay-id] which means "good",

4. أنا لست بخير [ana lest-to bi-khayr] which means "I am not well"

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In episode 4 of Chai Break Arabic we discuss how to ask the question "how are you" and the simplest response to the question. To ask the question you simply say كيف حالك [kay-fa hA-lak (to male) / kay-fa hA-lik (to female)]. We also learn about one way to respond to this question in conversation; by saying "I am well" or أنا بخير [ana bi-kh-ayr]. If you have any questions concerns please follow me/message me on Twitter @abetheexplorer Become a supporter of this podcast: anchor.fm/chai-break-arabic/support

In episode 3 of Chai Break Arabic we discuss four ways to give thanks and say thank you in Arabic: ‏ شكرًا [shuk-ran], ‏شكرًا لك [shuk-ran lak (to male) / shuk-ran laki (to femaile)], شكرًا جزيلا [shuk-ran jaz-eel-an], جزاكم الله خيرا [jaz-ak-um Allahu khay-ran]. If you have any questions concerns please follow me/message me on Twitter @abetheexplorer Become a supporter of this podcast: anchor.fm/chai-break-arabic/support

In episode 2 of Chai Break Arabic we discuss three ways to respond to Hello in Arabic: ‏مرحبا [mar-ha-ban], ‏أهلا و سهلا [AH-lan w-sAH-lan], وعليكم السلام [w-ala-ykum Asa-lamu]. The final response means and upon you peace! If you have any questions concerns please follow me/message me on Twitter @abetheexplorer Become a supporter of this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chai-break-arabic/support

The very first episode of Chai Break Arabic! In this episode Abraham teaches you three ways to say hello in Arabic: ‏مرحبا [mar-ha-ban], ‏أهلا [AH-lan], ‏السلام عليكم [Asa-lamu ala-ykum]. If you have any questions concerns please follow me/message me on Twitter @abetheexplorer