PodTalk Algerian Arabic Workbook

🎙️ Episode 9 – Numbers in Algerian Darija (1–20) 🔢
Welcome to a new chapter of PodTalk Algerian! This episode is all about building your foundation in Algerian Darija—starting with how to count from 1 to 20. Whether you’re buying something at the market, sharing your age, or just strengthening your pronunciation, these numbers are your essential toolkit.
📚 You’ll learn:
Numbers from واحد (Wā7ed) to عشرين (3shrīn)
Clear pronunciation, repetition, and pacing to help you absorb each one
Connections between vocabulary and daily life across Algeria 🇩🇿
This is the first installment in our Numbers, Days & Time series in Algerian Darija. Stay tuned for future episodes covering days of the week, time-telling, and everyday planning phrases!
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In this gentle, evening-centered episode, Thouria invites you into a familiar Algerian moment: checking in with someone after a long day. Through this brief but meaningful dialogue, you’ll learn how to ask someone how their day went, express mild fatigue, and respond with warmth and empathy—all in everyday Darija.The focus here is on authentic, conversational language you’ll hear between neighbors, friends, or family members. It's all about connecting with kindness, using simple expressions that carry emotional weight.🧕🏽 Whether you're building a relationship or just being thoughtful, these phrases will help you carry a conversation that feels natural and caring.🔗 Transcripts, practice tools, and more: https://linktr.ee/thouria

🎙️ PodTalk Algerian – Special Series: Darija Deep Dive with Thouria A podcast companion to the upcoming workbook!In this special teaching edition of PodTalk Algerian, host and educator Thouria Benferhat brings learners behind the scenes of real Darija instruction—step by step, phrase by phrase. Each episode features authentic dialogues from the series, now expanded with in-depth explanations, pronunciation guidance, and cultural context.What makes this series extra special? It's designed to work hand-in-hand with an upcoming comprehensive workbook, where you'll find the full texts, detailed vocab, pronunciation notes, cultural insights, and exercises to put your Algerian Arabic into action.🎓 Whether you're studying on your own or guiding students in a classroom, these podcast-guided lessons bring Darija to life—with warmth, clarity, and care.What you'll experience:

• 🌟 A full breakdown of every line from Episodes 1–7
• 🗣️ Real-time pronunciation coaching and repetition practice
• 🤲 Cultural meaning behind greetings, expressions, and tone
• 📖 References to matching pages and sections in the forthcoming workbook

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In this heartwarming episode, we jump into a spontaneous reunion between two old friends. Thouria guides you through an affectionate exchange full of surprise, nostalgia, and warmth—perfect for reconnecting with someone you haven’t seen in a while.You'll hear common phrases Algerians use when bumping into someone unexpectedly, expressing how much they’ve missed each other, and marveling at the passage of time. This episode shows how Darija captures genuine emotion with simple, expressive words.🧕🏽 Whether you're rekindling a friendship or just want to sound more natural in everyday conversations, this short dialogue delivers big on connection.🔗 Explore transcripts, bonus vocab, and follow-up practice: https://linktr.ee/thouria

🎙️ PodTalk Algerian – Episode 5: Greeting the NeighborIn this episode, we step outside the home and into the heart of Algerian community life. Thouria takes you through a short but meaningful exchange between a young man and his elder female neighbor. You’ll hear expressions of respect, affection, and everyday connection—highlighting how Algerians use language to build neighborhood ties.This episode is all about real-world interaction: how to say hello, ask about someone’s well-being, and return the same care with grace and familiarity. It’s a window into daily language that’s casual, warm, and deeply cultural.🧕🏽 Whether you’re greeting someone you know well or showing respect to a neighborhood elder, these expressions will help you speak Darija with heart.🔗 More resources, transcripts, and learning extras: https://linktr.ee/thouria#PodTalkAlgerian #DarijaExpressions #AlgerianArabic #GreetingInArabic #ArabicPodcast #LearnDarija #ThouriaLearns #تحيةالجار #دارجةجزائرية #LanguageWithCulture #NorthAfricaVoices

🎙️ PodTalk Algerian – Episode: Greetings that MatterIn this short and foundational episode, Thouria breaks down a simple Algerian greeting—revealing just how much warmth and meaning is packed into a few words. Learn how to exchange “Salam 3likom” with confidence, ask about someone’s well-being, and introduce yourself naturally. Whether you’re meeting a new friend or walking into a family home, these expressions are your first step into true Algerian connection.🌟 Listen, repeat, and let Darija roll off your tongue one phrase at a time!🔗 Full transcript & bonus materials: https://linktr.ee/thouria#PodTalkAlgerian #DarijaGreetings #LearnDarija #AlgerianArabic #ArabicPodcast #LanguageLearning #سلام_عليكم #تشرفت #CulturalFluency #ThouriaLearns #NorthAfricaVoices

Start your day the Algerian way! In this cozy episode, Thouria walks you through a warm, everyday conversation between a mother and her child. From "Good morning" to gentle blessings, you’ll learn how language expresses tenderness and care in Algerian homes. Perfect your pronunciation and pick up authentic phrasing for real family moments.🎧 Practice at your own pace, and follow along with today’s featured dialogue and vocabulary below.🔗 Full transcript, blog, and bonus resources: https://linktr.ee/thouria#PodTalkAlgerian #DarijaForLife #MorningGreetings #LearnDarija #AlgerianArabic #ArabicPodcast #ThouriaLearns #NorthAfricanVoices #Salutations #صباحالخير #الدارجةالجزائرية #LanguageWithLove📘 Vocabulary List – Episode 3: Morning with MomArabic (العربية)TransliterationEnglish Translationصباح الخيرSba7 elkhīrGood morningيمّاYemmaMom (dialectal)صباح النورSba7 ennūrMorning light (response)ولديWeldiMy sonكيفاش نعست؟Kifāsh n3est?How did you sleep?لاباسLabasFine / Okayالحمد للهEl7amdullahThank Godوانتي؟W nti?And you? (to a woman)ربي يباركRabi ybārakMay God bless you

Your journey into real-life Algerian Arabic just leveled up! In this episode, Thouria Benferhat expands on the classic "Salam" by introducing friendly follow-ups, polite replies, and warm family greetings. You'll hear expressions from real Algerian homes and neighborhoods, and learn how small phrases carry big cultural depth. 🗣️ Learn how to say "Nice to meet you," ask someone how they slept, or respectfully greet your neighbor—all with authentic Algerian Darija.🔗 Full transcript + bonus materials: https://linktr.ee/thouria📘 Vocabulary List – Episode 2

• السلام عليكم (Salam 3likom): Peace be upon you
• وعليكم السلام (Wa 3likom essalam): Peace be upon you too
• صباح الخير (Sba7 elkhīr): Good morning
• صباح النور (Sba7 ennūr): Morning light (response)
• مساء الخير (Msa lkhīr): Good evening
• نهارك مبروك (Nharek mbrūk): Have a blessed day
• نهارك زين (Nharek zīn): Have a good day
• مرحبا (Mar7ba): Hello / Welcome
• أهلا وسهلا (A7lan w sahlan): Welcome
• لاباس؟ (Labas?): All good?
• بخير؟ (Bkhīr?): Good? / You okay?
• إن شاء الله بخير (Nchallah bkhīr): I hope you’re well
• واش راك؟ (Wash rak?): How are you? (to a male)
• واش راكي؟ (Wash raki?): How are you? (to a female)
• واش راكم؟ (Wash rakom?): How are you? (to 2 or more people)
• راك لاباس؟ (Rak labas?): Are you well?
• واش حوالك؟ (Wash 7wālek?): How’s it going?
• واش كاين؟ (Wash kāyen?): What’s up?
• واش جديد؟ (Wash jdīd?): What’s new?
• تهلا ف روحك (Thalla f rou7ek): Take care of yourself
• نشوفك من بعد (Nchoufek men b3d): See you later
• كي داير؟ (Ki dāyr?): How are you doing? (neutral)
• مرحبا بيك (Mar7ba bik): Welcome (to one person)
• مرحبا بكم (Mar7ba bikom): Welcome (plural)
• تشرفنا بيك (Tcharrafna bik): Nice to meet you
• نتمنى تكون بخير (Ntmanā tkoon bikhīr): I hope you’re well
• شرفتنا (Sharraftna): You’ve honored us
• ربي يبارك فيك (Rabi ybārak fik): May God bless you
• نورت الدار (Nawart ed-dār): You’ve lit up the house
• مع السلامة (Ma3 essalama): Goodbye
• بالسلامة (Besslama): Go in peace
• نتهلاو فيك (Ntḥallaw fik): We take care (of you)
• في أمان الله (Fi amān Allah): In God’s protection
• ربي يحفظك (Rabi y7afdek): May God protect you
• ربي يسهلك (Rabi ysehhllek): May God make it easy for you
• توحشتك (Twa7eshtek): I miss/missed you (to one person)
• توحشتكم (Twa7eshtkom): I miss/missed you (to two or more people)
  

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Want to learn Algerian Arabic, aka Darija? Join us on PodTalk Algerian, your friendly guide to mastering the language and connecting with Algerian culture! Each episode breaks down essential phrases, common dialogues, and cultural insights, making learning fun and accessible. Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to refresh your skills, we'll help you speak Darija with confidence. Marhaba bikom!Ready to start speaking Darija? Listen now and check out all our resources here: ⁠https://linktr.ee/thouria⁠

• السلام عليكم (Salam 3likom): Peace be upon you
• وعليكم السلام (Wa 3likom essalam): Peace be upon you too
• صباح الخير (Sba7 elkhīr): Good morning
• صباح النور (Sba7 ennūr): Morning light (response)
• مساء الخير (Msa lkhīr): Good evening
• نهارك مبروك (Nharek mbrūk): Have a blessed day
• نهارك زين (Nharek zīn): Have a good day
• مرحبا (Mar7ba): Hello / Welcome
• أهلا وسهلا (A7lan w sahlan): Welcome
• لاباس؟ (Labas?): All good?
• بخير؟ (Bkhīr?): Good? / You okay?
• إن شاء الله بخير (Nchallah bkhīr): I hope you’re well
• واش راك؟ (Wash rak?): How are you? (to a male)
• واش راكي؟ (Wash raki?): How are you? (to a female)
• واش راكم؟ (Wash rakom?): How are you? (to 2 or more people)
• راك لاباس؟ (Rak labas?): Are you well?
• واش حوالك؟ (Wash 7wālek?): How’s it going?
• واش كاين؟ (Wash kāyen?): What’s up?
• واش جديد؟ (Wash jdīd?): What’s new?
• تهلا ف روحك (Thalla f rou7ek): Take care of yourself
• نشوفك من بعد (Nchoufek men b3d): See you later
• كي داير؟ (Ki dāyr?): How are you doing? (neutral)
• مرحبا بيك (Mar7ba bik): Welcome (to one person)
• مرحبا بكم (Mar7ba bikom): Welcome (plural)
• تشرفنا بيك (Tcharrafna bik): Nice to meet you
• نتمنى تكون بخير (Ntmanā tkoon bikhīr): I hope you’re well
• شرفتنا (Sharraftna): You’ve honored us
• ربي يبارك فيك (Rabi ybārak fik): May God bless you
• نورت الدار (Nawart ed-dār): You’ve lit up the house
• مع السلامة (Ma3 essalama): Goodbye
• بالسلامة (Besslama): Go in peace
• نتهلاو فيك (Ntḥallaw fik): We take care (of you)
• في أمان الله (Fi amān Allah): In God’s protection
• ربي يحفظك (Rabi y7afdek): May God protect you
• ربي يسهلك (Rabi ysehhllek): May God make it easy for you
• توحشتك (Twa7eshtek): I miss/missed you (to one person)
• توحشتكم (Twa7eshtkom): I miss/missed you (to two or more people)

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