Course Description
This online course, “Gulf Arabic for the Modern Learner: A Comparison to Fusha,” is designed to teach English-speaking students the nuances of Gulf Arabic and its differences from Standard Arabic (Fusha). Throughout the course, you will learn key phrases and expressions in Gulf Arabic, from the basics of saying “Yes, I speak Arabic” to more complex phrases like “I sincerely apologize.”
The course is divided into multiple lessons, each focusing on a specific phrase or expression in Gulf Arabic. The lessons will cover a range of common situations, from asking for directions to ordering food at a restaurant.
In addition to learning the phrases, students will also learn the listening skills necessary to understand Gulf Arabic in real-life situations. The course will cover various forms of saying “please” and “no,” as well as common expressions like “no problem” and “here you are.”
The course will also teach you how to negate an activity in the past and improve their overall listening skills. By the end of the course, you will be able to confidently use Gulf Arabic in a variety of everyday situations.
What Will I Learn?
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By the end of this course, you will learn the following:
- Essential grammar structures for both Fusha and Gulf Arabic.
- Common vocabulary and phrases used in daily conversation in Gulf Arabic.
- Basic sentence structures and sentence formation in both Fusha and Gulf Arabic.
- Cultural and social context of using both Fusha and Gulf Arabic.
- How to communicate effectively with native Arab speakers in the Gulf region.
- Understanding of the differences between Fusha and Gulf Arabic, and when to use each.
- Learning to use common expressions and responses in Gulf Arabic, such as “Yes, I speak Arabic”, “Yes that’s correct”, “Just a moment please”, “Yes, please”, “Please continue”, “I sincerely apologize”, and more.
- Understanding the appropriate use of polite expressions and cultural norms in Gulf Arabic.
- How to say “Yes, that’s correct” in Gulf Arabic
- How to say “Just a moment please” in Gulf Arabic
- How to say “Yes, please” in Gulf Arabic
- How to say “Bring me” in Gulf Arabic
- How to say “Please continue” in Gulf Arabic
- How to say “Yes, I have heard of that” in Gulf Arabic
- How to say “Please stop” in Gulf Arabic
- And much more…
Course Contents
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘Yes, I speak Arabic.’
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17:00 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘Yes that’s correct.’
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22:55 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘Just a moment please.
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19:30 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘Yes, please.’
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15:55 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘Bring me
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16:33 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘Please continue.’
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17:40 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘Yes, I have heard of that.’
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22:00 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘I sincerely apologize.’
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15:30 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to negate an activity in the past ‘I didn’t…’
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17:00 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘Please, lit. if you allow.’
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15:25 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘Bring me a pen, please.
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19:30 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘Please wait here.’
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23:45 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘I refuse to apologize politely.’
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16:25 |
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Improve your listening skills – Revision 1
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13:30 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘Please.’ — The basic form
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21:40 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘No, Thanks.’
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24:00 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘No, I’m ok.’
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18:20 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: please in different way.
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13:45 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘No problem.’
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19:30 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘Yes, I would like some.’
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23:00 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘I didn’t eat.’
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26:30 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘Here you are.’
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12:25 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘The bill please.’
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19:20 |
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Gulf Arabic versus Fusha and learn how to say: ‘Please stop.’
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22:30 |
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Improve your listening skills – Revision 2
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18:45 |
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