Learn Spoken Jordanian Arabic from Udemy

Have you ever wondered why after learning MSA, the Arabic dialects sound very different?

Or maybe you spent alot of time wondering how Arabs talk and write with each other?

Well, it's simple:

The Modern Standard Arabic also known as MSA is a written a language and not a spoken one. What does that mean?

That means no one actually speaks MSA. We learn the Modern Standard Arabic in school only. After the bell rings, it's all about our own Arabic dialect

Every Arabic country has its own dialect. Lebanese has the Lebanese dialect. Jordan has the Jordanian dialect and so on.

So, what kind of course is this?

This is a full Jordanian Arabic course made to fit your interest in learning the Spoken Jordanian Arabic.

In this course I will teach you:

· How to talk in Jordanian Arabic

· How to understand and hold conversations in Jordanian Arabic

· Learn the grammar essentials necessary in your Jordanian Arabic journey

I am also always improving and updating the course based on my students needs.

This course also comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. That means, if you didn't like the content or you realized that Jordanian Arabic is not for you, then you can cancel anytime, no questions asked.

However, I am sure that you will fall in love with the Jordanian culture :)

See you inside.

What's inside

Learning objectives

Learn the spoken jordanian arabic
Be able to communicate in jordanian arabic

Get to know how jordanians text each other
Learn the spoken arabic language and not msa

Learn the spoken jordanian arabic
Be able to communicate in jordanian arabic
Get to know how jordanians text each other
Learn the spoken arabic language and not msa

Syllabus

Introduction

Course Introduction

Alphabets Part 1

Alphabets Part 2

Greetings

Introduce Yourself In Spoken Arabic

Numbers, Days and Seasons

Adjectives

Lecture 7: Colors

Asking Questions

Professions

The Human Body

Family Members

Places In Town

Directions

Shopping For Food

How To Bargain

Common Phrases

At The Hotel

Changing Money

Public Transportation

Grammar

Pronouns

Definite and Indefinite Articles

Future Tense

Past Simple

Simple Present and Present Continious

Relative Pronouns

Command and Negative Command

Possessive Pronouns Masculine

Possessive Pronouns Feminine

The Active Participle

The Compound Tenses

Before and After

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Develops conversational and communicative skills for spoken Arabic

Examines spoken Jordanian Arabic, which will aid in understanding everyday conversations

Explores regional linguistic variations in the Arabic language

Introduces grammar to aid in sentence comprehension and production

Teaches essential vocabulary for Jordanian Arabic

Recommended for individuals seeking to enhance their knowledge of spoken Arabic for personal or professional purposes

Activities

Be better prepared before your course. Deepen your understanding during and after it. Supplement your coursework and achieve mastery of the topics covered in Learn Spoken Jordanian Arabic with these activities:

Join a Jordanian Arabic conversation group

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Immerse yourself in Jordanian Arabic by joining a conversation group. This will expose you to the language in a natural setting and allow you to practice your listening and speaking skills.

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Find a Jordanian Arabic conversation group in your area or online
Attend the meetings regularly
Participate in the conversations and ask questions

Watch YouTube videos on Jordanian Arabic grammar

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Reinforce your understanding of Jordanian Arabic grammar by watching YouTube videos on the topic. This will help you solidify your knowledge and improve your comprehension of the language.

Browse courses on Arabic Grammar

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Search for YouTube videos on Jordanian Arabic grammar
Watch the videos and take notes on the key points
Review your notes and practice using the grammar you've learned

Write a short story in Jordanian Arabic

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Develop your Jordanian Arabic writing skills by writing a short story. This will challenge you to use the vocabulary and grammar you've learned and express yourself creatively in the language.

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Choose a topic for your story
Brainstorm ideas and develop a plot
Write a draft of your story
Revise and edit your story

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Career center

Learners who complete Learn Spoken Jordanian Arabic will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Arabic Language Teacher

As an Arabic Language Teacher, you will be responsible for teaching students the basics of the Arabic language, including vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. You may also be responsible for providing cultural insights about the Arab world. This course will provide you with the skills you need to effectively teach Arabic to students of all levels.

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Interpreter

Interpreters facilitate communication between people who speak different languages. They may work in a variety of settings, such as healthcare, education, and law enforcement. This course will help you develop the skills you need to interpret spoken Jordanian Arabic.

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Translator

Translators convert written text from one language to another. They may work in a variety of fields, such as literature, business, and law. This course will help you develop the skills you need to translate written Jordanian Arabic.

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Linguist

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Journalist

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Salesperson

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Customer Service Representative

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Counselor

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Teacher

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Social Worker

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Librarian

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Researcher

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