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Arabic for Non-Native Speakers

Levantine Arabic Conversation: Intermediate

Take your spoken Arabic from functional to fluent.

6 daysIntermediate8 modules
Overview

About this course

Take your spoken Arabic from functional to fluent. Building on the beginner course, you will tell stories, share opinions, make plans and handle the social moments, from invitations to condolences, where the right phrase matters most.

You will also explore idioms, proverbs and humour, listen to authentic speech and learn to recognise how Arabic changes across the Levant. Sessions are discussion-led and run on demand as group, one-to-one or intensive classes, finishing with an Alalamia certificate.

What you'll learn

What you'll learn

  • Narrate past events and experiences fluently in spoken Levantine Arabic
  • Express wishes, plans, opinions and feelings with natural phrasing
  • Use the right expressions for invitations, congratulations, condolences and other social occasions
  • Communicate effectively in professional and service settings
  • Understand and use common idioms, proverbs and everyday humour
  • Follow authentic speech and recognise the main regional variations across the Levant
Curriculum

Curriculum

8 modules
  • The spoken past tense
  • Linking events in a story
  • Talking about past experiences
  • Time expressions
  • Expressing wants and wishes
  • Talking about the future
  • Making and changing arrangements
  • Conditional expressions
  • Giving and asking for opinions
  • Agreeing and disagreeing politely
  • Describing emotions
  • Making complaints and suggestions
  • Invitations and hospitality
  • Congratulations and condolences
  • Religious expressions in daily speech
  • Politeness and indirectness
  • Meetings and introductions at work
  • Telephone conversations
  • Dealing with offices and services
  • Negotiating and problem solving
  • Common idioms
  • Popular proverbs
  • Everyday humour and wordplay
  • Using expressions appropriately
  • Television and radio extracts
  • Street and market conversations
  • Regional variations across the Levant
  • Strategies for fast speech
  • Discussions and debates
  • Short talks
  • Extended role-plays
  • Review and next steps
Who it's for

Who it's for

Learners with basic spoken Levantine Arabic who want greater fluency and cultural confidence.

Before you start

  • Completion of the beginner Levantine conversation course or equivalent spoken ability
Diplomas

Part of these Alalamia diplomas

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