الرئيسية البودكاست Better Arabic Podcast
Better Arabic Podcast

Better Arabic Podcast

Mahmood Salem 45 حلقات أكتوبر 9, 2026

Better Arabic is a podcast designed to help learners improve their listening comprehension in Levantine Arabic. Episodes cover everyday life, conversations, stories, culture, and other practical topics for learners at different levels. The hosts speak clearly and naturally so listeners can follow along more easily. Full episodes, Arabic/English transcripts, a private community, and additional materials are available through Patreon.

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45. A Day at Work (beginners)
45. A Day at Work (beginners) أكتوبر 9, 2026 643 Send us Fan MailLearn simple Syrian Arabic through a calm daily story about my normal day at work.In this beginner-friendly episode, you’ll practice everyday words and phrases about work, the office, coworkers, meetings, coffee, breaks, and going home.For 1 on 1 Arabic (Levantine & MAS) classes with me:https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/6382719Whether you're here to support the podcast, im
44. Ordering Coffee From The Café (beginners)
44. Ordering Coffee From The Café (beginners) يوليو 6, 2026 789 Send us Fan MailLearn simple Syrian Arabic through a natural café situation.In this beginner-friendly episode, you’ll practice how to order coffee, choose a size, ask for sugar or milk, pay the bill, and sit with a friend at a café.The PDF (on Patreon) also includes Arabizi, English translation, important grammar points, a vocabulary list, comprehension questions, and key beginner phrases to help
43. Meeting a Friend at a Café (beginners)
43. Meeting a Friend at a Café (beginners) يونيو 12, 2026 121 Send us Fan MailLearn natural Syrian Arabic through a simple café conversation between two friends.In this beginner-friendly episode, you’ll practice everyday phrases for greetings, coffee, work, hobbies, travel, and food.The PDF (on Patreon) also includes Arabizi, English translation, important grammar points, a vocabulary list, comprehension questions, and key beginner phrases to help you review
42. Going to the Supermarket (beginners)
42. Going to the Supermarket (beginners) مايو 11, 2026 665 Send us Fan MailLearn simple Syrian Arabic through a short trip to the supermarket.In this beginner-friendly episode, you’ll practice everyday words for groceries, shopping, prices, and breakfast using short sentences, natural repetition, Arabizi, and English translation.The PDF also includes important grammar points, a vocabulary list, comprehension questions, and key beginner phrases to help you
41. Morning in my house (beginners)
41. Morning in my house (beginners) أبريل 23, 2026 478 Send us Fan MailA simple morning, coffee, breakfast, and quiet family conversations ☀️☕In this episode of “Better Arabic Podcast,” we’ll learn very simple Syrian Arabic through a calm and natural morning routine.For 1 on 1 Arabic (Levantine & MAS) classes with me:https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/6382719Whether you're here to support the podcast, improve your Arabic, or go all-in on your
Social Media Vs Reality (With My Friend Osama)
Social Media Vs Reality (With My Friend Osama) أبريل 9, 2026 775 Send us Fan MailThis one's a special episode — I had my friend Osama join me as a guest, and honestly, it's a conversation you don't want to miss!What if the life you've been comparing yourself to was never real? In this honest and personal episode, Mahmoud and his guest Osama open up about the hidden cost of living for likes, the loneliness behind a perfect feed, and the small
39. Ramadan In Syrian House
39. Ramadan In Syrian House مارس 31, 2026 420 Send us Fan MailA warm, reflective episode about Ramadan as it’s truly lived and felt — not just as fasting, but as a shared state of spirit and memory. We explore the culture of Ramadan in Syria, family gatherings, daily rhythms from suhoor to iftar, and how this month gently brings us back to ourselves.For 1 on 1 Arabic (Levantine & MAS) classes with me:https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/6382
38. Why Arabs speak indirectly
38. Why Arabs speak indirectly يناير 27, 2026 509 Send us Fan MailA short, intimate episode about why Arabs communicate indirectly — through tone, silence, and hints. We explore how culture shapes ideas of honesty and respect, why misunderstandings happen across cultures, and how to read between the lines with more awareness and empathy.For 1 on 1 Arabic (Levantine & MAS) classes with me:https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/6382719Whether you&ap
37. New Years Problems
37. New Years Problems يناير 4, 2026 606 Send us Fan MailA warm, reflective episode about New Year’s resolutions and our complicated relationship with change. We explore why so many of us wait for symbolic moments like the start of a new year to set goals, what’s really happening psychologically and culturally, and why motivation often fades so quickly. Through personal stories, honest reflections, and practical advice, this episode brea
36. Why do we say “Yalla” a lot?
36. Why do we say “Yalla” a lot? ديسمبر 8, 2025 550 Send us Fan MailToday on the Better Arabic Podcast, we explore “Lost Words” — Syrian and Arabic expressions that lose their soul in translation. Through them, we’ll uncover what our language reveals about our emotions, our culture, and the way we live.For 1 on 1 Arabic (Levantine & MAS) classes with me:https://www.italki.com/en/teacher/6382719Whether you're here to support the podcast, im
35. Arabs and stereotypes (Part 2)
35. Arabs and stereotypes (Part 2) نوفمبر 22, 2025 523 Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we dive deep into a powerful and emotional topic: the stereotypes Arabs hold about each other. From funny misunderstandings to painful assumptions, we explore where these ideas come from—family, media, school—and what they cost us as a region.🌍 You’ll hear real-life stories, cultural humor, and reflections on how stereotypes shape our identity, connection, and unit
34. Arabs and stereotypes (Part 1)
34. Arabs and stereotypes (Part 1) سبتمبر 23, 2025 454 Send us Fan MailHave you ever wondered what Arabs from different countries say about each other? 👀In this fun and thoughtful episode, I explore common Arab stereotypes — the funny ones, the unfair ones, and the surprising truths behind them.You’ll hear natural, conversational Syrian Arabic as I talk about:💬 Where stereotypes come from — family, school, media, memes🇸🇾 What Syrians say about Lebanes

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