Shababeek

Tips for Learning Levantine Arabic

Education EN ↓ 57 episodes

This podcast is created by Shababeek Intercultural Development Center, located in Amman, Jordan. Shababeek is the world's largest center for helping non-Arabic speakers learn the spoken Levantine dialect. Each episode features a specific coaching tip for people learning Levantine Arabic. Jenn, the host, has coached thousands of Arabic language learners. She specializes in getting language learners un-stuck and guiding them on a path to fluency. If you're learning Arabic, you'll want to subscribe to this podcast. Visit us at http://shababeekcenter.com.

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Shababeek

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Education

Podcast website

shababeekcenter.com

Latest episode

Jun 2, 2026

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Episodes

There are some Arabic words I can't get to stick. Help! 02.01.2023

Some words just don't seem to stick. That can be incredibly frustrating for beginning Arabic learners. In this episode, Jenn offers some helpful coaching advice on how to help get those words to stick, and take the pressure off language learners as well.  To learn more about Shababeek's Levantine Arabic program, visit us at shababeekcenter.com .

Introduction - Tips for Learning Levantine Arabic 02.01.2023

This is our (overdue) introduction in which you'll hear from Jenn about what is offered each week in the Tips for Learning Levantine Arabic podcast.  To learn more about the Levantine Arabic program offered at Shababeek, visit us at shababeekcenter.com .

Overcoming Self-Imposed Limitations While Learning Arabic 19.12.2022

We all know that Arabic is a challenging language to learn. But sometimes knowing the difficulty of learning the language can cause Arabic learners to impose limitations on themselves. Not only do these self-imposed limitations act as additional hurdles to overcome, they can also manifest as self-fulfilling prophecies.  In this episode, Jenn discusses the limitations Arabic learners put on th...

How can I stay encouraged if I’m not seeing progress? 12.12.2022

In those early levels of learning Arabic, it's easy to see progress. After all, you're probably starting from zero. Progressing from zero is very apparent. However, once Arabic learners get to those later phases of language study, they can start to feel like they aren't making the progress that they were in the beginning. This can be discouraging for many who want to understand and speak Levantine...

I'm an early learner. What should do to get exposed to Arabic at my level? 05.12.2022

It can be hard to be exposed to Arabic while you are a beginner. Watching videos online or listening to Arabic podcasts is too advanced for early learners. It can leave you frustrated and discouraged. In this quick tip, Jenn gives some advice on how to increase your exposure to spoken Levantine Arabic that is appropriate for your level. 

What is one of the biggest mistakes language learners make? 28.11.2022

Learning another language is challenging. However, one of the biggest mistakes Arabic language learners consistently make is also one of the easiest to avoid. Listen to and implement this short coaching tip by Jenn. 

How much time should I spend in sessions? Learning Levantine Arabic 20.11.2022

"As someone learning Levantine Arabic, how much time should I spend with my tutor or teacher compared to time spent with Arabic speaking friends?" It all depends on what phase of learning you are in. In this tip for Arabic learners, Jenn gives a break down of where most of your time should be spent; during the beginning of your Arabic study, the vast majority of your time should be spent with a tr...

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