The Arab Street · Learn Arabic

The Arab Street interviews get you out of the virtual class and into the vibrant context of using Arabic insitu amongst Arabs themselves. Discover how nuances of the language relate to historic customs and contemporary perspectives across an array of social venues, diverse locales, and charismatic personalities. The show hosts comment on practical tips for conversing with native speakers, while unpacking linguistic learnings embedded in everyday expressions. We hope you’ll enjoy the shows, and let us know what topics you might like to have us cover.
Every now and then, letting loose and getting overly merry can result in an Arab condition known as 'Taralalli'.
Published by Ramzi Nabulsi on May 23, 2013.
Feel the love! Spread the love! Divine sunshine and rainbows for everybody...Yis'id Allah
Published by Omar Matadar on April 26, 2013.
Is your character tight? Go smell some air! What does that mean, find out in this exciting new episode of Tasali.
Published by Ramzi Nabulsi on April 11, 2013.
The Arabs must save the best till last. Listen to find out why.
Published by Ramzi Nabulsi on April 3, 2013.
Know of a cocky upstart that thinks they're running the show? Time to deal them an Arabic reality check.
Published by Ramzi Nabulsi on March 27, 2013.
After what exactly? You tell me. Learn the phrase on every frustrated Arab's lips.
Published by Ramzi Nabulsi on March 21, 2013.
Amongst the Arabs nothing is more precious than the eyes. So true Arab hospitality would offer nothing less!
Published by Ramzi Nabulsi on March 10, 2013.
When you're having a bad day or the kitchen is a mess or your new fandangle device is not doing what it's supposed to...Here is the word for you!
Published by Ramzi Nabulsi on February 28, 2013.
Learn how to say 'Hey there big fella' in Arabic. Try it next time you address your boss/manager/buddy...just not your wife.
Published by Ramzi Nabulsi on February 21, 2013.
Some people just light up the room when they enter. Tell them so! (and it has nothing to do with pyrotechnics)
Published by Ramzi Nabulsi on February 14, 2013.