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Learn Jordanian–Palestinian Arabic
Clear, free guides to the grammar of spoken Levantine Arabic, from pronouns to the past tense, with examples from the Filblad workbook.
What Is Arabizi? Writing Arabic with Latin Letters and Numbers
Arabizi writes Arabic with English letters and numbers like 3, 7 and 2. Learn what each number means and how to type Arabizi answers on Filblad.
Levantine vs Modern Standard Arabic: Which Should You Learn?
Spoken Levantine or Modern Standard Arabic? See how they differ in everyday words, verbs and pronunciation, and which one to learn first for your goals.
Levantine Arabic Pronouns: I, you, he, she, we, they
Learn the eight personal pronouns of Jordanian and Palestinian Arabic, how to say where you are from, and how nationality words change for men and women.
How to Say 'I Have' in Arabic: عِند and مع in Levantine
Arabic has no verb 'to have'. Learn how Jordanians and Palestinians use عِندي and مَعي to say I have, you have, we have, and how to say I don't have.
Possessive Endings in Levantine Arabic: my, your, his, her
How to say my, your, his, her, our and their in Jordanian and Palestinian Arabic with possessive endings, plus the ة to ت rule and the dual ending -een.
Levantine Arabic Present Tense: The b- Prefix Explained
Learn the Jordanian and Palestinian Arabic present tense: how the b- prefix works, full conjugation tables, and real everyday example sentences.
Arabic Present Tense Without b-: After بدّي, لازم and ممكن
When does Levantine Arabic drop the b- prefix? Learn the present tense without b- after want, must, can and like, with clear tables and examples.
Levantine Arabic Future Tense: How to Use رح (ra7)
Learn the Levantine Arabic future tense with رح: how to say 'I will' in Jordanian and Palestinian Arabic, full tables, negatives and real examples.
Arabic Numbers and Money: Prices, Dinars and Paying
How to say prices in Jordanian and Palestinian Arabic: numbers with nouns, one, two and three dinars, asking how much, and paying the bill in a café.
Levantine Arabic Commands: How to Give Instructions
Learn the imperative in Jordanian and Palestinian Arabic: go, eat, write, turn. See the forms for a man, a woman and a group, plus how to say 'don't'.
Levantine Arabic Past Tense: Endings, Tables and Examples
Learn the Levantine Arabic past tense: the endings for each person, hollow and vowel-ending verbs, negatives, and everyday Jordanian and Palestinian examples.
Arabic Comparatives: Bigger, Smaller, Better in Levantine
How to compare things in Jordanian and Palestinian Arabic: bigger, cheaper, closer, better. Learn the أفعل pattern, using من for 'than', and superlatives.
