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What are the Most Common Adverbs and Expressions of Frequency and Time in Modern Standard Arabic and in Spoken Levantine Lebanese Arabic Dialect?

Updated: Jul 28

In this blog Post:

  • Learn the most important adverbs and expressions of frequency and time in formal modern standard Arabic, followed by those in spoken or colloquial Levantine Lebanese Arabic.

  • Watch the tutorial videos for either or both. Please leave a comment on YouTube to let you me know you have watched the videos and what you thought of them!


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Despite the vast similarities in these expressions, there are significant differences between standard Arabic and colloquial Levantine Arabic in terms of pronunciation, spelling, sentence structure, as well as choice of words or preference. Choose to watch either or both, depending on your own learning needs and the type of Arabic you are currently studying.


In Modern Standard Arabic:







In Spoken Levantine Lebanese Arabic Dialect:







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