Everyone should be, but unfortunately are not, entitled to fundamental human rights. This problem has contributed to the recent uprisings across the Arab world. In this video podcast, you will hear a prominent figure from the Arab world talk about this subject, and ArabicPod will break down the vocabulary.
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Moshaya
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Sat 19th Mar 11@10:09 pm
Below is the link to the full clip from which the monologue in the podcast was taken
<a href='http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgZV8Zjb72Y' target='_blank'>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgZV8Zjb72Y</a> |
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You are getting better and better all the time!!!! Fantastic lesson! It is really great that you are teaching us all this important and most useful vocabulary.... thanks also to all the Arabic uprisings ;-)
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Mohamed,
I love the format of this lesson! You made a very difficult speech understandable. Bravo! Jon |
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اخيرا
انا أستطيع ان اكتب باللغة العربية لشكر لكم يا استاذ محمد وخبّره دكتور إيهاب شكرا منّي وهذا الدرس ممتاز, موضوع حقوق الانسان مهم جدا |
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Excellent, Mohamed.
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great format of teaching and interesting content - it is a very interesting way to complete your teaching of the language - keep doing this please
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Just came across this lesson. Terrific! And since you guys are always asking for lesson ideas, how about a corresponding lesson on a translation of Abe Lincoln's short Gettysburg Address? Or Martin Luther King's "I have a Dream" speech? I Googled the Gettysburg Address and Arabic and it seems someone has done a translation recently, but the link did not work. These are gems in U.S. history and I think they would be very appreciated by your U.S. listeners.
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Hey chazyouwin, thanks for the feedback. We will definitely consider your ideas for a video podcast :-)
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Just fantastic lesson, please continue guys!!Shukran!!!
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Fantastic lesson. I wish you use this format also for the regular lessons extracted from different speeches
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by the way,why not using famous Arab songs for lessons?
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I am trying to recover my Arabic of 25 years ago because i am involved in educational projects and I found this podcast very very useful - real Arabic at real speed and then broken down into manageable chunks. Many thanks!
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