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Intermediate - Trip to London

If you're travelling to London sometime in the near future, then this is the lesson for you! With tips and advice on places to visit and things to do during your stay in England's capital city, all of this brought to you in the Arabic language. Whether you're planning a visit to London or not, tune in to pick up all the necessary jargon needed in asking for advice or giving advice on travelling. And... if you are coming to London, don't forget to visit us here at ArabicPod, and let us welcome you as our guest!
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  • micurtis says
    Mon 27th Jun 11@11:22 pm

    شكرا لي هزا دورس
    I plan on going to London later this year, so this lesson was very helpful. Also, if possible I would love to be apart of your podcast smile
  • aliyah.m says
    Tue 28th Jun 11@02:01 am

    Hi micurtis. If I may point out, for "hatha" (this), you spell it with ذ and not ز

    Also, دروس is plural while درس is singular.

    Lastly, if you want to say "thank you", you can say شكرا or شكرا لك .

    لك = to you/ for you
    لي = to me/ for me
  • aliyah.m says
    Tue 28th Jun 11@02:39 am

    @micurtis, At second glance, it seems that you are trying to say "Thanks for this lesson"

    شكرا لهذا درس

    in this case, there is no ي after the ل
  • azakieh says
    Sun 13th Mar 16@09:03 pm

    when there are two conjugated verbs like "تنصحني أزور" shouldn't there be an "ان" in between them? Thank you I'm really liking the podcasts so far!

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