A1.1 Syrian dialect

Since Standard Arabic is not generally spoken in everyday life, it also makes sense to learn the Syrian dialect. “Syrian dialect” is an umbrella term for various similar dialects used in Syria, Palestine, Lebanon and Jordan and it is understood throughout the Arab world. The majority of Arabs in Berlin also speak this dialect, so it can be used in everyday life in Berlin. Learners of Standard Arabic often have difficulty with Arabic-speakers, who usually do not answer in standard Arabic, but in dialect. A dialect course is therefore highly recommended for those involved in social work, education, medicine or aid organizations. This would allow them to react and engage spontaneously in everyday situations and to build a sustainable basis of trust.
Requirements:
None.
Learning objective:
At the end of the course, learners will be able to read and write Arabic letters. They can introduce themselves and have simple conversations with other people, in order to get to know them. They can also provide information about their families.
Grammar:
At this language level we cover: Article, Femininum, Adjective derivation. Nominal and verbal clauses. Verb conjugation in the present tense 1 . Adjective agreement, personal suffixes.
Vocabulary:
This language level contains a vocabulary of around 150 words
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