iMasterArabic B1.1

Online. Follow-up to course iMasterArabic 2.3.

Description

Speak Levantine Arabic, understand spoken Levantine and written MSA.

This course is for intermediate to advanced students who have completed iMasterArabic Level A2, and is the first step towards achieving Level B1.

In this course, you will study and practice the first part of the book iMasterArabic Level 3.

The course begins with an intensive focus on the negation of verbs in Levantine Arabic as well as MSA, covering different tenses, subjects and themes.

You will also practice irregular plurals of nouns and adjectives, applying them through practical exercises and texts.

Moreover, you will expand your vocabulary with topics such as countries, weather, politics and actualities.

The lessons dedicate ample time for speaking practice with the teacher and classmates, allowing you to enhance your conversational skills.

Additionally, you will practice reading and comprehending short texts in MSA.

Take your Arabic proficiency to the next level by achieving level B1!

Objectives

At the end of this course, you can

1. Use the negation of verbs in your conversations in Levantine Arabic and in different contexts.

2. Understand short spoken as well as written MSA texts where the negation is central.

3. Know the plurals of thousands of words and apply them in your conversations.

4. Know the names of countries, capitals and cities all over the world.

5. Describe and understand detailed spoken as well as written weather forecasts.

Requirements

1) Completed course iMasterArabic Level A2.3

OR:

1) You are proficient with the conjugation and use of FORM I verbs in sentences in the past, present, and future tense, as well as using them in conversations and different contexts as described in the objectives of course A2.3.

2) Are familiar with the dual form and regular plurals of nouns and adjectives

It is a plus (but not necessary) if you are familiar with:

1) Talking about the family

2) Describing people, things, and events

3) Ordering at a restaurant

4) Purchasing groceries, describing food.

Homework

Learning new vocabulary and sentences.
Practicing with speaking and listening to recordings.
Reading, listening, and writing exercises.
On average 3-4 hours of homework per week.

About the tutor

Levantine Arabic (native)

Nayla Chebli

English C1, French C1, Dutch C1

I am Nayla, born and raised in Lebanon, living in the Netherlands since 22 years. I am the founder of iMasterArabic and the writer of all our books. After all these years, my passion is still teaching. Being in class with my students relaxes me and makes me forget all other 'worries'. My goal is to relay my passion to my students and make them enjoy every second of learning Arabic, immerse in the culture and directly apply what they learned.