
Levantine Arabic With Pops
Spoken Arabic in Levantine Dialect, Taught the Way Your Brain Learns — The Complete Sixteen-Chapter Course
- 16 chapters
- 10:43:47 total
- What you'll hear: Everyday Levantine Arabic as spoken in Amman and Jerusalem
The audiobook is the full sixteen-chapter course. The video edition shows every line on screen; its first chapters are free to watch.
Hear a sample
How it works
An English guide explains one small idea, a native speaker says it, and you say it yourself in the pause.
Start with Chapter 1 and listen in order — each chapter builds on the last.
Levantine Arabic With Pops
You can speak Arabic from your very first conversation. Not read it, not write it, speak it, and understand the answer that comes back. Levantine Arabic With Pops is a sixteen-chapter spoken course built the way the best audio language courses have always worked: you hear an English guide explain one small idea, you hear a native speaker say it, you say it yourself in the pause, and then the course quietly builds that idea into the next one until you are making sentences you were never taught as sentences. No grammar tables. No homework. No alphabet to memorize. Just the engine of the language, one piece at a time, with a pause after every line so you are always speaking, never just listening.
This is spoken Levantine Arabic, the everyday Arabic of Jordan, Palestine, Syria and Lebanon, not the formal Arabic of the news. The course teaches the urban speech of Amman and Jerusalem, understood throughout the region, and its lessons follow a traveler through Jordan: ordering coffee and food and thanking the cook, haggling in the souq, taking a taxi, checking into a hotel, finding your way at Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea, being a guest in someone's home, and handling a pharmacy or a problem. Along the way you learn the set phrases that call for a set reply, the little words people drop into every sentence, and the way they really sound when said fast. A native male voice speaks your lines, and a second native voice plays the waiter, the shopkeeper and the driver, so your ear learns to follow real exchanges. The final chapter is a grand review, with a surprising gift: the many Arabic words you already know.
Compiled and edited by Pops.
Chapters
- Chapter 1The Engine36:02
- Chapter 2Wanting and Having39:36
- Chapter 3Must, Can, and Let's Go38:19
- Chapter 4Where Things Are39:53
- Chapter 5Doing Things Now: the b- present and 3am41:17
- Chapter 6Numbers, Money, Time39:55
- Chapter 7Getting Around38:03
- Chapter 8Yesterday: the Past Tense40:35
- Chapter 9The Restaurant and the Coffee Shop42:32
- Chapter 10The Souq: Shopping and Haggling41:00
- Chapter 11The Hotel42:52
- Chapter 12Petra, Wadi Rum, the Dead Sea40:24
- Chapter 13Meeting People, Being a Guest40:18
- Chapter 14Feeling Unwell, and When Things Go Wrong: the Body, the Pharmacy, the Doctor, the Police43:27
- Chapter 15Connecting Ideas and Saying What You Think44:31
- Chapter 16The Loan-Word Gift and the Grand Review35:03
Total runtime 10:43:47 (about 10½ hours).







