Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
✨ Did you know the Arabic verb “to have” doesn’t actually exist?Instead of inventing one, Arabs came up with a clever structure: We express possession using عند (ʿind) or لِ (li) — meaning literally “by/at” or “for.” So instead of saying “I have a book,” you’d say “عندي كتاب” literally: “At me, a book.”📚 This is just a taste of what you’ll unlock in my lessons! I’m excited to announce my full Palestinian Arabic course happening this November in Jordan, plus brand-new online September classes just published.⚡️ Spots are running out fast so run to sign up! You can apply now for all online and abroad immersion courses through the link arabicwithmaha.com
✨ Did you know the Arabic verb “to have” doesn’t actually exist?Instead of inventing one, Arabs came up with a clever structure: We express possession using عند (ʿind) or لِ (li) — meaning literally “by/at” or “for.” So instead of saying “I have a book,” you’d say “عندي كتاب” literally: “At me, a book.”📚 This is just a taste of what you’ll unlock in my lessons! I’m excited to announce my full Palestinian Arabic course happening this November in Jordan, plus brand-new online September classes just published.⚡️ Spots are running out fast so run to sign up! You can apply now for all online and abroad immersion courses through the link arabicwithmaha.com
