Do you need listening practice in Palestinian Arabic?
In this post, I will share the Arabic transcript of Ahed Tamimi’s interview with AJ +. I also copied the English translation provided by AJ + so that it will be easy to compare both Arabic and English version of the sentences simultaneously.
Months ago, Ahed Tamimi was released from prison for slapping an Israeli soldier.
Today, you’ll learn some words in Palestinian Arabic from her.
Alternative rock is a term that gets thrown around easily. But hey, if you’re a fan of rock music in general, then I’m sure you’ll be interested in a few of the bands and artists from the Levant (Syria, Jordan, Palestine & Lebanon) that I have compiled and listed down below.
The obvious ones in the list are Mashrou’ Leila from Lebanon and Jadal from Jordan. But there are more bands and artists to check out apart from those two.
Some of them may not be producing music anymore but it’s still worth checking their awesome music out. Folk, ska, reggae, psychedelic rock and even rap…I’m sure there’s at least a band that’s of your liking -read on to discover all of them 😀
Yippee, another song post!
Mike Massy is one of my favourite Lebanese artists – so presenting to you a catchy and upbeat song of his for this post!
Presenting to you, in this post, a song by ZAMAN Band…
According to their Facebook page, they describe themselves as “a Palestinian Band which combines beautifully Arabic music with Gypsy music.”
From that description itself, you could probably tell that they create awesome music. And they do 🙂
So I will be using their song, Batalte Elli بطلّتي إلي
There is so much to learn from the lyrics of this song alone. But for now, just sit back and enjoy the song.
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