Hobbies in Arabic

How do you explain what you like to do in Arabic? After this free audio lesson you’ll know the words for “I like” in Arabic. Whether it’s watching movies, listening to music, night clubbing or reading, you’ll learn how to talk about hobbies in Arabic, and things you enjoy doing in your free time.

Talking about shared interests is a great way to establish common ground. Being able to talk about yourself and ask about others in Arabic will help you make friends - and make the conversation more interesting!

So tell me about yourself…

How to pronounce hobbies in Arabic

In this lesson all gender specific words will be in the masculine form.

So, tell me “Bete3mel a fee wa2t fra3`ak?”

Here are some more useful expressions…

That’s it for this lesson. I hope you had fun!

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!مع السلامة
Ma3a essalama!
Goodbye!

Amira Zaki
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