Spoken Syrian Arabic · Shami
Talk with your Syrian family — not like a textbook.
Audio-first lessons in real Damascene Arabic. Listen, repeat, answer before the native speaker does. 10 minutes a day.
How do you say…
“What would you like to drink?”
shu baddak tishrab?
شو بدك تشرب؟Built the way people actually learn to speak
- Hear it in a real sceneEvery lesson opens with a short conversation: a café in the old city, the neighbor on the stairs, the vegetable stall at the souq.
- Say it before you hear itYou get the idea in your language, answer out loud, then a native voice confirms. It's the anticipation method behind Pimsleur.
- Remember it next weekPhrases come back at growing intervals: inside the lesson, then over days with spaced repetition.
- Shami, never MSAشو not ماذا. Every phrase is colloquial Damascus Arabic with transliteration; Arabic script is there when you want it.
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If you are Syrian, or learning so you can talk with Syrian family, ShamLingo is free. Ask once, we approve by hand.