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Asslema! 👋 Speak Tunisian Arabic – أحكي تونسي is a Tunisian Arabic learning podcast by Darja with Mongia. Welcome to my podcast! I know it can be difficult to find good resources for learning Tunisian Arabic, and that’s exactly why I created this podcast. It’s made with love ❤️ to help you learn, understand, and speak Tunisian Arabic in a simple, practical, and friendly way.
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Learn how to count from 1 to 10 in Tunisian Arabic (Tounsi/Darja) with this short, beginner-friendly lesson. In this episode, you will: learn the numbers from 1 to 10 listen and repeat to practise your pronunciation discover “zouz,” the commonly used Tunisian word for “two” test yourself with a short challenge practise counting from 1 to 10 independently Pause whenever you need more time, repeat the numbers aloud, and try recording yourself counting without looking at the list. Speak Tunisian Arabic – أحكي تونسي is a podcast by Darja with Mongia , helping you learn practical Tunisian Arabic through clear explanations, useful expressions, and real-life examples. 📩 Send your questions or audio recordings to: speaktunisianarabic@gmail.com 🎧 Take the free Tunisian Arabic Level Test and discover your estimated level: https://darjawithmongia.com/placement-test.html 📄 Download the free transcript for this episode: https://darjawithmongia.com/podcast.html
In this episode, you’ll learn how to introduce yourself in Tunisian Arabic (Tounsi) in a simple and natural way. You’ll practise saying your name, where you’re from... — useful basics for real conversations with Tunisians. Speak Tunisian Arabic – أحكي تونسي is a podcast by Darja with Mongia , helping you learn practical Tunisian Arabic through clear explanations, useful expressions, and real-life examples. 📩 Send your questions or audio recordings to: speaktunisianarabic@gmail.com 🎧 Take the free Tunisian Arabic Level Test and discover your estimated level: https://darjawithmongia.com/placement-test.html 📄 Download the free transcript for this episode: https://darjawithmongia.com/podcast.html
In this episode, you’ll learn the most common greetings in Tunisian Arabic (Tounsi) and how to use them naturally in everyday conversations. You’ll learn how to say “hello,” “how are you?” , how to reply politely, and which greetings to use depending on the time of day and situation . Speak Tunisian Arabic – أحكي تونسي is a podcast by Darja with Mongia , helping you learn practical Tunisian Arabic through clear explanations, useful expressions, and real-life examples. 📩 Send your questions or audio recordings to: speaktunisianarabic@gmail.com 🎧 Take the free Tunisian Arabic Level Test and discover your estimated level: https://darjawithmongia.com/placement-test.html 📄 Download the free transcript for this episode: https://darjawithmongia.com/podcast.html
In this first episode, you’ll discover why learning Tunisian Arabic (Tounsi) can help you connect more naturally with Tunisians and communicate in real everyday situations. I’ll also share what inspired me to create this podcast, my passion for teaching, and why I want to make Tunisian Arabic more accessible to learners around the world . Speak Tunisian Arabic – أحكي تونسي is a podcast by Darja with Mongia , helping you learn practical Tunisian Arabic through clear explanations, useful expressions, and real-life examples. 📩 Send your questions or audio recordings to: speaktunisianarabic@gmail.com 🎧 Take the free Tunisian Arabic Level Test and discover your estimated level: https://darjawithmongia.com/placement-test.html 📄 Download the free transcript for this episode: https://darjawithmongia.com/podcast.html
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