Body Part Vocabulary in Levantine Arabic | Arabic Language Learning for Beginners

In this video, we learn how to pronounce different body parts in Arabic in the Levantine dialect. The Arabic text will be provided along with the English transliteration and translation. This is a great video for expanding your Arabic body parts vocabulary. You'll learn how to say the following body parts: head, forehead, cheek, chin, eye, eyes, ear, ears, nose, mouth, teeth, tongue, lips, neck, chest, shoulder, stomach, waist, arm, hand, palm, fingers, hip, thigh, knee, foot, and heel. Some interesting points are that arm and hand are called the same thing, and leg and foot are also called the same thing. This video is ideal for beginner Arabic language learners or those looking to learn spoken and practical Arabic in the Levantine dialect. The Levantine dialect is spoken in the levant or shami region which includes countries such as Palestine, Lebanon, Jordan, and Syria. Chapters 0:00 intro 0:09 facial area 1:49 torso area 2:15 arms and hands 2:39 legs and feet