Welcome, Chicago Arabic Speakers!
- Location
- Chicago, IL 41.97-87.7 60625US
- Meetups
- 60 so far
- Members
- 554 Arabic Speakers
- Meetup topics
- Founded
- September 9, 2004
Want to practice your Arabic? Meetup with others who are also interested in the Arabic language. All ages and levels of proficiency are welcome culture useful phrases & Arabic theme will be present.let's Take a journey to the East right in chicago.
- Where?
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- Who’s coming?
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6 Yes / 8 Maybe( 46 spots left )
Do you want to practice your Arabic? Are you fascinated by the Arab culture and civilization? Are you of an Arabic decent?
This is a social group where we get together once a month and practice Arabic. We come together both as new learners and native speakers to share the passion of discussing Middle Eastern topics in a very relaxed environment while smoking hookahs and nibbling on Arabic appetizers. Read more
More upcoming Meetups
This group doesn't have any additional upcoming Meetups scheduled.
Past Meetups
Join Chicago Arabic language, Culture & civilizati
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What's new?
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Nov 8
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New member
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Nov 4
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New member
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New member
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New member
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New member
“I'm from Egypt, and have been living in Chicago for four years. Thought I'd check this out.”
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Nov 3
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New discussionStarted by Hicham zerhouni.
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New member
“Moved out from Cali, looking to meet new folks and brush up on the Arabic skills at the same time.” -
New member“To learn Arabic.”
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Nov 1
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New member“I love our language and culture!”
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New member“I would help you with your Arabic(I am native speaker), but in return you help me with my English.”
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New Greeting for“Hello Nicole If you want to practice your Arabic, you can send me an email saldossa at gmail . com Sultan”posted by Sultan
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What members are saying
“ I think it's a great opportunity to meet others who share an interest in Arabic and the Middle East. ”
“ FROM MY VANTAGE WHEN AND WHEN I WORK ON MY PHD I UNDERSTAND A SECOND LANGUAGE IS REQUIRED, SO ARABIC IS MY CHOICE. PLUS I WANT TO READ THE QUARAN IN ITS' ORIGINAL LANGUAGE. ”