Our story today is about a man named Shady, who upon seeing the arrival of the sun, plans to go on a trip with his friends to visit the sea. Not all his expectations are met though. Will he let that get to him or will he decide to enjoy his day with his friends anyway?

Told in the present tense.

Ending the story with a snippet from an old Egyption love song "ana ba3sha2 el ba7r"- I adore the sea, By Nagat Es-Sagheera.

Here is your vocab for the story:

Coming up (adj) - taal3a

He gets up- bey2oom

Covering (adj) - emghatya

He plans- bey5attit

They agree- byittif2u

They rent-byista2jiru

South- janoob

Beaches- shawaate2

Sandy- ramliyya

Cleaner- andaf

Usually- 3aadatan

He makes ready- beyjahhiz

His supplies/ (what he needs) - lawaazmo

Excited- mit7ammis/ mitshawwiq

To get sun- itshammas

They park- beysoffu

Parking spots- mawaaqef

Taken- ma25ooda

It’s clear that- embayyin inno

They pack the place- bey3abbu el makaan

It lessens- bey2ill

The count of- 3adad

They throw- byirmu

Garbage- zbaala

They disrespect- maa byi7tirmu

Expecting (adj) - mitwaqqe3

He goes down- byinzil

He swims- byisba7

To get far from or away from- byib3id

Gets caught in- byi3la2 b

A wave- mowja

They laugh too much or exaggerate- byifratu de7ek (an expression in Arabic that can compare with rofl)

They pile up or gather- beylimmu

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Today our story is about Fara7 and Karam. Two young Palestinians in Love who get married according to the Palestinian tradition in one of the many refugee camps all around our occupied Falasteen, but just before their wedding night, the Middle Eastern version of a bachelor party must be honored. We call it the 7enna night.

Told in the past tense.

Starting this episode with a snippet from a Tarweeda, a style of music performed traditionally by Palestinian women, and ending it with a snippet of anotherTarweeda. For Falasteen.

Here is your vocab for the story:

Neighbors- jeeraan

They liberate- ey7arriru

“Ignorance does not birth Victory- el jahel ma beywallid naser”

Pushed them- dafa3hum

They graduate- yit5arraju

They request- yitlobu

Her hand- eedha

Marriage- zawaaj

She hesitated- itraddadat

She was surprised- itfaaja2at

She was made shy- 5ejlet

Childhood- tufoola

Preparations- ta7deeraat

Wedding- 3urus

They clothed her- labbasooha

The traditional Palestinian dress- el thowb el Falastini el turaathi

They sang to her- ghannoulha

They shaved his beard- 7ala2oolu da2no

They cut his hair- 2assoulu sha3ro

They bathed him- 7ammamooh

A tray- seeniyya

Desserts- 7alawiyyaat

Types/ kinds- anwaa3

Ululates- zaghareet

Right hand- el eed el yameen

She closed- sakkarat

She distributed- wazza3at

She painted- rasamat

They slaughtered- daba7u

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Our story today is about a woman named Layla who wakes up and finds herself in an amusement park surrounded by colors, sounds of music and people. Told in the present tense.

Ending with a snippet from a Tarab classic "Al Laylu Ya Layla" by the Frank Sinatra of the Middle East, the Lebanese singer, Oud player, and composer, Wadi3 el Safi.

Here is your vocab for the story:

To find- laa2i

Amusement park- 7adee2et malaahi

Lights- adwaa2

To find something strange or be surprised- istaghreb

To arrive- iwsal

Between- beyn

Suddenly- faj2a

To sing- ghanni

To chase- il7a2

Color- lown (plural: alwaan)

Moving (adj)- muta7arrika

Sky- sama

Around her- 7awaleeha

To notice- laa7iz

Purple- banafsaji

Blue- azra2

Dark- ghaame2

Orange- burtuqaali

Integrated- mendimej

Red- a7mar

Warm- daafy

It changes- byitghayyar

To disappear- i5tifi

To appear- izhar

Giant- 3imlaaq

Heavy- t2eel

Black- souda

To swallow- ibla3

Glamorous- barraaqa

To explore- istakshif

Mysterious- ghaamed

Existing- maoujoud

Courage/ boldness- jur2a

Buried- madfoona

Inside her- juwwaatha

And just like- ou zay ma

Journey/ trip- ri7la

Real world- 3aalam el waaqe3

To wash- ighsil

Clothes- awaa3i

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