The Essential Saudi Arabic Verb Packs
Learn all the Saudi Arabic verbs you need to speak fluently in every conversation.
intermediate Level - grammar
‘As soon as’ something happens in Saudi Arabic
If you’ve ever wondered how to say that something will happen as soon as something else, here it is in Saudi Arabic.
Saudi Arabic: Saying something was ‘supposed to’ happen
Saying that something was supposed to, intended to and meant to happen but didn’t in Saudi Arabic is very simple and straightforward. Listen to this native Najdi speaker demonstrate how it’s done.
One way that Saudi speakers say they can or can’t do something
Today you’re going to hear how Saudi Arabic speakers say they or can’t do something.
How to say ‘before’ in Saudi Arabic
This will show you exactly how Saudi speakers say that something will happen ‘before’ something else (both a noun and a verb).
How to say ‘more’ and ‘less’ in Saudi Arabic
Today you’re going to hear how to say more and less in Saudi Arabic.
How to say ‘too much’ and ‘too many’ in Saudi Arabic
Today you’re going to hear how to say too much and too many in Saudi Arabic.
How to say ‘very’, ‘not very’ and ‘not at all’ in Saudi Arabic
Today you’re going to hear one way to say very, not very and not at all in Saudi Arabic.
How to say ‘never’, ‘sometimes’, ‘often’ and ‘always’ in Saudi Arabic
Today you’re going to learn how to use four adverbs of frequency in colloquial Saudi Arabic.
How to compare things (-er + than) in Saudi Arabic
Today you’re going to hear one way to compare things in Saudi Arabic (-er + than).
How to say something is the most or greatest in Saudi Arabic (superlatives)
Today you’re going to hear how to say that something is the most or the greatest in Saudi Arabic (superlatives).
How to say ‘about’ or ‘approximately’ in Saudi Arabic
Today you’re going to learn how to say about or approximately in colloquial Saudi Arabic.
How to talk about past actions in Saudi Arabic
Today you’re going to hear how to talk about past actions in Saudi Arabic.