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The main uses of presentative particle "rahu راهو"
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Hey there! Marhaban, my husband is from Tripoli Libya. Do you have any resources for studying this dialect? Thank you for such a nice blog. :-)
Hello! You’re welcome ^^ I’m glad to hear that you like my blog!
Here are some links that I was able to find for the Libyan dialect :
Facebook page : learning Libyan dialect [link]
Book on amazon about learning the Libyan dialect (theTripoli dialect is included) [link]
This is a link to an Arabic dictionary with words from theLibyan dialect (explanation of the words in the Libyan dialect into the ModernStandard Arabic) [link]
This is a link of words and their translations in English [link]
Amazon link to “spoke Libyan Arabic” [link]
I was also able to find some book recommendations by a user named taivo on yahoo answers [link].
I hope this was helpful.
Common Medical Terms in Arabic مصطلحات طبية باللهجة الليبية
Saying hi and goodbye, introducing yourself and others
Names of wild animals in Spoken Libyan Arabic
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Animals in Libyan Arabic
School Vocabulary in Libyan Arabic
I find it funny when I see Arabic articles or comments in which Arabic speakers say that dialects of the Great Maghreb region in general are difficult and impossible to understand because most of the time people don’t even make the effort to listen and understand what’s being said
