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Levantine Arabic Audio Comparisons - Greetings
Greetings
| Jordanian Speaker |
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English translation -- Good morning. Good morning. |
| Lebanese Speaker |
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English translation -- Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. |
| Palestinian Speaker |
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English translation -- Good morning. |
| Syrian Speaker |
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English translation --Good morning. |
| Jordanian Speaker |
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English Translation -- Good evening. Good evening. |
| Lebanese Speaker |
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English Translation -- Good evening. |
| Palestinian Speaker |
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English Translation -- Good evening. |
| Syrian Speaker |
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English Translation -- Good evening. |
| Jordanian Speaker |
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English Translation -- Good night. |
| Palestinian Speaker |
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English Translation -- Good night. |
| Syrian Speaker |
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English Translation -- Good night. |
| Jordanian Speaker |
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English Translation -- How are you (m)? How are you (f)? How are you (pl)? |
| Lebanese Speaker |
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English Translation -- How are you (m)? How are you (f)? How are you (pl)? |
| Palestinian Speaker |
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English Translation -- How are you (f)? How are you (m)? How are you (pl)? |
| Syrian Speaker |
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English Translation -- How are you (m)? How are you (f)? How are you (pl)? |
| Jordanian Speaker |
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English Translation -- Hi. |
| Lebanese Speaker |
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English Translation -- Hi. |
| Palestinian Speaker |
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English Translation -- Hi. |
| Syrian Speaker |
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English Translation -- Hi, my name is Linda. |
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