Lebanese Arabic or Lebanese is a variety of Levantine Arabic, indigenous to and spoken primarily in Lebanon, with significant linguistic influences borrowed from other Middle Eastern and European languages, and is in some ways unique from other varieties of Arabic.
- BingoLady

amazing...so QC french vs haiti french vs france french...still french.

amazing...so QC french vs haiti french vs france french...still french.
- Pie

no

no
- BingoLady

yes. BL yes. I lived over there for 13 years and lebanese people can communicate with each other and Jordanians, Saudis, Egyptians etc..

yes. BL yes. I lived over there for 13 years and lebanese people can communicate with each other and Jordanians, Saudis, Egyptians etc..
- Pie

no - talking out of ur ass again..

no - talking out of ur ass again..
- BingoLady

k

k
- Pie

thanks for admitting it

thanks for admitting it
- BingoLady

k..google levantine

k..google levantine
- Pie

why do u lie?

why do u lie?
- BingoLady

solely to embarrass you. its my life mission.

solely to embarrass you. its my life mission.
- Pie

U didn't live in Lebanon. Accept it.

Learning Arabic will not allow people to speak or understand Lebanese, on the contrary if you try to Learn Arabic before you can speak Lebanese, it may make Lebanese seem tougher to learn. Furthermore, calling both of the languages Arabic would confuse those outside Lebanon. They will think that we speak Arabic in Lebanon, and they will be driven to learn the Arabic language. Eventually, when they go to Lebanon they will not understand what the Lebanese speak nor what they broadcast on Lebanese television and radio.

Learning Arabic will not allow people to speak or understand Lebanese, on the contrary if you try to Learn Arabic before you can speak Lebanese, it may make Lebanese seem tougher to learn. Furthermore, calling both of the languages Arabic would confuse those outside Lebanon. They will think that we speak Arabic in Lebanon, and they will be driven to learn the Arabic language. Eventually, when they go to Lebanon they will not understand what the Lebanese speak nor what they broadcast on Lebanese television and radio.
- BingoLady

While there is a standard Araboc, most deviate from that standard. They have their own spins on it but the Arabic states in close proximity will understand each other, while an Arabs from Iraq and Morocco will likely not.

While there is a standard Araboc, most deviate from that standard. They have their own spins on it but the Arabic states in close proximity will understand each other, while an Arabs from Iraq and Morocco will likely not.
- bluewaffle

Lebanese is a diff language.

U didn't live in Lebanon. Accept it.
- BingoLady

'over there' is the middle east and yes I met lebanese people that were able to understand other people from the middle east, visited beirut before it fell apart in the late 70s. Now tell me about the levantine google guy.

'over there' is the middle east and yes I met lebanese people that were able to understand other people from the middle east, visited beirut before it fell apart in the late 70s. Now tell me about the levantine google guy.
- Pie

accept it

Lebanese is a diff language.
- BingoLady

Most Arabs hate saying their version is very close to other versions

Most Arabs hate saying their version is very close to other versions
- bluewaffle

true. A lot of Lebanese speak English as well. Not as many Syrians.

true. A lot of Lebanese speak English as well. Not as many Syrians.
- BingoLady

More French than English. A lot depends on what Eng and France claimed after ww1 which also influenced native tongue

lol at the Bell Centre crowd singing olé olé with 1 minute left in the 3rd

lol at the Bell Centre crowd singing olé olé with 1 minute left in the 3rd
- SourceS.V.P.

Bro!

lol at the Bell Centre crowd singing olé olé with 1 minute left in the 3rd
- SourceS.V.P.

yes. BL yes. I lived over there for 13 years and lebanese people can communicate with each other and Jordanians, Saudis, Egyptians etc..
- Pie

Corner stores I frequent have been white as wonder bread. I haven't been to any downtown yet.

'over there' is the middle east and yes I met lebanese people that were able to understand other people from the middle east, visited beirut before it fell apart in the late 70s. Now tell me about the levantine google guy.
- Pie

Holy (frank) you're an old Pie.

Holy (frank) you're an old Pie.
- golfingsince

and a liar

I work with a guy that is part lebanese so if any of you have any questions im sure i can answer them