ADROS VERSE EDUCATION 
Levantine Arabic refers to the variety of Arabic dialects spoken in the Levant, namely Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, and Jordan. North Levantine Arabic is spoken primarily in Syria and Lebanon, whereas South Levantine Arabic includes speakers in Palestine and Jordan. Mutual intelligibility between North and South Levantine varieties is generally high, despite some linguistic differences. Levantine … Read more
Arabic is a rich and diverse language with several distinct spoken varieties. Understanding the differences between Classical Arabic, Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), and regional dialects is essential for anyone seeking to learn the language. Classical Arabic, rooted in the Quran and pre-Islamic poetry. MSA has evolved to include contemporary vocabulary while maintaining formal usage in … Read more
Arabic is a vibrant language spoken by over 420 million people worldwide, making it the fifth most-spoken language in the world. As the official language in 22 countries across the Middle East and North Africa, Arabic plays a crucial role in global communication, diplomacy, and culture. It is also the liturgical language of Islam, central … Read more
The pronoun “Lo” in Spanish can be a bit of a linguistic chameleon, changing its meaning and function depending on the context. Let us unravel the mysteries of this versatile word and shed some light on its various uses. In this article we will go over these different meanings so that perplexed learners can better … Read more
The Italian verb “cercare” is one of those essential words you’ll encounter and use in many conversations in Italian. Whether you’re on a quest for directions in Italy, trying to explain your search for information, or simply looking for your keys at home, “cercare” will be your go-to verb. Translated as “to search,“ “to look … Read more
The verb “to get” is a versatile verb in English that has different meanings in Spanish depending on the context. The verb “to get” can express acquisition, receiving, becoming, understanding, and physical movement. For instance, “I got a new car” signifies acquisition. “She got angry” indicates a change in emotional state. “I get it” conveys … Read more
When learning French, it is essential to understand the subtle differences between similar words to ensure clear and accurate communication. Two such words are “es” and “est,” which are both forms of the verb “être” (to be). However, we use the two forms in different contexts. A common point of confusion for learners is that … Read more
In Spanish, both “más que” and “más de” are translated as “more than” in English. However, the usage of the two comparatives is different. Whereas “más que” is often used for comparison between adjectives or adverbs, “más de” is generally used with numbers and quantities. 1. Más que = More than Meaning More than (comparison) … Read more
In Spanish, “r” and “rr” are considered two distinctive letters. We will learn how to pronounce “r” and “rr” in different contexts. Are there any double letters other than “rr” in Spanish? The answer is yes, namely three other cases of double letters in Spanish: “cc,” “ll,” and “nn,” some are more common than others. … Read more
The continent of Europe is home to an astounding variety of languages, most belonging to the Indo-European language family. However, some Europeans and communities across Europe speak non-Indo-European tongues with rich histories and cultural significance. This article investigates these non-Indo-European languages as well as their roots and current use. Basque (Euskara) Region: Northern Spain and … Read more
