#225: Listening Challenge: Discover Your Arabic Proficiency Level

Are you at the A2, B1, C1, or C2 level in Arabic? Test your skills with these structured sentences. Listen to the audio and see which level you find easy, challenging, or difficult to understand.

For this exercise, I'll focus on sentences using the verb "لاحَظ" (to notice). If you are a member of my Patreon page, you will receive a verb table and a PDF of all the sentences in both English and Arabic.

Follow these steps for this exercise:

1. Listen to each level and determine your understanding.
2. Write down the words, phrases, or sentences you comprehend in Arabic and their meanings in English.
3. Pause at each level and replay the audio as needed.

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