ABSTRACT
This chapter talks about the Arab cultural activities in leisure time, giving directions and colors. In Arab culture, it is customary for people to go out to socialize together. This mostly happens after work, usually in the evening or at night. In some restaurants, they bring tea or coffee without sugar but provide sugar on the side. The goal is to encourage the service provider to do it well. Used to describe someone who does not feel malice or hatred for others. Expressions used to ask about quantity do not have much variation in Levantine Arabic (LA). It can also be an adverb or place or time, fii in LA means there are, or better "there exists". The only rule they need to observe here is that the noun to which the relative pronoun refers must be definite. The past tense in Arabic is made from the root verb; refer to the introduction for a brief discussion of root morphology.
