PART 1 · LESSON 2 OF 30 · 30 MINUTES Free
The Gold Street
On the gold street of the Khan el-Khalili, Madame Nadia, Salma and Leo buy the engagement gold: karats, grams and the price per gram, and how Egyptian Arabic counts things: three to ten take the plural, from eleven the singular comes back, and a measure word stays singular.
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THE STORY
A jeweller's shop on the gold street of the Khan el-Khalili, a Saturday morning. Madame Nadia, Salma and Leo are choosing a ring and a bracelet. Everyone says the polite you to the jeweller, and he to them.
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