In this episode of Vision Voices: The Arabic Series, Lara sits down with Radwa Hassan to unpack the deeply personal and often unspoken question many people carry: “Is my Arabic good enough?” What begins as a conversation about dialects quickly becomes a reflection on identity, belonging, and the emotional weight that language carries—especially in a place as diverse as the UAE. Radwa, an Egyptian native Arabic speaker and mother raising her children in Dubai, shares how the Arabic she grew u...
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In this episode of Vision Voices: The Arabic Series, Lara sits down with Radwa Hassan to unpack the deeply personal and often unspoken question many people carry: “Is my Arabic good enough?” What begins as a conversation about dialects quickly becomes a reflection on identity, belonging, and the emotional weight that language carries—especially in a place as diverse as the UAE. Radwa, an Egyptian native Arabic speaker and mother raising her children in Dubai, shares how the Arabic she grew u...
Gen Z Arabic: How Yalla, Khalas & Inshallah Went Global | Radwa Hassan
Vision Voices
20 minutes
5 months ago
Gen Z Arabic: How Yalla, Khalas & Inshallah Went Global | Radwa Hassan
In the new Vision Voices podcast serial, we dive into the heart of Arabic culture, language, and identity. In this episode, join Lara and Radwa Hassan as they explore the powerful meanings behind some of the most commonly used Arabic expressions, such as Yalla, Khalas, and Inshallah. These aren’t just words — they carry generations of tradition, faith, and lived experience. 🎙️ What you’ll hear in this episode: - Why “Yalla” isn’t just “let’s go” – it’s a call to action rooted in spirituali...
Vision Voices
In this episode of Vision Voices: The Arabic Series, Lara sits down with Radwa Hassan to unpack the deeply personal and often unspoken question many people carry: “Is my Arabic good enough?” What begins as a conversation about dialects quickly becomes a reflection on identity, belonging, and the emotional weight that language carries—especially in a place as diverse as the UAE. Radwa, an Egyptian native Arabic speaker and mother raising her children in Dubai, shares how the Arabic she grew u...
