ECCE Speaking Test

Money Expressions

1- Loaded: ممتلىء
    My uncle is loaded so he always buys us awesome presents.

2- Make a killing:يجني المال الوفير
    my sister made a killing working in the oil industry.

3- Make ends meets: ينفق ما يجنية من مال
     I lost my job and I am having a hard time making ends meets.

4- Hand to mouth: بالكاد يجني قوت يومة
    Since I lost my job I've had to live hand to mouth.

5- Arm and a leg: بثمن غالي جداً
    My new car cost me an arm and a leg tut I love it.

6- Pinch pennies: بخيل
    My grandma is a penny pincher.

7- Put in your two cents: قلت الذي اعرفه
    In my last meeting at work I put in my two cents.

Very Common English Expressions

1-    Twenty four Seven = You can access our website 24/7. (بدون توقف)
2-    Get the ball rolling = Lets start now. (لنبدأ العمل الآن)
3-    Take it easy = I am going to take it easy. (بهدوء)
4-    Sleep on it = I'll get back to you tomorrow, I have to sleep on it. (سوف أفكر بالأمر)
5-    I'm broke = I'm broke, I have no money. (مفلس)
6-    The meeting is at 7 o'clock sharp! = on time (بالضبط)
7-    Like the back of my hand = I know this city like the back of my hand (عن ظهر قلب)
8-    Give me a hand = would you give me a hand? (ساعدني)
9-    In ages = I haven't seen him in ages. (منذ زمن طويل)
10-    Sick & tired = I am sick and tired doing homework. (لا أطيق)

A play by MLC Japanese students entitled "Jordanian Wedding"

Students Activities

JICA Japanese Volunteers in Jordan

Housewives Reception

A Social Gathering & Acquaintance

Iftar Ramadan at the Modern Language Center Aug. 26, '2011

Too Good To Be True "Discussion"

JICA Japanese Graducation

Arabic Lessons In Jordan

Actual classroom demonstration in Arabic language, the teacher in this course emphasizes an important tense to indicate an action which is takes place in the present form. Exp. to eat, to sleep, to study etc...

Unlike the past form which done away with it. Exp. ate, slept, studied etc...

Graduation of the Vocational Training Corporation employees

Students leaving Modern Language Center after finishing their English classes at 8:05 p.m.

Mrs. Caroline Abdel-Khaleq, Idioms demonstration

American Conversation at MLC about Idioms expression of two on more words that means something other than the literal meanings of its individual words.