What Do People Eat in Arabic-Speaking Countries? Yummy Discoveries!
Food is a fun (and tasty!) way for kids to explore the world and Arabic-speaking countries have some of the yummiest dishes around. Let’s take a bite-sized tour!
Popular Foods to Know
- Hummus – A creamy dip made from chickpeas
- Falafel – Crispy balls made from ground beans or chickpeas
- Tabbouleh – A fresh salad with parsley, tomatoes, and bulgur
- Shawarma – Seasoned meat cooked on a spit and wrapped in flatbread
- Dates – Sweet fruit often eaten during Ramadan
- Couscous – Tiny steamed grains often served with vegetables or meat
Kids love learning these food names—and they’re even more fun to try or draw!
With Dinolingo, kids aged 2–14 can learn Arabic food words through songs, games, videos, and printable resources that bring culture to life in fun, interactive ways.
Creative Activities to Try
My Arabic Menu
Have your child create a pretend menu using Arabic food names. Use play food or drawings to serve a pretend meal!
Draw Your Plate
Pick three foods from Arabic-speaking countries and draw them on a plate. Label each one with its Arabic name or English translation.
Exploring food helps kids understand culture, practice vocabulary, and have a delicious time while learning.
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