I Went Back to Costco and Took My Time. Levantine Arabic

Last time I had 40 minutes before Costco closed and I ran around the whole shop. This time I arrived at 7 in the evening with an hour and a half, which is the most relaxed I have ever been in that building. The first thing I found was a 500 dollar espresso machine. Beautiful. Expensive. I did not buy it. Then the actual shopping. Cleaning wipes. Mandarins, oranges, a big bag of apples. Watermelon, because watermelon with grilled halloumi is one of the best things a person can eat. Ready made sushi, which I wanted the second I saw it. Hummus. Tomatoes and cucumbers. Bananas from Ecuador, slightly too green, fine. A big bag of onions. Sheep's milk laban, which I love. And a labneh with Arabic writing on the tub, made by an Arabic company, made in Canada, which I had never come across before. Then the part I actually came for: a 6.5 kilo piece of meat. I stood there comparing pieces for a while, because this is the one aisle where I take my time. Also one Activia, for Yasmine. Then the queue, which was very long, and I do not like queues. If this format is new to you: I walk around naming everything I see, slowly, so you pick up supermarket words without studying them. Clear Levantine Arabic. The full library, 400+ videos in Modern Standard Arabic and Levantine Arabic, organized by level from Super Beginner to Advanced: https://arabicallthetime.com Hear from other learners, or share your own story: https://arabicallthetime.com/reviews Arabic Journeys podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/60ofkXI... 00:00 - Intro 01:29 - Driving 04:06 - Parking & Cart 06:08 - Household Items 07:14 - Fruits 08:50 - Meat & Sushi 10:18 - Vegetables 11:36 - Dairy 12:37 - Checkout #LearnArabic #LevantineArabic #Montreal #ArabicVlog #ComprehensibleInput