In Modern Standard Arabic, the letter Qaf is pronounced deep in the throat. In the vast majority of Lebanese regions (especially Beirut), the Qaf is dropped completely and replaced with a glottal stop (a catch in the throat, like the "tt" in the British pronunciation of "button").
To build sentences, you need to know who you are talking about. Lebanese pronouns are straightforward: Ana (أنا) You (male): Inta (إنتَ) You (female): Inti (إنتِ) He: Huwwi (هوّي) She: Hiyyi (هيّي) We: Nihna (نحن) You (plural): Intou (إنتو) They: Hinni (هنّي) Present Tense Verbs Lebanese Arabic From Scratch Pdf
Here are some common challenges you may face while learning Lebanese Arabic, along with some solutions: In Modern Standard Arabic, the letter Qaf is