Study the Lebanese Arabic characters from Omniglot's website (See Resources). The website also provides a pronunciation guide for each consonant and vowel. The Latin characters are used mainly in literature, as well as informally, such as in online chats.
Visit the Grammar section of abcLeb.com for the basic components of the Lebanese language structure. Notice that all Lebanese examples are given using the Latin alphabet, so make sure you use Omniglot's page as a reference.
Memorize the most important phrases of the language as listed at ShoofiMafi.com. These include the months, days, greetings and phrases used in everyday interactions.
Read Lebanese literature to improve your reading comprehension. LebaneseBooks.com offers a variety of books written with the Arabic alphabet, while for Lebanese stories written with Latin characters, visit the "Reading Material" section of the Lebanese Language Institute website (See Resources).
Watch videos in the Lebanese language to test your listening skills and understand the natives' accent. Enter the website of Future Television, a leading TV station in Lebanon and choose a program from the list on the left side of the page (See Resources). On top of the new page, click on the video gallery to gain access to the clips.