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Come back I love jordanian dialect❤ 🇯🇴

Amazing videeo ❤ it is a shame it isnt in MSA though 😢

How similiar is this to MSA?

Please come backkkkkkkkkkk!

🙋🏻‍♀️me again rewatching all your wonderful videos again and again. I have a question on minute 5:33 of the video where it says “the time is 12 AM” is it suppose to be bil-layl Or is-suboH?

Great lesson and easy nad practical to understand

Hey, thanks a lot for your videos. Could you help me please to know the levels of the videos? And do you have a pdf material for this videos? Thanks again!

Your teching goes in high speed.. Difficult to follow.... Reduce speed

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these videos are great..they are a great addition to my study routine!

ممتاز 🌷🙏

Thanks for this! This is very helpful.

would it make more sense to use either عندي or معي instead of "جبت"?

Why are the numbers not written ٠٢ or ٢١ ? Are numbers written left to right?

I love your videos but can I request…. Please please lessen the background music to something quieter 💜

Please upload more videos, they’re excellent and I learn a lot. I understand if you are busy with matters but please upload again when you’re ready. 😢❤

ممتاز! شكرا كتير!

Excellent! Thank you !

Her left shoulder hurts should be bitwajje or biwajje?? Its feminine righr.. his right hand hurts should be biwajje not bitwajje

How do we say silver?

Excelent review.Thank You

Greetings from Venezuela!

Thnaks so much. I enjoy the lesson so much

Thank you for the video it's very helpful. Can you tell us how to say, "to takeaway" when we are at a restaurant and want to order the food to take out?

ولله انت كتير جيدة, انا مبصوط كتير اجد هدا القنا وحتى رجوعك رح اكون اتفرج كل الفديو القانا!

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شكرا كتيرا I’ve started learning Jordanian/Palestinian Arabic lately this is so helpful

Please please please 🙏🏼 come back,we need you. And we miss you a lot.

do you use the gender language to reflect yourself or who you’re speaking to?

Hi! Did you post part 3?

Thanks u

❤ nice pace and voice

very useful, thank you!

Shouldn´t "she envies me" at 6:06 rather be "hiyyeh hasdaani"? In analogy to the masculine singular "huwweh hasedni" and the third person plural "hummeh hasdeeni" I would expect a participle and not the perfect / past tense.

تصبح على خير! شكراً! ❤

Hello! سلام معلمة! I was just curious if i could also say انا اغسل. I really appreciate your content by the way again, it's sad that I'm already almost halfway though the playlist. I hope whatever your doing now is something you are satified with. and I really appreciate you because I've been struggling to find a way to learn this language to speak with my family overseas and your channel covers all the basics of things I should probably know. Like i was talking to my mom about Arabic words like عصارة and جزنة like words that they would never expect me to use and I can see myself slowly improving. Thanks for the content teacher! I hope you get the respect you deserve.

Excellent English you speak nice voice too

I really really LOVE all of your videos and enjoy replaying them over and over. Will you be posting more?

Awesome

Fantastic

You are the best Levantine Arabic teacher on youtube straight up, your videos are so easy to follow and they are effective, when I learn from your videos I see these situations IRL. Thank you for this series.

Please, would you tell me what is the plural of "throat"?

I absolutely love your channel. I created a play list with all your videos and listen to them while I’m cooking, driving or grocery shopping 😅 Thank you so much for all your effort. Please don’t stop posting🙌🏻

Thank you! I love languages, and try to learn the basics before visiting the country. I'm going for a few days this summer, and thanks to your videos, I'll be able to use it there! My friend from Jordan recommended me to you, and I wanted to learn not just the speaking, but the reading and writing (challenging! but super fun, and such a beautiful script). Your course is perfect!!

My arabic student taught me a game today that she plays with her siblings to choose someone like as a partner or for a team. It sounded like “fra zuad”. You held your hand to your ear and each said “fra” or “zuad” and then put out your fingers. Do you know this one?

Too much😂english speaking

Hello! What is the plural of بسكليت please?

I appreciate it so much I was born in America and my family they are all Palestinian and Jordanian but since there wasn't much Arabic at home I don't know much Arabic but I hope In Sha Allah your videos will help me learn it

It would be useful if you were to "indicate the vowels above/below the consonants" in Arabic so we can enunciate properly as you speak. Thank you.