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At Egyptic, we are creating something we cannot find on RUclips: A complete, planned-out curriculum for learning the Egyptian Arabic dialect, starting from a complete beginner level. More importantly, the curriculum is delivered using the 'comprehensible input' method. This is the way that you learned your first/native language, and relies on context clues to help you understand what is being said. This also means that anyone from any language background can learn with these videos. You do NOT need to be an English speaker.
Be sure to watch the videos in order, starting with lesson 1. When you are comfortable, move on to the next lesson. Each lesson builds on the one before. We will assume in each lesson that you are already familiar with the vocabulary from the lessons before.
Good luck and enjoy the journey!
Be sure to watch the videos in order, starting with lesson 1. When you are comfortable, move on to the next lesson. Each lesson builds on the one before. We will assume in each lesson that you are already familiar with the vocabulary from the lessons before.
Good luck and enjoy the journey!
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 46 - What is his/her name?
This lesson teaches the word "esm," meaning "name," by asking: "What is his name?", "What is her name?", and "What are their names?"
We do this by trying something new... Looking through story books based on popular movies and characters. We hope these are familiar to most people, and that it will be a fun lesson to watch!
Other new vocabulary words are also introduced, such as "Ameer" and "Ameera," meaning "prince" and "princess," and "kakaw," meaning "cocoa" or "hot cocoa" (or "hot chocolate"). Additionally, we teach "gameelah," meaning "beautiful" (female), and "waħsh," meaning "beast" or "monster."
This series uses the 'comprehensible input' method to teach the Egyptian Arabic dialect. ...
We do this by trying something new... Looking through story books based on popular movies and characters. We hope these are familiar to most people, and that it will be a fun lesson to watch!
Other new vocabulary words are also introduced, such as "Ameer" and "Ameera," meaning "prince" and "princess," and "kakaw," meaning "cocoa" or "hot cocoa" (or "hot chocolate"). Additionally, we teach "gameelah," meaning "beautiful" (female), and "waħsh," meaning "beast" or "monster."
This series uses the 'comprehensible input' method to teach the Egyptian Arabic dialect. ...
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 45 - Numbers, part 3: Counting from 11 to 13
Просмотров 3633 месяца назад
In this lesson we introduce numbers 11, 12, 13. While this seems like a small amount for one lesson, it is because we explain a few additional things. -We explain how nouns change once we start counting past the number 10. In Arabic, we use plural nouns when describing 3 to 10 items, but starting from the number 11, we use the singular again. So, you would say "10 apples" but "11 apple". -We al...
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 44 - Adjectives, part 2 (plural adjectives)
Просмотров 5574 месяца назад
This series uses the 'comprehensible input' method to teach the Egyptian Arabic dialect from the complete beginner level. Be sure to watch the videos in order, starting with lesson 1. Note: You do NOT need to be an English speaker to use these videos. In this lesson, we teach the plural forms of some adjectives, as well as alternate ways to say "happy", "angry", and "sleepy". You will see there...
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 43 - Plurals, part 2
Просмотров 7477 месяцев назад
This series uses the 'comprehensible input' method to teach the Egyptian Arabic dialect. Be sure to watch the videos in order, starting with lesson 1, because each lesson builds on the ones before. Note: You do NOT need to be an English speaker to use these videos. In this lesson, we introduce a second pattern for plural nouns (the first was introduced in lesson 21). Plural nouns in the Egyptia...
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 42 - Food part 3, and "what did they say?
Просмотров 7708 месяцев назад
This series uses the 'comprehensible input' method to teach the Egyptian Arabic dialect. Be sure to watch the videos in order, starting with lesson 1, because each lesson builds on the one before. Note: You do NOT need to be an English speaker to use these videos. In this lesson, we introduce the names of more foods and types of food, such as "vegetables" and "meats". We also show some examples...
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 41 - Pronouns and Possession, final part
Просмотров 9739 месяцев назад
In this lesson, we teach the remaining two pronouns we had not taught yet: "we/ we are" and the plural form of "you". We also teach the remaining possessive forms such as "your" (male, female, and plural) and "our". This series uses the 'comprehensible input' method to teach the Egyptian Arabic dialect. Make sure to watch the videos in order, starting with lesson 1. Each lesson builds on the on...
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 40 - Alphabet, part 8
Просмотров 72110 месяцев назад
This series uses the 'comprehensible input' method to teach the Egyptian Arabic dialect. Be sure to watch the videos in order, starting with lesson 1. Each lesson builds on the one before. Note: You do NOT need to be an English speaker to use these videos. New letters and sounds (IPA symbols): [dˁ] = ض [ɣ] = غ [oː][uː][w] = و [ɛː] = ى [ɛː][ɑː] = آ
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 39 - Short story: "Where is my Son?"
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This series uses the 'comprehensible input' method to teach the Egyptian Arabic dialect. Make sure to watch the lessons in order, starting with lesson 1. Each lesson builds on the ones before. Note: You do NOT need to be an English speaker to use these lessons. This lesson uses a short story to review many of the words taught so far. It has no new words. You should be able to follow the story, ...
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 38 - Alphabet, part 7
Просмотров 56611 месяцев назад
This series uses the 'comprehensible input' method to teach the Egyptian Arabic dialect. Be sure to watch the videos in order, starting with lesson 1. Each lesson builds on the one before. Note: You do NOT need to be an English speaker to use these videos. New letters and sounds (IPA symbols): [x] = خ [tˁ] = ط [ʕ] = ع [q] = ق
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 37 - Family, part 2
Просмотров 808Год назад
This series uses the 'comprehensible input' method to teach the Egyptian Arabic dialect. Make sure to watch the lessons in order, starting with lesson 1. Each lesson builds on the ones before. Note: You do NOT need to be an English speaker to use these lessons. In this lesson, we continue teaching about family. We teach a second word for family (ahl) and the words for ancestors, husband, and wi...
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 36 - Family, part 1
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This series uses the 'comprehensible input' method to teach the Egyptian Arabic dialect. Make sure to watch the lessons in order, starting with lesson 1. Each lesson builds on the ones before. Note: You do NOT need to be an English speaker to use these lessons. In this lesson, we teach the words for family, father, mother, son, daughter, grandfather, grandmother, grandson, and granddaughter. No...
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 35 - Alphabet, part 6
Просмотров 685Год назад
This series uses the 'comprehensible input' method to teach the Egyptian Arabic dialect. Be sure to watch the videos in order, starting with lesson 1. Each lesson builds on the one before. We will assume that you are familiar with the vocabulary and letters from the previous lessons. Note: You do NOT need to be an English speaker to use these videos. New letters and sounds (IPA symbols): [ʃ] = ...
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 34 - Possession part 3 (my), and what do I have?
Просмотров 994Год назад
This series uses the 'comprehensible input' method to teach the Egyptian Arabic dialect. Be sure to watch the videos in order, starting with lesson 1. When you are comfortable, move on to the next lesson. Each lesson builds on the one before. We will assume that you are familiar with the vocabulary from the previous lessons. Note: You do NOT need to be an English speaker to use these videos. In...
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 33 - Alphabet, part 5
Просмотров 821Год назад
This series uses the 'comprehensible input' method to teach the Egyptian Arabic dialect. Be sure to watch the videos in order, starting with lesson 1. When you are comfortable, move on to the next lesson. Each lesson builds on the one before. We will assume that you are familiar with the vocabulary and letters from the previous lessons. Note: You do NOT need to be an English speaker to use thes...
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 32 - Possession, part 2 (their)
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 32 - Possession, part 2 (their)
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 31 - Possession (his and her)
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 31 - Possession (his and her)
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 30 - Alphabet, part 4
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 30 - Alphabet, part 4
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 29 - What does she have? Verb "to have"
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 29 - What does she have? Verb "to have"
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 28 - What does he have? Verb "to have"
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 28 - What does he have? Verb "to have"
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 27 - Alphabet, part 3
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 27 - Alphabet, part 3
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 26 - Numbers, part 2: Counting to 10
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 26 - Numbers, part 2: Counting to 10
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 25 - What are they doing? Plural verbs
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 25 - What are they doing? Plural verbs
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 24 - Alphabet, part 2
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 24 - Alphabet, part 2
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 23 - Animals part 2, and "from"
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 23 - Animals part 2, and "from"
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 22 - Food part 2, "a lot"/"a little"
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 22 - Food part 2, "a lot"/"a little"
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 21 - Plurals, part 1
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 21 - Plurals, part 1
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 20 - Alphabet, part 1
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 20 - Alphabet, part 1
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 19 - Counting to 5 and ordinal numbers 1-3
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 19 - Counting to 5 and ordinal numbers 1-3
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 18 - Pronouns
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 18 - Pronouns
Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 17 - ‘Was’ and ‘will be’
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Egyptian Arabic | Lesson 17 - ‘Was’ and ‘will be’
shokran ya modarres min el Younan
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please add English subtitles
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The best Egyptian lessons ever
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Very well made, do you provide self paced or online lessons for kids please?
Thank you! No online lessons, but I know some kids that are successfully following these lessons!
Amazing video as always i wish you all at egyptic happy new year🥰
Thank you!! Happy new year!
amazing content.Thank you very much for your efforts to teach us
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Thank you great lesson ❤
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I’m loving this course! Thank you!
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10 VERBS IN 15 MINUTES? YOU ARE CRAZY ONE DAY I WILL BE FLUENT THANKS TO YOU🙏
Haha, good luck!!
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thank you so much for these Lessons! You are a fantastic Teacher!💯💗🌺🌹
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tuhfa awi! shukran
'Afwan!
How very nice to have yet another chapter in this series. Thank you so much! But I wanted to register one small disappointment: Too bad you chose to use the names "Aladdin" and "Jasmin" rather than "3alaa2 iddiin" and "yasmiin" - those English names seem incongruous in the context.
Yes, I see what you mean. I was worried it would sound too unfamiliar in Arabic, but I see now it probably would have been fine. Thank you anyway for the feedback, noted for next time!
درس جميل اوي ربنا يطول عمرك 🙏 استمري الدروس يا استاذة ،كل يوم نزلي فيديو واحد أن كنت تستطيعين إن شاء الله
متشكرة أستاذتنا الكبيرة ع هذه الدروس القيمة هو بيشرب في المية حرف" في" معناها ايه دولوقتي هل صحيح هو بيشرب مية ، بدون حرف في
المَقصود كان هو بِيِشرَب وهو داخِل الميه, أو و هو قاعِد في الميه. مش انه بيشرَب ميه.
zay ma t2oul el asma2 binglizi lamma btetkallem b el 3rby modhek awy anyways shokran awy 3la el video da w continue el shoghl el gameel <3
Thank you very much for the new video. I really appreciate your work and effort. Your videos are very helpful.
Thank you so much. I’m really glad they are helpful.
Thank you so much for these videos ❤❤❤❤
You’re most welcome!
Absolutely love these videos ❤❤❤
Thank you!
Thank you so much! I have to get married to Amr Diab, not because he sings, but because he is GORGEOUS. But his English isn't that good, so this will really help. How do I ask him to marry me?
Sorry for the late reply, I hope you didn’t miss your chance with Amr Diab. To ask him to marry you, you would say “tetgawwezni?” Best of luck to you! 😃
this one is hard, it will need some practice and efforts
Yes, unfortunately plurals are difficult in Arabic. But still possible to learn with enough repetition and practice!
شكراً!
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Thanks best teacher god bless you 🙏
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Thank you so much for your time and effort putting into these videos,now I can really enjoy learning Egyptian Arabic .❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
What the word # 19 mean? طب I couldn't find it in the text.
It means “well then” or “how about”. Its meaning changes slightly with context. You can hear it at 8:41.
This video is called “home, part 2”, and where’s the part 1 ?🤔
It’s lesson 1, “people and the home”
ممتازه!! شكراً اوي لالدرس!! "اهُه" و "اهِه" يعني إيه؟
شكراً! مش عارفه اشرح المعنى بأي لغه، لأن السؤال بالمصري😄 اهُه يعني "هو ده" و اهِه يعني "هي دي". بس ممكن اترجم احسن لو عرفت لغتك الاصليه
@@egypticlanguagethank you! My language is English
In that case: “aho”= there he/it is (male) “ahe”= there she/it is (female)
@@egypticlanguagethank you!! ❤
so the word for cup and glass is the same in egyptian arabic?
Yes. Although for tall, fancy glasses like wine/champagne style glasses we would call those “kaas” (singular)/“kaasaat” (plural).
@@egypticlanguage thank you for adding the plural also its the trickiest part in arabic for me🤫
what does the "da" or "dy" mean? is it like the word the? or this is?
Da means “this is” for males or male nouns. Di means “this is” for females or female nouns.
@@egypticlanguage thank you so much beside these two words i understand everything your teaching method is really genius🙏
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shukran awy
Afwan😊
thank you so much for putting the effort into all of your videos! they’ve helped me a lot in my learning journey :)
You're so welcome!
Hey, it's great to have an new lesson. Thank you very much! I always look forward to new lessons ;-)
Glad to hear that! Hopefully I will be able to upload lessons more frequently!
Thanks a lot really 😊 appreciate it so much ❤
Thank you again for your job. I'm continuing to learn Egyptian arabic with you, I think this channel is the best source I could ever find. I've got a question. I came across conflicting information. in some sources it is written that ذ in the Egyptian dialect is read as d or z, ث is read as t or s. But you speak clearly sounds ð and θ. That's why now I confused. Could you help me with it?
So happy this channel is helping! Yes, you’re right about the pronunciation. The reason I’m pronouncing them here is because I’m saying the words “thakar” and “unthaa” in Standard Arabic, not Egyptian. Occasionally we use Standard Arabic words while speaking in dialect. Some people still use the Egyptian pronunciation, so they would say “zakar”, and some switch to standard pronunciation.
The best channel to learn Egyptian Arabic.Thank you so much❤
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Please never never never stop doing these language uploads! I am so grateful! Me and my toddlers are listening to your content and learning so we can speak to our egyptian family members inshallah (baba and his family) I'm so excited! I know more vocabulary than I did before!! Shokran awyyy ❤❤
That is so great!!! Best wishes to you and your toddlers!
The best channel so far to learn the Egyptian languange for me. Thank you so much love to see the content on this channel. Keep it up❤.
Thank you so much!
I just started to learn Egyptian Arabic. You so much helping me. Thank you for your job
You’re very welcome! I hope these lessons continue to help you!