All the Rules for Numbers 1 to 10 in Syrian Levantine Arabic

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

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  • @ArabicwithManar
    @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад +2

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  • @claudiobattaglia7983
    @claudiobattaglia7983 9 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you for your Videos! I love them and they are so helpflu😍Levantine Arabic is the most beautiful accent, I'm so glad that you help us learning it! الرب يباركك

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  9 месяцев назад +1

      I'm happy to help. And happy to have you here. always waiting for your comments 😊

  • @timaya6
    @timaya6 2 месяца назад

    Thank you so much for the lesson :)

  • @Maha_s1999
    @Maha_s1999 6 месяцев назад

    Absolutely best video ever on numbers - complete with all cases. You are simply the best - my favourite Levantine Arabic channel! barak Allah fiiki, sayeeda Manaar!!

  • @sergiomatta13
    @sergiomatta13 6 месяцев назад

    Perfect Class. Thank you very much!!

  • @peohellbergs
    @peohellbergs 2 года назад +1

    This is soo complicated, but you explain it very well in your lesson. I’m gonna have to watch this one a lot!
    Thanks again for your great videos!

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад

      Marahib Peo 👋🏼
      Yes numbers in Arabic are complicated.
      If you have any questions leave me a comment

  • @Cutepolishfannnnnn
    @Cutepolishfannnnnn 2 года назад

    Thank you very much, you help me a lot. I am staying in the UAE for 5 months to study and your videos help me very much! Plus I have two Syrian friends and they are always impressed haha! Greetings from Sharjah🇦🇪 and the Netherlands🇳🇱

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад

      My pleasure 🙂 always waiting for your comments 💐

  • @pompikaushal4604
    @pompikaushal4604 2 года назад +1

    Maharbaan,Ustadha! Great lesson! I really wanted such a video! I really learned something very important!
    Shukraan jazilaan wa barak Allah fiki!

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад

      Shou ilakbar Pompi 🙂
      I'm always happy to read your comments 💐

    • @pompikaushal4604
      @pompikaushal4604 2 года назад

      @@ArabicwithManar Welcome,that so kind of you!💐

  • @myk99909
    @myk99909 2 года назад +1

    Hi, Manar. Thank you for another great and comprehensive lesson. The rules are not easy to memorise but it was very well explained.

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад +1

      Ahlan Marcos 👋🏼
      Yes the rules are not easy but repeating will help 🙂

  • @salwa.goddes
    @salwa.goddes 2 года назад

    Thanks ukhti actually I'm appreciated your channel 👍👍

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад

      Ahlan Salama 👋🏼
      I'm happy to have you here 💐
      Always feel free to leave me comments when you have any questions or suggestions.

  • @jerrywebster7678
    @jerrywebster7678 2 года назад +1

    I’m loving learning the Shami dialect. Having learned how to count in MSA, it is so much more enjoyable in dialect and less cumbersome.
    I do find it sad that out of 1.4k views, only 96 people took the time to give it their appreciation. Producing good content takes time and effort. Let’s show more support by at the least, pressing the like button and at the most also subscribing.

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад +1

      Salam Jerry 👋🏼 thanks for your nice words, nice people like you always motivate me to give more 🙂💐

  • @pudripudri
    @pudripudri 2 года назад

    Very nice and very interesed! Thanks you very much Manar!

  • @StStStS
    @StStStS 9 месяцев назад

    Oh crumbs, I thought I knew the numbers. Now I am in despair 😂 However, I remind myself that children learn Arabic so maybe there is hope 👍 Thank you for the video, it is very well explained.

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  9 месяцев назад

      You can do it!💪🏼🙂 Numbers can be complicated in Arabic but with practice they will become easier

  • @malena_galvez
    @malena_galvez 6 месяцев назад +1

    6:22

  • @fonakoko834
    @fonakoko834 2 года назад

    Dear Manar, could you please make a video about ordering in a restaurant? Shukran ikteer!!

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад

      ِahlan Fona 👋🏽 I will work on it 🙂 Always feel free to leave comments when yo have any question or suggestion.

    • @fonakoko834
      @fonakoko834 2 года назад

      @@ArabicwithManar Thank you so much you are amazing Manar!

  • @mapofg6095
    @mapofg6095 2 года назад

    Thanks for your great videos. When asking for the time is it the same If I say "addesh issaha" and "issaha kam"? Thanks in advance ya manar

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад +1

      Marahib Mimmo 👋🏼
      "Issaha Kam" is Egyptian Arabic.
      But both they mean the same.

  • @gastonmartinez6316
    @gastonmartinez6316 2 года назад

    Amazing video!!! I really needed this, it clarified many doubts I had.
    One question: what's the rule to know if I should use كم or اديش?

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад +1

      Marahib Gastón 👋🏼
      أديش الساعة؟ أديش عمرك؟ أديش سعرو؟
      To ask how much
      كم واحد في؟ كم مرة رحت على اليونان؟
      To ask how many

    • @gastonmartinez6316
      @gastonmartinez6316 2 года назад

      @@ArabicwithManar شكرا يا منار! وعلى فكرة، شعرك ممتاز! القطع منيح 😎

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад +1

      @@gastonmartinez6316
      القص للشعر القماش.
      قصيت شعري
      القطع الاشياء متل الاكل و الخشب .
      قطعت السلطة

    • @gastonmartinez6316
      @gastonmartinez6316 2 года назад

      ههه ايه!! شكرا مرة تانية! 😃

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад +1

      @@gastonmartinez6316 تكرم 🙂

  • @loretonavarretemariscal3561
    @loretonavarretemariscal3561 2 года назад

    Mar7aba ya Manar! Shlonek?
    Ana 3andi shak,
    Why there are two types of plurals for fruits, for example , I' ve seen teffa7 and teffa7at...
    Please make a vídeo with the ordinal numbers
    Yeslamo!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад +1

      Marahib Loreto 🌸
      Teffa7 is for the type of fruit.
      Teffa7at is for the numbers of the fruit.
      I will include this in a future lesson 🙂

  • @margaritastrode4752
    @margaritastrode4752 Год назад

  • @aylintoksoz4839
    @aylintoksoz4839 2 года назад

    So, you said when the nouns are NOT mentioned, use feminine forms of the numbers. Is it the same for the numbers 1 and 2 as well? For example, "how many girls are there? -واحدة... like this?

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад +1

      1 and 2 we always match the gender of the noun even if it's not mentioned.

  • @Curly3373
    @Curly3373 2 года назад

    What happens with numbers beyond 10 please ?

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад

      I have lessons about that check them out
      ruclips.net/p/PLcwMvenlh3BG0rs-GBrWuutPWDNXb4jG2

  • @striderstrider2000
    @striderstrider2000 2 года назад

    But in msa the genders flip for 3-10?

  • @ivornworrell
    @ivornworrell 2 года назад

    Ahlan mudarrissa, one thing I learnt from this video in addition to its other very useful content, is how to ask & reply about the duration of an event using the expression قديش المدة؟ qadesh el-med-deh? which literally means "How much (is) the duration?" or simply "How long?" For example, قديش مدة المؤتمر؟ qadesh med-det el-mo2tamar? = How long's the conference/For how long will be the conference? OR in a restaurant قديش المدة حتى جهز الأكل؟ =How long until the food's ready? Am I correct ustaadha Manar?

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад +1

      Ahlan Ivor 👋🏼
      I'm glad you liked the lesson 🙂

    • @ivornworrell
      @ivornworrell 2 года назад

      @@ArabicwithManar مشكورة جداً يا استاذة منار العزيزة و الغالية.

  • @sammybyatt8390
    @sammybyatt8390 2 года назад

    Manar comments
    أهلا يا معلمة اليوم بعد ما شفت هذا الفيديو ممكن حياتي رح تتغير ! أنا محاسب و منشان هيك لازم أفهم هذا الموضوع كاملا 🎢🚀 إذا بدي أفهم كاملا لازم أمارس مرة واحدة و كمان مرة تنتين. مثل ما تعلمت هلق إذا بدي شيء و ما نذكرو بعد العدد رح نستخدم مثل هيك…أعطني واحد تنين تلاتة أربعة خمسة ستة سبعة تسعة حتى لعشرة. و إذا نستخدم اسم الشيء مثلا دولار …منقول … أعطني دولار و دولارين و تلت دولارات و أربع دولارات حتى عشر دولارات.
    إذا بفهم صحيح هلق فيني أشتغل بدمشق كمحاسب …تعرفي عن وظيفة منيحة و شو الراتب؟ 😅

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад +1

      كتير حلو 👍🏽 لح أسألك و بخبرك شو بصير 🙂

  • @mikhailabunidal9146
    @mikhailabunidal9146 2 года назад

    shakhTura pl. shakhaaTir = boat 🚢 said in Lebanon 🇱🇧 and Galilee (northern Palestine 🇵🇸)
    Two boats = shaKhtureyn tinteyn شخطورين تنتين 🚢 🚢
    Six boats = sitt shakhaaTir ست شخاطر 🚢 🚢 🚢 🚢 🚢🚢
    Shekel = Currency that's used in Israel and Palestine since in Palestine there's no official currency 💵 sometimes American,Egyptian and Jordanian currency are used
    Sheekel waaHid شيكل
    One shekel
    Tlaat shawaakel تلات شواكل
    Three shekels
    Saba3 Danaaneer سبع دنانير =seven dinars
    Khames dinaar =خمس دينار five dinars

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад +1

      Marahib Mikhail 👋🏼 Shou ilakbar?

    • @mikhailabunidal9146
      @mikhailabunidal9146 2 года назад +1

      @@ArabicwithManar
      انا منيح شكرا و إنتي كيف الدنيا معك؟

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 года назад +1

      @@mikhailabunidal9146 كلو تمام