Easy Egyptian Arabic Objects - (Help+Objects)
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- in this video you will learn how to add suffixes to your verbs in Egyptian Arabic. this video focuses specifically on objects.
Sentences in Egyptian Arabic / 1 word = sentence
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For a foreighner EAR, the Arabic verb "TO HELP" has a very TRICKY sound, because of the consonant "3AYN". With a full conjugation, as you did, pronunciation gets CLEARER!
Verbs with "3AYN" and "GLOTAL STOP" really have difficult pronunciation for foreign EARS.
OTHER TRICKY verbs to understand the correct conjugation PRONUNCIATION are TO SIT DOWN, TO SAY, TO GET UP.
IF you have time, make more vídeos teaching us full conjugations in present, past and future, PLEASE. Because it's really opening our understanding.
Língua Viva you really chose some nice verbs haha
Great video. I was wondering if you can do a video on the phrase 'I cant'.
I know there are a few ways to say it but I can't differentiate when to use what.
Ana mish 3arif
Ana mish ba3rf
Ana mish aedir
S Jafri msh 3arif is talking about what's currently happening. For example you're doing something but can't so you say "ana msh 3arif a3milha" "I can't do it". The word also means "know". So if you really think about it being able to do something means you "know" that's the logic behind it. Msh ader means I can't anymore, you've been working all day and you're exhausted or you're sick and feel like you can't do something. In this case we say " ana msh ader".
S Jafri msh ba3rf is the simple tense, in the general sense for example " I can't swim" "ana msh b3rf a3oom".
Thank you for this new lesson!
Since I missed the opportunity to answer the challenge (well done Lingua Viva 👍) which was a challenge for me, begad 😅, I'll try to make up a sentence but I'll need to make use of another verb (the situation described by Lingua Viva above), so I'm not sure I'll get it right, yalla neshof 🙊:
Mimo bysa3ednaa nit3allim 3arabi.
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Maddie That's a perfect sentence. No mistakes. Keep it up
Looks really complex for me.
Hoping it will all click one day soon, InshaAllah
Ahly M. K just practice and give yourself time, it will come naturally
@@EgyptianArabicMimo
Aiwa, i must practice daily with passion & commitment. Thank you
@29- 0 has it clicked yet, 4 years later. 😅
@@EgyptianArabicMimo Lol, Shawaya.
The answer of the challenge "they help us".
Língua Viva EXACTLY
شكرا جدا
I really struggled with this video and what is meant by receiver of the action.
So what is the difference between bsa3id and bysa3ednee in english?
Love your videos
Reciever of the action, for example
You see me. ”me” received the action, not the doer of the action.
Bsa3id I help
Bysa3ednee he helps me
Nee at the end means ”me”
@@EgyptianArabicMimo Thank you for your reply. So what is Bsa3dak then. I thought Bsa3dak was he helps me?
@@AJAZHUSSAIN2 I help you
@@EgyptianArabicMimo thank you for helping me
Do you have any videos on how to ask for permission and inquire on ability. For example, "may I..." and "can he play instruments?"
I don't think I do
In this video you mentioned that the verb help doesn't change due to gender. . But others yes, according to what gender is speaking. So, is there a rule as to which verbs change according to the gender of the person speaking?
Thank you for your videos. They're extremely easy to understand and learn.
Verbs usually change depending on who you address. However, the verbs don't always change if you the speaker are a boy or girl. I guess the easiest way to explain this is, if you are speaking in the continuous tense, as a girl your words will end differently that they would if you are a boy. For example
I am a Boy speaking
(I am sleeping) ( ana nayim) (انا نايم)
I am a girl speaking
( I am sleeping) ( ana naymaah) (انا نايمة)
Of course there are exceptions to this but for now let's just focus on that point. In the future I'll try to make a simple video explaining all of that
@@EgyptianArabicMimo I really appreciate your help shukran
They helped us
Great video as usual!! I guess you should rename your channel into something like "Learn English & Arabic with Mimo" because you are practically teaching both! 😀
R J actually I thought about doing that when I was creating my channel but I never thought people would be interested Egyptian Arabic. I guess I'll have to do it. Thanks for the advice.
R J I renamed it
We Are interested in Egyptian Arabic !!! 😀😀😀
Maddie 😅
WE ARE VERY MUCH INTERESTED IN, PLEASE DO TEACH US. I ALSO LOVE YOU FB VIDEOS , I WATCH THEM CONNTECTING WITH THE VIDEOS YOU DO. VERY HELPFUL=>@@EgyptianArabicMimo
They help us!
QUESTION. How to join another verb after "help"? How to say "I helped my mother to clean the house" and "I helped my father to wash the car"?
Língua Viva I will make a whole video about the 2nd verb in a sentence but I'm still gathering it all in my head to be able to explain it as simply as possible so it'll come don't worry.
TEACHER.
I tried to do myself. Did I get it right?
I helped my father to wash the car
Ana sa3idt abuya yeghsil el-arabeya.
I helped my mother to clean the house
Ana sa3idt ummi ynaddaf el-beit
Língua Viva the first sentence is correct. However the 2nd verb doesn't always begin with "y" every pronoun has a different beginning
Língua Viva sa3edt ummy tnadaf el beet. This sentence isn't commonly said this way. We would say " ساعدت امي في تنظيف البيت"
Do inanimate objects take the singular feminine ending in the plural, just like how you use the feminine adjective form for inanimate plurals? For example, is this correct?
ana 'areet ik-kutub inta ishtareethali
shokran gazeelan
1st let me correct your sentence then answer your question.
' ana areet ik-kutub (Elly) inta ishtareet-ha-li ( I'm using dashes to emphasize the sounds)
You missed the word (Elly) which refers to the books.
To answer your question "yes". For the sake of simplicity treat all plurals as feminine, until you feel confident enough and can add more details.
Thanks for the nice question
Hey mimo how are you?
Do we مٍحْتاج with a kasrah or مَحتاج with a fatha
Or is both correct to use?
With kasra
@@EgyptianArabicMimo ok. I heard some eygptians pronounce it with fatha and some with kasrah I was a bit confused that's why I asked
@@ShamielJacobs-yq2zo no one pronounces it with fat7a
@@EgyptianArabicMimo ok then the fault definitely comes from my hearing.i must of heard wrong
TEACHER. Is it correct to say "I need to go to the shopping center now (ana miHtaag aruH 3al mool dilua'ti)"?
Is my sentence correct, teacher?
أنا محتاج أروح المول دلوقتي
أنا لازم أروح المول دلوقتي
your sentence works too, it's correct
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In case you are unaware, on my screen the last pronun line is blocked by the graphic.
Thanks
How would you say "thin" or "pin"?
Thin = rofayya3 رفيع
Pin = ibra ابرة
@@EgyptianArabicMimo thank you
I learn best when I write it down, but unfortunately the conjugations here are not in arabic letters. do you know a website in which you enter a verb and than it conjugate it in Egyptian Arabic? 🇪🇬👍😄
انا بساعد
انت بتساعد
انتي بتساعدي
انتوا بتساعدوا
هو بيساعد
هي بتساعد
احنا بنساعد
هما بيساعدوا
Try lisaanmasry
ألف شكر يا ميمو 🥰
Shouldn't it be Bsa3edkoo? It kind of sounds like you add kasrah when you pronounce it, but it isn't spelled that way in the table.
Yes, focus on the sounds more than the English writing
They helping us
"they help us"
هو ده كتاب؟
ممكن بعد إذنك تقولنا إيه الكتاب ده؟ وإزاي نلاقيه؟
ده مش كتاب ده ملف انا عملته
@@EgyptianArabicMimo ممكن تبعتهولي بعد إذنك، او اشتريه ازاي
@@hafsaaamer6612 انتي عاوزة الملف اللي مكتوب فيه حجات في الخلفية؟
@@EgyptianArabicMimo يارييييت
They help them?
They help us