How do you say congratulations in Jordanian Arabic (Ammiya)? + Other useful expressions

How do you say congratulations in Ammiya (Jordanian Arabic Dialect)? What do you say to someone who just had a baby? How about if they had a haircut? Find out in this lesson!
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[@jamesbens]

Nice. Any chance you could add subtitles in arabic to the videos? this will help to decypher the arabic words you're using as well. Thanks

[@SaddamHussain-dm9fc]

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Very nice. CONTINUE making more vídeos on PALESTINIAN/JORDANIAN Arabic.

[@LearnArabicQasid]

Your welcome! Kindly give us ideas of what types of phrases/words you'd like us to cover!

[@user-eh9un2zx7e]

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[@rakhshandahkhan6155]

ماشاء الله، make more theses kind of short videos , regarding beauty salon, meat shop, tailor etc etc .

[@sayyes20]

تسلمي!
كيف ممكن نعزم حدا لمناسبة زي حفلة؟ في شي عبارات نستعمل؟
وشكرا 😀

[@batouldasan5466]

Axel Enuset ممكن نحكي: شرفونا على البيت عشان نحتفل مع بعض

[@anushka5285]

But I want to understand why levantine people doesn't pronounciate the lettre ق in some word

[@robogamer2023]

It's like the Egyptians

[@Sophia_070]

Yeah that's true we almost never say it lol .we mostly use g and t instead as sounds

[@Sophia_070]

It's just hiw the accent works but some other accents do use it more often don't know which one though