Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :) ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
Shukran awi. Ana baHeb el lugha al masriyya. Ana kunt fi’l Iskandiriya tamanya sanawat lamma kunt sughayyar. شكرا اوي، انا بحب اللغة المصرية، انا كنت في الاسكندرية تمنية سنوات لم كنت سغير،
Thank you so much for the videos! You're the best Egyptian Arabic teacher on RUclips I've found. I checked lots of RUclipsrs, and I like your way of teaching most. Your course is beginner friendly!!
Shukron gizilan for this, I only started 2 weeks ago online learning Egyptian Arabic with a teacher from Cairo, I'm really liking it, thank goodness I've almost finish my Arabic quraan course after almost 15 months which it helps me with Pronunciation and reading Arabic, insha'allah I learn more of your videos, I am watching from Australia 🇦🇺.
Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :) ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
Good videos, please continue to post. Also if you could post videos just speaking (about anything) arabic this would be nice as well to see the sentence structure .
Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :) ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :) ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :) ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
Thanks for your hard work! BTW, is it true that the syllable ha in future tense verbs is normally stressed? Or were you stressing it to emphasize that it is different from the ba in present tense?
Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :) ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
Yes I did already, and simply by creating an account on www.SpeakLikeAnEgyptian.com, one of the benefits you will gain, is access to more than 250 words, where you can learn how to read and write them in Egyptian Arabic.
@@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian with the 1-2-1 course it says 1 hour is this a one time class for one hour to just ask questions on what you want to learn better or can you give more info, is it a class for more than one day that is like a whole course?
@@ashlynledford426 Yes the course is a group of classes, each class is 20$ (For the private sessions), and for flexibility, you don't have to pay all at once, so the payment is per session. For more info, you can Whatsapp me on 00 20 10 965 340 33, or Info@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian.com
I watched this lesson over and over. I didn’t know why my Arabic so bad and never improving. Nobody tell me this secret. I will improve my Arabic skills. 🥳🤗. Thank you
@@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian thank you so much. Also, for every present verb, do you need to add ب to the verb example even if you use two verbs in one sentence?
Actually I didnt write them cause im dealing with the course as a conversational course, but now days im preparing another reading and writing course :)
Thank you very much,. The point is that these videos (playlist of 50 videos) are conversational classes, that is why the Arabic letters were not written, but all other videos, have Arabic letters 🤗
@@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian where can I find the whole conjugation of the verbs? With انت، هو،هي...? I can't find a website where there are the egyptian verbs
Ok good question In Egyptian Arabic there are 2 days to say the negative expression (not) Either you say msh in the begging (msh XXXXX) OR You add m in the begging and sh in the end (mXXXsh)
I appreciate the lessons, but the part I struggle with is knowing what the root verbs are, so I can try to conjugate for the rest of the pronouns. Also, sometimes conjugation changes the root verb altogether, which is very confusing.
Hello Mr Ahmad A 😀 Thank u so much for this MAJOR lesson u have brought to us.... What I was wondering was....( hope I can explain)...In present we use letter Ba, and future Ha...(easy).... Past, I understand T, but y can I NEVER figure out how to start past tense? It's not always ba or ha.... So I guess my question is, how do I know what to start past tense with? Thank you so much in advance ....and I'm sorry to be so confusing. 🌵🌴🌻☀😀
Good question, but there is no answer :) In the past tense it's related to the ending not start :) And as it seems you are going deep in Arabic, just want to clarify that the upper rules are applied to around 99% of the words, as there are always special cases which is quite advanced that doesn't fit with this course as it's for beginners.
Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :) ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
Basically only if you're talking in a very abstract sense but the present continuous is really the basic form. Actually if you use present simple it might sound like you're speaking fos7a.
I need more practice. Are you willing to make more verb with the pronoun ANA? I have built my vocabulary for verbs but not with the pronoun ANA and the present past and future tense. Your the best.
Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :) ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
Habibi, As a Fellow Egyptian , I get very angry when Egyptian Make silly Mistakes . I see you put 00 In front of you telephone Number . From the USA and Canada , You Dial 011 and From Australia you dial 0011 and so forth . Another Words 00 is Not Universal .
Dear, 1st thanks for your comment, 2nd it's never a silly mistake, cause if you simply try it using 00 it will operate normally, another thing, actually I'm a communications engineer before being an Arabic teacher,,, Thanks :)
This Is your BEST VIDEO! mabruk! We need More like this! BIG SHUKRAN!
I'm happy that you are happy :)
Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :)
ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
@@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian Big shukran
Shukran awi. Ana baHeb el lugha al masriyya. Ana kunt fi’l Iskandiriya tamanya sanawat lamma kunt sughayyar.
شكرا اوي، انا بحب اللغة المصرية، انا كنت في الاسكندرية تمنية سنوات لم كنت سغير،
It's good to hear that😀
Hopefully you can come back again 😀
I love all your videos but this one is the best.. 🎉 so easy to memorise and use it in daily life.
Thank you so much for the videos! You're the best Egyptian Arabic teacher on RUclips I've found. I checked lots of RUclipsrs, and I like your way of teaching most. Your course is beginner friendly!!
Thank you very much for your beautiful words, appreciate that :)
Shukron gizilan for this, I only started 2 weeks ago online learning Egyptian Arabic with a teacher from Cairo, I'm really liking it, thank goodness I've almost finish my Arabic quraan course after almost 15 months which it helps me with Pronunciation and reading Arabic, insha'allah I learn more of your videos, I am watching from Australia 🇦🇺.
thank you so much for this lectures it’s really helped me a lot here i. egypt
شكرا اخوي. هذي ساعدتني كثير بالاستعاد لرحلتي لمصر
Very, very good, Shoukran. This is a great way to learn and you are an excellent teacher.
I love your work teacher.
God bless you and your family☺
Thank you :)
thankyou soo much....its vey very very usefull
I love this vídeo!!! Shukran yaa sahby!!
Thank you dear 💖😊
Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :)
ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
Thank you really good video
useful video thank you
Wonderful video, thank you very much!!
You are welcome 😃
Great teacher!
Thanks Adam :)
Thank u nice lesson
U do a really good job
Good videos, please continue to post. Also if you could post videos just speaking (about anything) arabic this would be nice as well to see the sentence structure .
Hi, Can you put Arabic subtitle?
It would help if you give the non-conjugated verb as well.
This video will help as well for more details
ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
I am loving this new format. Thank you so much. AND, you repeat the pronounciation which really helps me. Bless you. 🤗
Thanks Moira :)
Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :)
ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
Ana batloub a part just like this one with more verbs :)
WoW you are very énergic in your explaination. You are very good. I will look forward to follow your session. Thanks so much. God bless you.
Thanks Suzie,,, I can the power in your comment :)
Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :)
ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
Is Amazing the way you explain everything thank you.
You are welcome :)
perfect!! 😊
Thanks, you can share it with your friends so they can learn Arabic as well :)
Very useful thank you!
You are welcome 🤗🤗🤗
Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :)
ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
@@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian thank you!!!!
I have a question, do all of these forms change if you’re a female? For example, would I add an a at the end of every conjugation?
Thank you...! 🤩🤩🤩
Thanks for your hard work! BTW, is it true that the syllable ha in future tense verbs is normally stressed? Or were you stressing it to emphasize that it is different from the ba in present tense?
No they aren't stressed
شكرا جميل جيد 👏👏👏
Is there a resource for the awzaan and form I conjugation tables
I love your lessons
Thanks a lot dear, appreciate it :)
Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :)
ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
Have you ever thought about making quizlet quizes and seeing how many people learn from it?
Yes I did already, and simply by creating an account on www.SpeakLikeAnEgyptian.com, one of the benefits you will gain, is access to more than 250 words, where you can learn how to read and write them in Egyptian Arabic.
@@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian with the 1-2-1 course it says 1 hour is this a one time class for one hour to just ask questions on what you want to learn better or can you give more info, is it a class for more than one day that is like a whole course?
@@ashlynledford426 Yes the course is a group of classes, each class is 20$ (For the private sessions), and for flexibility, you don't have to pay all at once, so the payment is per session.
For more info, you can Whatsapp me on 00 20 10 965 340 33, or Info@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian.com
I watched this lesson over and over.
I didn’t know why my Arabic so bad and never improving. Nobody tell me this secret. I will improve my Arabic skills. 🥳🤗. Thank you
It's all about simple tips you can follow, like what you saw by the end of this video :)
nice
Good ❤🎉🎉🎉
How we can make sure for future we will sick. 🤔
What is the verb "to give" in egyptian arabic?
The wrote verb is "Edda"
Then you should conjuncte it
@@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian thank you so much. Also, for every present verb, do you need to add ب to the verb example even if you use two verbs in one sentence?
I love your enthusiasm.
Thank you very much :)
million thanks to you sir
Billion welcomes to you Archerch :)
Thank you for your videos. , it would be amazing if you also write the verbs with arabic alphabet. !!!
Actually I didnt write them cause im dealing with the course as a conversational course, but now days im preparing another reading and writing course :)
You are very good, unfortunately you didn't write in arabic letters the verbs 😭 anyway your lessons are clear!
Thank you very much,.
The point is that these videos (playlist of 50 videos) are conversational classes, that is why the Arabic letters were not written, but all other videos, have Arabic letters 🤗
@@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian where can I find the whole conjugation of the verbs? With انت، هو،هي...? I can't find a website where there are the egyptian verbs
@@rachelekatarinachieregato2378 please check this
www.speaklikeanegyptian.com/product-page/most-used-egyptian-arabic-verbs
🤗
it would be great if the words were written out in arabic
Your idea is totally true, it's just this course was targeting the conversational part, but all other videos includes the Arabic words 😃
is this the same for male and female or have to change the conjugations?
For the mentioned verbs, yes it works with both
When to add I sheen and why???
As ma araftesh?
Ok good question
In Egyptian Arabic there are 2 days to say the negative expression (not)
Either you say msh in the begging (msh XXXXX)
OR
You add m in the begging and sh in the end (mXXXsh)
i wrote everything you said
Really Happy to hear that :)
Can’t believe you missed out the verb ‘to have’ ! Ana 3ndi
Thanks that you added it 🤗
@@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian haha I only mentioned it because I’m currently learning and seem to be using this verb so so so much 😀
@@TheIrishEgyptian yes sure, and I'm happy that you mentioned it 😃😃😃
Are these the same rules for Iraqi Arabic?
Nops :D
YESSS THANK YOU!
Hello, thank you for this video, i just wanna make sure is it for female too :)
Yes, as long as i'm talking in "I" condition, so Male as Female.
😍
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ana semeer
Very good!!! 🌹
Thanks dear :)
I appreciate the lessons, but the part I struggle with is knowing what the root verbs are, so I can try to conjugate for the rest of the pronouns. Also, sometimes conjugation changes the root verb altogether, which is very confusing.
الحمد لله
Hello Mr Ahmad A 😀 Thank u so much for this MAJOR lesson u have brought to us.... What I was wondering was....( hope I can explain)...In present we use letter Ba, and future Ha...(easy).... Past, I understand T, but y can I NEVER figure out how to start past tense? It's not always ba or ha.... So I guess my question is, how do I know what to start past tense with? Thank you so much in advance ....and I'm sorry to be so confusing. 🌵🌴🌻☀😀
Good question, but there is no answer :)
In the past tense it's related to the ending not start :)
And as it seems you are going deep in Arabic, just want to clarify that the upper rules are applied to around 99% of the words, as there are always special cases which is quite advanced that doesn't fit with this course as it's for beginners.
Thank you so much for your response Mr Ahmad....Much appreciated. 😀😀😀
@@ursulatorchio119 Any time dear :)
Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :)
ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
sir please write in arabic
You're using the present continuous right? And it's used for something you're doing right now or all days. So when you use the present simple?
Basically only if you're talking in a very abstract sense but the present continuous is really the basic form. Actually if you use present simple it might sound like you're speaking fos7a.
I need more practice. Are you willing to make more verb with the pronoun ANA? I have built my vocabulary for verbs but not with the pronoun ANA and the present past and future tense. Your the best.
Sure, will work for more such videos :)
Great video but I was waiting for the verb "to talk" (((
Ana Batkalm, I'm Talking
Ana Etklemt, I talked
Ana Hatkalm. I will talk
:)
@@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian shukran ))))
من فضلك سجل الحروف
Please check this ruclips.net/video/B7ObSZHQQWk/видео.html
Arabic letters lack. With English transliteration isn't very clear. But thank you anyway
Hello, this video has more details about dealing with verbs in Egyptian Arabic, you will like the new technique of doing it :)
ruclips.net/video/tLjDcv0QX4M/видео.html
Assalam alaikom! How can i conjugate verbs with the other pronouns? I mean you, he/she, you, we and they. There's a rule? Shokran!
Habibi, As a Fellow Egyptian , I get very angry when Egyptian Make silly Mistakes . I see you put 00 In front of you telephone Number . From the USA and Canada , You Dial 011 and From Australia you dial 0011 and so forth . Another Words 00 is Not Universal .
Dear, 1st thanks for your comment, 2nd it's never a silly mistake, cause if you simply try it using 00 it will operate normally, another thing, actually I'm a communications engineer before being an Arabic teacher,,, Thanks :)
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