This was so great. I memorized everything due to the repetition and you give enough time for us to repeat in front of the screen!:) I actually like that there are no subs, so we can totally concentrate on the speaking and listening.
Hi, i like your Egyptian Arabic Beginner Lessons very much. Here in this lesson you use "na3san/na3sana" for tired but my Egyptian friends told me that this is an old arabic word and that nowadays most of the Egyptians saying instead "murhag/murhaga"
Hi! We actually meant sleepy here, not tired. We typically say “na3san/na3sana” or “nayman/naymana” to mean sleepy. For tired we usually say “ta3ban/ta3bana”. Of course, different regions of Egypt use different words sometimes, so there are always some differences in vocabulary in different areas and even in different families within the same area 😊
Thank you! The goal is to make the videos accessible to people from all language backgrounds, including those with a different writing system. However, we do write out all new words in each video using IPA in the comments section. In addition, once all the Arabic letters are taught, we will include captions using the Arabic Alphabet :)
I'm so happy, I already learned 15 lessons🎉🎉🎉
This was so great. I memorized everything due to the repetition and you give enough time for us to repeat in front of the screen!:) I actually like that there are no subs, so we can totally concentrate on the speaking and listening.
Thank you so much! Yes, we leave time between words and phrases to allow learners to repeat out loud. I’m glad you are finding that useful!
Great lessons so far. Can't wait to start learning the alphabet!
Hi, i like your Egyptian Arabic Beginner Lessons very much. Here in this lesson you use "na3san/na3sana" for tired but my Egyptian friends told me that this is an old arabic word and that nowadays most of the Egyptians saying instead "murhag/murhaga"
Hi! We actually meant sleepy here, not tired. We typically say “na3san/na3sana” or “nayman/naymana” to mean sleepy. For tired we usually say “ta3ban/ta3bana”. Of course, different regions of Egypt use different words sometimes, so there are always some differences in vocabulary in different areas and even in different families within the same area 😊
Love the video but I wish is Franco Arabic caption ❤
Thank you! The goal is to make the videos accessible to people from all language backgrounds, including those with a different writing system. However, we do write out all new words in each video using IPA in the comments section. In addition, once all the Arabic letters are taught, we will include captions using the Arabic Alphabet :)
Subtitle pleaseee