Common Mistakes Made by Beginner Arabic Students: pt. 2 (Levantine Arabic)
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In part 2 of this lesson, Fridrik Tiedemann and Mohammad help the beginning Arabic student avoid common mistakes made in everyday conversations.
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I have been asking "are you opened" for business incorrectly, unknowingly, for quite a while now. No one has ever corrected me. Thank you for this!
The use of 3ar9 to a chap can definitely be in a nice, complimentary way too, with a wink of the eye, to mean that he's street-smart and roguish in a likeable sort of way. It isn't necessarily bad all the time
Superb lesson please keep doing these. Very hard to find good tutorials that arent fusha. Thank you
Great information, thanks for sharing, please keep up the job!
I look at the verb حاول like 'he attempted to do something'. For example, he attempted (tried) to fix it.
And the verb جرب like 'he tried something (an experience)'. For example, he tried the coffee.
Both of them can be translated into 'he tried' in English but they have different meanings.
It does not directly relate to the number of tries.
جرّب is to try when it means something like to experience
حاول is to try when it means something like to attempt