How Arabs Use the Adjectives for "Hot" and "Cold" (Levantine Arabic)

The adjectives for "Hot" and "Cold" can be tricky. Here, Fridrik Tiedemann and Christine show you how to use them correctly in describing people and things, as well as food & drink.
Transliteration for screenshot at 8:17 from right to left and then down: bard = cold; il-jaww & iT-Taqs = the weather; baarid = cold (for food, drink & the weather); bardaan = cold (adjective describing people); shawbaan = hot (adjective describing people); saakhin & sukhun & Haami = hot (for food, drinks, and things); saakhin can also be used to describe a person with a temperature; 3indoh Haraara = "He has a fever."
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Nice video... Dude, Really you make good videos.. but it will be better if you make a video explaining:
- imperative
- a better explaining about the future tense for whole pronouns
- Participles

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I really appreciate your videos. Thank you so much for sharing them!
I'm not familiar with the written Arabic word. I'm already familiar with the word cold, but not Hot. If its not too much trouble, could I have a written translation of the word "hot" in the comments? This way I'll know how to pronounce it better. Thank you so much!

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NicoleM No problem. We've placed the transliteration and meanings for you and others to read in the comment section below the video.

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CGEJordan Ah, I see it now. Thank you!

[@maksymiliankropinski2236]

Thank you so much for this great video! I'd like to ask about حار - do you say that in Levantine dialect? and I was taught that طقس means weather or climate

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حار is used as well, but not as much as شوب .
طقس is used as well in Jordan.