8 Expressions Arabs Use Every Day!

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[@AliDAIFFALAH]

الف شكر يا أستاذ !

[@pcolt4]

Love this collection of everyday expressions! This is essential stuff but sorely missing from most language courses.

[@CarolynClark]

Love it. Keep them coming!

[@taqdeesamna4786]

Mashallah nice

[@rashidah9307]

Shukran kteer!! I've been studying Jordanian Arabic for over 3 years in the US and didn't know most of these expressions. There's always more to learn! 😌

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True!

[@jumanjenga7682]

Very good

[@Mortazavi-vr5tm]

Tkank u please write bigger

[@laiths3363]

Great lesson!

[@Nasserist1969]

Good job.
It should be noted that these phrases are in Levantine Arabic dialect.
Every other arabic dialect has similar phrases with a few tweaks here and there.
I feel MSA/Quranic Arabic is under-appreciated.
Almost every Arab can speak MSA and comprehend most dialects.
I always advise people to learn MSA first and then choose the dialect they wish afterwards.
I always converse in MSA with foreigners who have A2-B1 Arabic.

[@aliabdussalaam2260]

Great lesson.
As far as the literal meaning of the expression شو بِعَرِّفني, would it be something along the lines of "What will inform me/make me know?" Because I'm assuming بِعَرِّف is the فعل مضارع of the form 2 verb عَرَّف which means "to inform someone of.../make them know something".

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معك حق وشكرا

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[@cieduardo]

Mar7aba , I’m from Argentina , I would like to take private lessons
How can I do??
Thx a lot

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[@Kassalawy56789]

You doing a good job for beginners learning the language but your lessons sound more from Alsham accent rather than Fusha اللغة الفصحي..
I am mentioning this because you mentioned فصحي....!!!!

[@hanadisy5515]

This is Palestinian accent 😅

[@mahmoudsalem3615]

درسك ممتع لكن يجب أن يعلم بأن هذه لغة محكية، فلا تستعمل بتاتا بشكل رسمي، وحتى في الجانب العامي لا تستعمل بين الاقل رتبة مع الأعلى رتبة، فلا يقول الابن لأبيه خلص بكفي وقس على ذلك.