LEVANTINE VERB "SAAR صار" | MORE THAN 20 USES | SPOKEN ARABIC

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  • Опубликовано: 19 янв 2025

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  • @toxicitaseworld
    @toxicitaseworld Год назад +4

    My husband corrects my "saar" usage all the time 😂. Glad you have a video explaining in detail!

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  Год назад +3

      😁😁 let's correct his "saar" now hehehe 😁😁
      I'll do anything to make you better than your partners haha my pleasure

  • @paulosdula6922
    @paulosdula6922 6 месяцев назад

    You are majestically gifted as a language teacher. What is even more is that you made it learning fun. That is the way it should be. Cheers.

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  6 месяцев назад

      Awww shukraaaaan ❤️❤️🫶🫶

  • @petrouchka2011
    @petrouchka2011 10 месяцев назад

    8:23
    Could you explain a bit about the meaning of badda here?
    Thank you for extremely helpful lessons.

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  10 месяцев назад

      Marhabaaa!! Shukran for your support!
      Badda in this case means (it needs/it only works with). Because the word "baddi" doesn't always mean (I want). Sometimes it means (I need).
      I hope that was clear!

    • @petrouchka2011
      @petrouchka2011 10 месяцев назад

      Thank you so much! I almost got it but still not sure what the “-a” is.
      Badd-i = badd + “1st person suffix”
      Badd-a = badd + ??

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  10 месяцев назад +1

      Aah now I understand your question ..
      In Spoken, sometimes we have some words that are hidden from the phrase but we always know what it means deep down.
      One of these words is: القصّة al-qissa which means (the story OR the matter), so here we mean (the matter needs Wasta). I hooe that now everything is clear 😁

    • @petrouchka2011
      @petrouchka2011 10 месяцев назад

      @@arabicwithranaشكرا كتير! انا فاهم تمام😍

  • @tahh8091
    @tahh8091 3 года назад +2

    يعطيكي العافيه
    Very clear explanation

  • @CenfJ
    @CenfJ 8 месяцев назад

    Great teacher. And by far the cutest laugh on the planet.

  • @celiawong4559
    @celiawong4559 3 года назад +2

    Thank you for the useful lessons, Rana . I love watching your videos - always bubbly and full of energy!

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  3 года назад

      So glad you do! I am super happy reading such comments ♥️

  • @Joao-Cardoso
    @Joao-Cardoso 2 года назад +1

    seus vídeo são maravilhosos, juro que estão me ajudando muito.
    Obrigado por nos ensinar todas estas coisas!!

  • @emilyyharriss6518
    @emilyyharriss6518 2 года назад

    Best youtube channel to talk about specific and nuanced grammar in levantine arabic for intermediate learners! Thank you so much Rana!!

  • @darnisv
    @darnisv 3 года назад +2

    برافو عليك رانا !!

  • @anderskouru
    @anderskouru 11 месяцев назад

    Tack!

  • @newphone2007
    @newphone2007 2 года назад

    Super useful..and very good examples..binge watching ur videos

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  2 года назад

      You are super welcome 😍 so glad you like it

  • @CineMutt
    @CineMutt Год назад

    There are revelations of word usage and word order here I have never seen in the books available to me. Thank you!

  • @adityavikramdas6116
    @adityavikramdas6116 3 года назад

    Good to see you back and posting again, Rana.

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  3 года назад

      ❤️🙏 I am so glad you can see them and like them

  • @jerrywebster7678
    @jerrywebster7678 11 месяцев назад

    صارلك زمان ما أكلتي كيوي؟ ما بصير لا والله مو معقول اديش حلوة الكيوي What did the innocent kiwi ever do to you Rana 😂
    Thanks for sharing you language with all of us. You get a like. You already had the sub.

  • @seanelliott2989
    @seanelliott2989 3 года назад +2

    Incredibly useful video, thanks Rana. I have struggled with this verb for a long time and found this very helpful. Still trying to clarify how to use it in the perfect tense, though (e.g."I have spoken to him" or "She has seen this film").

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  3 года назад +1

      I have spoken to him many times = صرت حاكي معو كتير
      You should use the (active participle) afterwards.
      صرت شايفة هيدا الفيلم خمس مرات
      هيي صارت رايحة على هيدا المطعم كتيى

  • @dreamtobeapolyglot8444
    @dreamtobeapolyglot8444 2 года назад

    Very useful! I just found your channel and Im so excited!

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  2 года назад

      😍😍😍 Ahla w sahlaaa. You are super welcome

  • @nourmonamourbooks4253
    @nourmonamourbooks4253 2 года назад

    Very nice and usefull thank you !

  • @rutagambwamohamed4655
    @rutagambwamohamed4655 Год назад

    so helpful video

  • @manisekarthevar5536
    @manisekarthevar5536 2 года назад +1

    Woww mam your way of teaching is phenomenal.really it's awesome.how can I get online class from u .

  • @kevinlilley9350
    @kevinlilley9350 2 года назад

    Great video, so many good examples

  • @olivierbertrandquenette13
    @olivierbertrandquenette13 Год назад

    شكرا للمساعدة

  • @danmitropolsky9740
    @danmitropolsky9740 Год назад

    شكراً كتير يا رنا، أنا مشاهد/مشترك جديد بقناتك، ودايماً كنت محتار عشان كل الآلاف من الاستخدمات لهاد الفعل! برأيي كنت لازم تحكي عن كيف فينا نقول "صار" قبل فعل بالمضارع، مثلا متل قلت في الفيديو: "صرت بعرف اكتب كتير". يعني استخدمتيها بس ما وضحتلنا ليش وكيف فينا نستخدمها
    بفكر إنو فينا نقول "صار" مع يللي منسمّيها "أفعال زائفة" كمان، متل عندي/عندك/عندو. بأغنيتها "كيفك انت" غنّت فيروز : "كيفك؟ قال عم بيقولوا صار عندك ولاد"، يعني صار + عندك. بس ما بفهم بالزبط ليش ما منقول "صرت (انت) عندك ولاد"، أو ممكن "صاروا عندك ولاد" لانه ولاد = هنن. يمكن فينا نقول كلها؟

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  Год назад

      رح اعمل فيديو جديد عن هالموضوع 💙🙏

  • @elishsari
    @elishsari 3 года назад

    This is very very useful! But I wish that after the translation you would repeat the expression in Arabic too.. Please make more videos! I’m happy to support you too for this..

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  3 года назад +1

      Aww how lovely these words are! I would love to continue introducing Arabic to you guys.
      I will try repeating the Arabic version more next time 🙏

  • @globaltesoro
    @globaltesoro 11 месяцев назад

    great lesson.

  • @star-l3e
    @star-l3e Год назад

    Super

  • @abeldelarosa5760
    @abeldelarosa5760 3 года назад

    Hello. I just discovered your channel, and it's wonderful. Can you please teach us? CAN.
    I can...you can... he can...ect. Thnx again

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  3 года назад +1

      Hi Abel!
      So glad you like my videos.
      Please check this video ruclips.net/video/5nGiRbMUsuo/видео.html starting from minute 6:00
      It's an old video but it tells you how to form the verb CAN in Levantine 😃
      I am in the process of making a new video about the different ways of saying CAN as well 🥳

  • @alexi.3327
    @alexi.3327 Год назад

    مرحبا ! عندي سؤال. في هاد المثال فيني قول : صار معي حادث ولا صار لي حادث ؟ ما انجح افهم الفرق بينهما…
    شكرًا

  • @umarmohammad5781
    @umarmohammad5781 3 года назад

    We really proud of you ❣️ .
    What could be the reply for word ( تسلم) or ( تسلم عيونك)؟؟

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  3 года назад

      ❤️❤️🙏🙏 tslam means (God bless you = may you be blessed) and the second one is the same but we tend to add the عيون which means eyes on some expressions to make it more special so it means (God bless your eyes).

  • @toxicitaseworld
    @toxicitaseworld 8 месяцев назад

    Hello Rana! What would be the meaning of saar 3nde, saar bade and saar fiyye? I've heard them in short stories, however I haven't grassped the correct usage/meaning. Any assistance is much appreciated. Thank you!

    • @daviddawn7021
      @daviddawn7021 7 месяцев назад

      I now have
      I now want
      I now can

    • @toxicitaseworld
      @toxicitaseworld 7 месяцев назад +1

      @@daviddawn7021 Thank you for your help.

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  7 месяцев назад +2

      Hi @toxicitaseworld please check the latest video. It was made for you:))

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  7 месяцев назад +2

      I forgot where you commented, this is why I couldn't mention you to tell you about the latest video

    • @daviddawn7021
      @daviddawn7021 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@arabicwithranathanks for a great lesson rana.
      Btw, when pronouncing the word "decade", pronounce the second letter "e" like your saying the word "echo" rather than the "e" in the word "ear" 👍

  • @marcelcharbonnier297
    @marcelcharbonnier297 2 года назад +1

    There is also this expression : "mâ b-yiçîr !" meaning : "incredible, I can't believe it" !

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  2 года назад

      It is 😍 it is inside of the meaning (it can't be true). Thank you Marcel 🙏

  • @days_hadd
    @days_hadd 2 года назад

    What does the word بدا in this video mean?

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  2 года назад

      Please be more accurate. Which minute?

    • @petrouchka2011
      @petrouchka2011 10 месяцев назад

      عندی هالسوال کمان. 8:23

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  10 месяцев назад +1

      Marhabaaa!! Shukran for your support!
      Badda in this case means (it needs/it only works with). Because the word "baddi" doesn't always mean (I want). Sometimes it means (I need).
      I hope that was clear!

  • @rajaachahin8847
    @rajaachahin8847 2 года назад

    جماللللك يا أميره

  • @gabriellagarcia382
    @gabriellagarcia382 2 года назад

    Where are you from? Which country you look and sound Syrian but some words I would say are probably Lebanese x

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  Год назад

      Yes! I am half half and live in Syria and Lebanon. Mainly I speak Syrian with some Lebanese influence hehe

  • @abrarhussain8830
    @abrarhussain8830 3 года назад

    Aslamo alikum plz make a stories about family buying selling talking with buddies and visit airport garden same like make story then upload and show writing with English subtitles plz

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  3 года назад

      Will do soon ❤️ thank you for watching

  • @toxicitaseworld
    @toxicitaseworld Год назад

    Deal! 🎉😂

  • @ayishamohamed2110
    @ayishamohamed2110 3 года назад

    thank you for the lesson. i have a question, shu saayer and shu am yaseer means the same right?

    • @arabicwithrana
      @arabicwithrana  3 года назад

      Shukran Ayisha! Yes usually these two has the same meaning

  • @aseema9224
    @aseema9224 2 года назад

    What's the meaning of شو عم بصير

  • @joaquimjorge6116
    @joaquimjorge6116 3 года назад

    👏👏👏👏👏