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Hi, I will have the plural in another video. I tried to make this one less complicated.

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Thank you. Glad it helps!

Thank you Janka for your comment. Glad you liked it.. I learn Slovak language myself!

@@omarhandmade really? I think I speak Slovak good 🤔 when you want, I can help to you, I am Slovak. 🙃

This is great! I could definitely use some help and practice to improve my Slovak language skills. Thank you for offering your assistance. Could you please send me a message on my Arabic language Facebook page 🙏 facebook.com/3arabita3leem/

@@omarhandmade I sent message.

Thank you very much for your comment. I'm glad you liked my videos and will try to make more in the near future

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Thank you for your comment. I'm glad you liked it.

These phrases can be used the same way by a man/boy or a woman/girl. In Arabic, it is the same! For the first person (I ... )

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Thank you for your question! This video is in Egyptian Arabic, not Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) also known as Fusha **Egyptian Arabic** is the colloquial dialect used in everyday conversations, media, and entertainment in Egypt. It has simpler grammar, distinct pronunciation, and incorporates modern slang and expressions, making it more practical for daily interactions. Egyptian is understood by all Arabs. **Modern Standard Arabic (MSA)** is used in formal settings, literature, news, and official documents across the Arab world. It has a more complex grammatical structure and is standardized for formal communication. It is not spoken in any Arab country. If you're looking to engage in everyday conversations and understand Egyptian media, learning Egyptian Arabic will be very beneficial!

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@dvcko thank you for your comment. I will consider it in the next videos

Thank you for your nice comment. See the new video I just posted ! 💚

Hello, this is the Egyptian pronounceation.. mostly we pronounce qaf as hamza

@@omarhandmade thank you for reply, I didn't know that but why do you need to do that? What do you use instead of qaf also why do you need to use two hamza or is there any difference between them?

@cokdillihayat-multilinguallife the reason is simply people found hamza easier than qaf. I understand that you may not agree if you learned only the qaf probounceation as in Quraan. But in fact in most arabic dialects ق is not pronounced as in Quran, for example in gulf it is pronounced as g in game .

I planned to make a lesson on this topic. I hope I can put it soon

@@omarhandmade that would be very nice, thank you

Thank you very much for your comment. I'm working on more videos including videos on Adjectives..

Tell you the truth, the video is excellent. AI generated images are great. The sound of water in the background does not bother. Length of the video is perfect. Shorter would be less material. Including English translation, Franco Arabic, and Arabic letters is ideal. If you take out one of the three, something would be missing. As for me, and in general terms, the video shows you are a creative and dedicated professor. Only thing I would change, in my opinion is the font of the Arabic letters because the Arabic font used in the video is a little complex for English speakers. I can read the words in Arabic because I have been studying Egyptian Arabic for a while but honestly this kind of font letter is a little complex. I would recommend if possible Arial font or Times New Roman for Arabic font letters. Other than that, everything is OK. Hope your channel keeps on growing Inshallah. أالف شكر

@@spanishmiamilatino4021 Thank you for your valuable comments; I will certainly consider them for future videos. If I may, I have a couple of questions: 1. For the background sound, do you prefer water sounds, light music, or no sound at all? 2. Is it better to divide the screen as I did in previous lessons with text on a plain background, or do you prefer this format? 3. Should I also include English audio to make it easier to follow along if someone is listening without watching? Your feedback would be greatly appreciated!

@@omarhandmade Ahlan Ya Omar. This is my personal opinion about these questions. 1. I think light music would be better, specially if you play Egyptian or Arabic music. 2. I don’t consider necessary to divide the screen as you did in previous lessons. This format is perfect. 3. I don’t think it is necessary to include English audios because students should focus on listening to Arabic which is the target language or the language they are learning. Some other people could probably have different opinions, but these are the rules that I would follow in my case. Remember that this is the perspective of a student. You could create your videos as you think the best way possible. Good luck in your future videos. Hope your channel continues to grow Inshallah.

So nice of you.. thank you for your comment. I appreciate your recommendations for new videos. Any specific topic you like to learn about?