Daily Levantine Arabic Conversation Practice - Travelling
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Daily Levantine Arabic Conversation Practice, A great way to master reading and gain perfect pronunciation, word by word.
we will be exploring the idea of using a variety of practical expressions and phrases to talk about travel using a number of verbs, phrases and adverbs.
#DailyLevantineArabicConversationPractice #travel #travellinginLevantineArabic
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For SOOO many years it was extremely difficult to find good dialect-focused instructional materials that we could use as models for real-world communication. Now you're putting them on TH-cam, which is wonderful. You deserve many more subscribers. اشكرك، يا أخي
Thank you very much
فيدو رائع. شكرا لجهدك و لفتح باب لنا لندخل لهجتك....هذا مفيدا جدا لطلاب في العالم ....
شكراً كتير سامي
Thank you, very good as always!
pleasure!
Big thumbs up. Excellent as usual. Thank you
Thank you! Cheers!
Shukran kteer! Can you make videos about "borrow" and "lend" and "credit" please
Thanks, I’ll add it to a long list of requests 😁
These lessons are wonderful !!!! Thank very much again.
شكراً كتير عزيزي
This is so helpful, thank you for making these videos!
Glad you like them!
شكرا!!!
أهلا و سهلا
البندقية؟
Could you please tell the meaning of this word?
Thank you
The city of Venice or so many other meanings, please use an online dictionary
Ibrahim I want to support you through paypal or another way but I wanted to check first and see if you are in the process of writing a book or another educational aid I can support as well.
Thank you very much, that's very kind of you. I am in the process of writing a book, something I started last year, with the hope to finish it before the end of this year.
great :)
Thank you! Cheers!
Wonderful. One question: at 4.20 the word أصدقئِ (my friends) How would I know that the sound following the د (dal) is followed by the sound that I'm hearing on the recording as a kind of light "ee" sound? When there is no metacritical sign I don't know if I should go in the direction of pronouncing an "a" or a "ee" sound. Is there a rule? Or is it just experience that enables you to know what to do? On the topic of pronunciation, I would also very much appreciate a lesson on the pronounciation of the Ta-Marbutta. I more less get it for feminine word, but am confused in other circumstances. Thanks for your valuable help.
what comes after the letter dal is the letter qaaf which I am pronouncing but you might always heared it as the glottal stop as lots of people do to make the sound easier.
the "ee" is the possessive pronoun which means "my" and it's used for both masc. and feminine.
You're mixing the "a" feminine case with the possessive pronounce and both are two different things.
See this video th-cam.com/video/4wXNg9H9J-o/w-d-xo.html
Please looks at other playlists I have made approx 400!
Thanks
@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic Thanks. I hadn't realized it was just the glottal stop of the qaaf. Makes sense. My question was not related to the possessive pronoun that comes later and which I understand.
@@andrejoseph2333 No worries at all
Sir this dialwct is going to help me with palestinian area
The whole channel is ok 👍