Egyptian Arabic Podcast: The verb "to go" and the verb "to come"

[@quddratullah]

Thanks sir. So important and useful lessons.

[@nicolazcable]

Thank you soooo much!!! I feel I have broken the code!!! I understand and can sometimes even anticipate phrases now!!

[@ayuandira0510]

Thankuu...This video has taught me to listen to the Egyptian Amiyyah dialect

[@marina_espanol]

Shukran awi🙏🏻👏🏻

[@ShamielJacobs-yq2zo]

شكرا استاذ الدرس ده مفيد اوى ❤

[@claudinekahil9846]

Thank you for explaining so well both verbs!

[@garyfail913]

These videos are amazing, super helpful. Thanks.

[@starshine9214]

You should show Egyptian arabic too

[@juliannalin19]

‏شكرا يا معلم! ‏مع انو عم بتعلم ‏اللهجة الشامي ، ‏بعتقد اتعلم اللهجة المصري ‏كمان مهم ‏كرما ‏نقدر نفهم ‏أفلام مصرية و ‏ ‏كتير موسيقى عربية ‏مشهوره و شعبية.

[@shazadibellydancer]

I love very much your teaching! شكراً

[@melaniekaufhold8148]

Extremely useful ❤👍

[@becmarial9684]

Great video, is it applicable to all verbs or only this for instance: I'm eating now will it be ana batakul delwati.
I mean present simple and present continuous tense.

[@communityofbabel]

Thank you for your lovely comment 🙏
No it's not applicable for all verbs. Only some verbs.

[@rahadiirfanwijaya6996]

ايه التصريف بالنسبة لضمير هو بتاع الفعل "يروح" فى الماضى؟

[@communityofbabel]

التصريف في الماضي "هو راح"

[@sipaanok]

What about عارف and بيعرف? Is it the same thing?

[@communityofbabel]

No ... please have a look at our video about active participle .. the link is in the video description