Thanks, but we wouldn't use "abadan meaning never" there as it doesn't match the english "ever" which I am assuming you mean. Instead we would use "ala il-etlaaq على الإطلاق شكراً كتير
Great "At the restaurant" scenarios ! There hasn't been much I could find on this topic and this is exactly what was needed, also love the repetition of certain words throughout all scenarios, it enables me to naturally absorb the vocab, thanks very much for the great lesson ! And just a quick question, can كرمال هيك be used interchangeably with عشان هيك ?
ok, fair enough, I have added 2 more ingredients -Roasted red peppers -Walnuts -Bread crumbs -Pomegranate Molasses -chilly or no chilly :) oh here is the link too www.themediterraneandish.com/muhammara-recipe-roasted-red-pepper-dip/ ENJOY :)
Thank you for this great lesson with a lot of new words and useful expressions! I have got two questions: the verb يهلم Is it used only without prepostion or also with "ب"? And عمل معروف is talking to masculin? يعني feminin would be عملي معروف ? So عمل معروف يجاوب الأسئلتي 🙏🤔
At least now I can finally read the arabic and not depend on english transliteration. Still difficult but at least I can now follow with arabic alphabet rather than that english transliteration.
This method is really good for studying, but can you speak more clearly in English, please? It's not my mother tongue. It would be great: "Arabic clearly" - and English clearly. Thank you!
This format is fantastic, thank you so much.
You're very welcome!
شكرا استاذ ابراهيم 👍🙏👏
أهلا و سهلا
Thank you!
You're very welcome :)
شكرا❣️ممكن احسن درس أبداً . جاي عبالي ندرس معك على طول. كل دروسك كتير مفيدة لإلي.🌻🌻
Thanks, but we wouldn't use "abadan meaning never" there as it doesn't match the english "ever" which I am assuming you mean. Instead we would use "ala il-etlaaq على الإطلاق
شكراً كتير
@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic الف شكر معلم!🙂
@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic And is على الإطلاق the equivalent of MSA "ever" قَط ?
@@nicola9456 another synonym
رائع كالعادة!!
and now I have to take time to learn the
كلمات غير معروفة . ممنونك ;)
شكراً آنا
ممتاز اكتير!!!
شكراً طه
Great "At the restaurant" scenarios ! There hasn't been much I could find on this topic and this is exactly what was needed, also love the repetition of certain words throughout all scenarios, it enables me to naturally absorb the vocab, thanks very much for the great lesson !
And just a quick question, can كرمال هيك be used interchangeably with عشان هيك ?
Thanka Nicola, Yes both phrases are the same
@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic Ok, fab !
muhammara is breadcrumbs? hihi come on it deserves more credit, it's the best dip ever! :) thanks for this lesson!!
ok, fair enough, I have added 2 more ingredients
-Roasted red peppers
-Walnuts
-Bread crumbs
-Pomegranate Molasses
-chilly or no chilly
:)
oh here is the link too www.themediterraneandish.com/muhammara-recipe-roasted-red-pepper-dip/
ENJOY :)
Hi Ibrahim, what is your favourite Arabic dish?
Baba ghanoush always :)
Thank you for this great lesson with a lot of new words and useful expressions! I have got two questions: the verb يهلم
Is it used only without prepostion or also with "ب"?
And عمل معروف is talking to masculin? يعني feminin would be عملي معروف ?
So عمل معروف يجاوب الأسئلتي 🙏🤔
sorry but yelhem- isn't a verb, what do you mean by it?
yes regarding do me a favour.
@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic Sorry, it was not clear قصدت being interested in / اهتم 🤔يمكن?
@@m.447 yes correct and it would be used with "b" most of the time
@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic شكرآ
At least now I can finally read the arabic and not depend on english transliteration. Still difficult but at least I can now follow with arabic alphabet rather than that english transliteration.
Great 👍🏽
Around 6:18, shouldn't it be منتشارك instead of بنتشارك ? Thought 'we' was the exception.
بنتشارك is correct
However, people like to sound posh so they replace the "b" with "m" so it';s up to you :)
I will go to YALLA YALLA when I visit London. Is it lebanese
defo :) try their halloumi wrap
Isnt حامض like arabic sam acid
No, here means sour taste. for acid, the term is حمض الأسيد but of course, there is a specific chemistry term for it
This method is really good for studying, but can you speak more clearly in English, please? It's not my mother tongue.
It would be great: "Arabic clearly"
- and English clearly.
Thank you!
I will try to speak slower if it helps. Tanks and I am glad you're finding these tutorials helpful