Thank you so much. What is beautiful about this channel is it is consistency . Also I think Lebnanes people more than any other are on yt helping to learn Arabic. Thank to you to you and all others as well.
@@edschultz9551 thanks Ed, and it’s mainly down to everyone here and have subscribed 🙏🙏 and are enjoying themselves and enjoying learning Arabic. That said, it’s nice to see people like the content 🙏💕
...marhaba ya ibrahim - the intro music is pleasantly set to a lower volume! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 ...sorry if i keep jumping to various videos instead of in the order you posted them; i'm still trying to learn a bit more each time, shukran kteer
Hey there! Wonderful video. I have 1 question. At 1:15 in the phrase "I see the work is going as expected," you have "metelma ma metwuq3," but you only pronounce "ma" once. Is this a mistake or do you just not pronounce it in this sentence? And can you explain the word mitelma? Thank you!
Excellent lesson once again. Thanks so much. One small detail: when you are explaining things in English, could you please replace "feminine" and "masculine", by "female" and "male". So you would have: "When addressing a female or when addressing a male?
Great lesson. One question: Syrians I know mostly say بي instead of في.... Could you explain to me where (mean the region/country) I useفي/بي? Or ist it wrong?
I'm afraid It's wrong assumption everyone uses these proposition interchangeably meaning it's up to people use and there is no percentage of 25% vs 75% of a country not just in the Levant area
Ahlan estaz, great video.At about 03:20, can نظر (naZar=view) also be used in a physical sense, for example "I like the view"? Also, can "fee" OR "3ala" be used in the sentence "What's your point of view ON the market"? Shukran kteer.
I get your point but learning the langauge with its' writing form helps much much better in the long run. from experience as a teacher and a learner who keeps learning languages. Thanks
I feel so stupid to discover this now. This is such a good channel Oh my God! Please keep posting more videos like this.
Soooo helpful!
Thank you very much
Thank you very much Nat
I am a palestine desensant this levantine help me thanks
These are my favorite videos of yours
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I literally just found your videos and you have one have the best arabic channels. Thank you!
Wow, thank you!
Thank you so much. What is beautiful about this channel is it is consistency . Also I think Lebnanes people more than any other are on yt helping to learn Arabic. Thank to you to you and all others as well.
Thank you so much!
Nice vid; really useful phrases.
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@@edschultz9551 thanks Ed, and it’s mainly down to everyone here and have subscribed 🙏🙏 and are enjoying themselves and enjoying learning Arabic. That said, it’s nice to see people like the content 🙏💕
هدا الدرس مفيد كتير - شكرا جزيلا! إن شاء الله رح تعمل اكتر فيريوس. ❤️❤️❤️
Great lesson. Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Mufid ktir! Thanx so much!!
أهلا و سهلا
Excellent how can I get a copy?
Thanks
...marhaba ya ibrahim - the intro music is pleasantly set to a lower volume! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 ...sorry if i keep jumping to various videos instead of in the order you posted them; i'm still trying to learn a bit more each time, shukran kteer
Noted!
Awesome teaching superb
شُكرا
Hey there! Wonderful video. I have 1 question. At 1:15 in the phrase "I see the work is going as expected," you have "metelma ma metwuq3," but you only pronounce "ma" once. Is this a mistake or do you just not pronounce it in this sentence? And can you explain the word mitelma? Thank you!
I think I pronounce it :) Yes you would have to otherwise it change toa verb
Great! 👏
Thank you! Cheers!
Excellent lesson once again. Thanks so much. One small detail: when you are explaining things in English, could you please replace "feminine" and "masculine", by "female" and "male". So you would have: "When addressing a female or when addressing a male?
Yes, you can. Thanks
Can you also write the Arabic words with Latin letters ?
If I have the time. I would certainly do in the coming videos :)
Mean وجهة ؟
it means direction meaning the direction of your view = your point of view. Hope this helps
Great lesson. One question: Syrians I know mostly say بي instead of في.... Could you explain to me where (mean the region/country) I useفي/بي? Or ist it wrong?
I'm afraid It's wrong assumption everyone uses these proposition interchangeably meaning it's up to people use and there is no percentage of 25% vs 75% of a country not just in the Levant area
@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic Thank you!!
Ahlan estaz, great video.At about 03:20, can نظر (naZar=view) also be used in a physical sense, for example "I like the view"? Also, can "fee" OR "3ala" be used in the sentence "What's your point of view ON the market"? Shukran kteer.
nazar means sight and to look/view (meaning it can be used as a noun and as a verb) and manzar means view of landscape so yes it would work either way
@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic Shukran kteer ustaadh for answering my question
Would help if you’d write transliteration instead of arabic alphabet
I get your point but learning the langauge with its' writing form helps much much better in the long run. from experience as a teacher and a learner who keeps learning languages. Thanks
@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic I can't believe how many people ask this of you!
@@edschultz9551 it get a lot
What does Min Shayif mean? I have seen that as a song title - Is it the same shayif that's in this first phrase here?
It means seeing/ watching and if you would for someone's opinion: like what do you think of the...?
Hi! Can you explain the difference between نظره and نظرة I don’t understand the feminine and masculine form of this word and its use. مرسي كتير :)
نظرة means a look, glance or point of view
نظره his sight, his point of view
It always depends on the context
give me a sentence
İ think this is not levantine except shu rayik
If you think so!