Thank you! This video was super helpful with something I've been struggling with and I enjoyed the very practical examples. Just found your channel and I'm looking forward to going back and watching more of yours. Can't wait for more :) Hope you are staying safe and healthy!
Is there not a mistake a 6.05? You say, example 1: "it's ykün", but "tkün" appears on the screen. I suspect that "tkün" is correct because "sayyara" is feminine, right?
Tons of good examples here! I have a quick question and maybe you've mentioned before but, which county's pronunciation are you using? I watch several levantine channels so just trying to get a better idea of all the pronunciation differences. Thank you!
@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic OK, does this 'rule' hold for the verb كان alone or are there other verbs were one may conjugate with "He" and not be concerned with the other subject pronoun conjugations?
Great video, with clear examples and very useful vocabulary! Shukran!
Thanks ☺️
I'm So glad to see Syrian dialogue 🥰
welcome onboard :)
please, the sound of this video is too much low !
Thanks, I will see to that
Thank you for your videos, Ibrahim! Your channel is one of the most useful resources I’ve found for learning the Levantine dialect. شكرًا كتير
My pleasure!
We missed you!! Thank you for another video :) Hope you and your family are staying safe!
Thanks a lot and hope you're well too. Stay safe
I love that there are so many examples! That's great.
Glad you liked it!
so glad i just found this channel. very useful video, cheers
Welcome aboard!
Thank you Ibrahim; you’re a champion teacher 👨🏫
شكرا كتير الياس الغالي, انشاء الله تكون بخير وسلامة. تحياتي الك و للعيلة
السلام عليكم رمضان كريم وينك يا ريال؟ههه 🙂
Great lesson! Please make more future videos about verb conjugations in spoken Arabic. (Syrian accent)
رمضان كريم طاهر, كنت مشغول. تحياتي
مرحبا إبراهيم!
It's been a while...
Thank you so much for the videos!
Thank you very much, sorry I have been busy but not an excuse :)
Thank you! This video was super helpful with something I've been struggling with and I enjoyed the very practical examples. Just found your channel and I'm looking forward to going back and watching more of yours. Can't wait for more :)
Hope you are staying safe and healthy!
Thank you very much Darrin! Hope you're all too!
Great video shukran.
Thanks
Is there not a mistake a 6.05? You say, example 1: "it's ykün", but "tkün" appears on the screen. I suspect that "tkün" is correct because "sayyara" is feminine, right?
Exactly, tekun for feminine vocab and yekun is for Masc.
شكرا
عراسي
👍👍 Shukran
ahla wa sahla
Ahlan wa sahlan ya estaaz, very good video shukran.Is this sentence correct "Biddi kuun hone bukra" (I want to be here tomorrow)? Shukran.
Yes, correct
Tons of good examples here! I have a quick question and maybe you've mentioned before but, which county's pronunciation are you using? I watch several levantine channels so just trying to get a better idea of all the pronunciation differences. Thank you!
levantine :)
At about 13:11 should it be رح نكون بدنا ?
Thank you so much for your lessons.
Either should be ok, but kept with "He" so it's easier to conjugate but can conjugate the verb to be as well
@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic OK, does this 'rule' hold for the verb كان alone or are there other verbs were one may conjugate with "He" and not be concerned with the other subject pronoun conjugations?
@@kriskilpatrick just this verb as it would be hard to form with others
@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic Got it. Thank you for the clarification!
@@kriskilpatrick just كان but there are other helping verbs some do get conjugated and some don’t. Make some examples so I can guide you
this was very helpful, thank you! :D hope all is well!
Thank you! You too!
Could you explain more about the meaning of "middle week verbs"? What more categories do exist?
Here th-cam.com/video/KmIfNf8vf58/w-d-xo.html
و حشنا/ شتقتلك
Thank you very much