.I have been studying Egyptian Arabic for a few years, and your work as a teacher is great. Please, keep on doing videos like this. We, Egyptian Arabic students, appreciate this work so much. Alah ykhaleek. سلامتك يا أحمد
This is what I like and need. You are also writing it in english letters, so I can write it down. Shukran kateer. More videos, like this, pls. I am from the Philippines and I am a Muslim. I'm here now in UAE.
Shukran gedan ❤ I wanted to learn Egyptian Arabic cause I heard it’s a little simple as compared to other dialects. I request you to make more of these videos it’s very helpful.
Soon there will be a channel specialized in the Egyptian colloquial language. (For advice, you must master classical Arabic first, and the Egyptian colloquial language will be like breathing air and drinking water)................thank you
To is really clear. In model of Egiptian. I need such tchede lessons. Really useful. I need more..so I dan compare between Standard Arabic andi Egiptian Arabic. Thanks ya... Brother...
Asalaamu’Alaykum, Do we use the male and female versions of the words when speaking to that gender or for our own gender? For example if I am male do I only use the male versions of these words or if I am speaking to female use the female versions? Please answer soon Jazak’Allāhu Khayran
It depends. If you’re using an adjective it depends on the subject and/or the gender of the word you’re describing. However, if you’re saying something like “my name is,” if you’re a man you will use the male version and vice versa. Another example is for “I’m coming” you would say “ana gay” as a man and “ana gaya” as a woman.
Hello thank you very much! When you say "for female" or "for male" is this the person speaking or the listener? For example if I am woman speaking to a man do I say 3amil ieh? THANK YOU!😊
I have a question. If I'm female, saying "forgive me" to a male, do I use the female form because I'm talking? I think I use the male form because of who I'm talking TO. Correct?
Oh no you are having a bit of Eastern European Romanian accent. You need to learn to Sarah This not zis. Many Egyptians have trouble with saying th sound for some reason and say zis and somesing
Mashallah. We need more lessons on Egyptian dialect.
inshaAllah
Thank you akhi ..I am from Pakistan.. I love egyptian dialect and want to learn it fully . I am currently residing in UAE ..
inshaAllah
Then why are you learning Egypt dialect. You should learn UAE dialect 🤔
Maybe he is dating with an Egyptian girl that's why he wants to learn Egyptian Arabic❤❤❤😂😂😂😂
It is proved _ so many important sentences in only 10 minutes, it is a jewel.
Thanks 70 times, al.Hamdu al.lillahi 😊
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.I have been studying Egyptian Arabic for a few years, and your work as a teacher is great. Please, keep on doing videos like this. We, Egyptian Arabic students, appreciate this work so much. Alah ykhaleek. سلامتك يا أحمد
allah reward you ...please share it
This is great I always wanted to learn some Egyptian Arabic ما شاء الله
Get excited 🙂
Thank you for this video. You are a great teacher. And you choose good examples.
God reward you .
I took a bunch of screenshots, and I’ll write it in my notebook. SHOOKRUN!!!
I need this.
I’ve subscribed.
Thanks 🙏👍
Thanks for this videos.I love egyptian arabic ❤, it's the most beautiful of all arabic dialects.
You are welcome
ألف ألف شكرا
Thanks brother
I need it
Please continue more
Please like and share
This is what I like and need. You are also writing it in english letters, so I can write it down. Shukran kateer. More videos, like this, pls.
I am from the Philippines and I am a Muslim. I'm here now in UAE.
Gou are welcome
Shukran gedan ❤
I wanted to learn Egyptian Arabic cause I heard it’s a little simple as compared to other dialects. I request you to make more of these videos it’s very helpful.
Soon there will be a channel specialized in the Egyptian colloquial language. (For advice, you must master classical Arabic first, and the Egyptian colloquial language will be like breathing air and drinking water)................thank you
Thank you very much! Those are just the right phrases every beginner needs.
Thank you
Amazing! These are always I wish to know from Arabic language, Shukran Leke brother, Much Appreciated.
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Thank you very much from Uzbekistan. Shukran
You are welcome
Respect for all arabian country 🙏🏻 love egyptian dialect 🇩🇿♥️🇪🇬
Thank you
We need like this video more ,
inshaa allah
This is awesome. Id love to see more lessons like this on Egyptian Arabic
He is going to make his own channel soon
Very helpful.
Thanks
Thanks !
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Very helpful
allah reward you ...please share it
This is wonderful. So different from MSA indeed.
Thanks
Thanks a lot brother Ahmed
You are welcome
To is really clear. In model of Egiptian. I need such tchede lessons. Really useful. I need more..so I dan compare between Standard Arabic andi Egiptian Arabic. Thanks ya... Brother...
More is coming InshaAllah
Always put all your videos please with the pronunciation like here example mish 3awiz this way, it's easier to learn thank you 😊👌🏻🥳
OK
تعليمك مفيد جداً و أنا مبسوطة
Thank you.
Thank you so much for you support. I really appreciate it
Very nice video thank you so much 😊
You are welcome
Türkiyeden teşekkürler bu tarz telaffuzlarında bulunduğu videolar yükler misiniz lütfen
insha'Allah
Allah yırda aleyk
Thank you
You are welcome
Thankkkk YOUUUUU
you are welcome
Alfah Shukran Zajilan. My manager is Masri. This will help me alot
Thank you
انا اتعلمت اللغة العربية بطلقه
بطلاقة
Asalaamu’Alaykum, Do we use the male and female versions of the words when speaking to that gender or for our own gender? For example if I am male do I only use the male versions of these words or if I am speaking to female use the female versions? Please answer soon Jazak’Allāhu Khayran
It depends. If you’re using an adjective it depends on the subject and/or the gender of the word you’re describing. However, if you’re saying something like “my name is,” if you’re a man you will use the male version and vice versa. Another example is for “I’m coming” you would say “ana gay” as a man and “ana gaya” as a woman.
Thank you very much.. Can you recommend to me the names of some online books on learning the Egyptian dialect?
Itkalim bushweesh اتكلم بشويش
@@LearnArabicwithustazmahmoud
Thank you very much. Please, is there a copy of it with a French translation for my French friend?
@@LearnArabicwithustazmahmoud
Or if you know the names of other books that are suitable for it, please
Do you have a class where i can learn Egyptian arabic ??
Private yes
@@LearnArabicwithustazmahmoud how do you apply
We r moving egypten Insha Allaah so thanks
You are welcome
I love to learn arabic language coz most of my collegue are rgyptian🥰🥰🥰🥰
allah reward you ...please share it
❤ good afterwork next Please
God reward you
shukran! There is mistake for the female form for "where do you live"
Hmmm...i don't think so
where are you Ahmed .. need more dialects from you most people are not intrested in MSA
Soon inshaAllah
Why it's so different from standard arabic grammar?
Dialect 🙂
gonna learn this to talk to my egyptian friends
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Hello thank you very much! When you say "for female" or "for male" is this the person speaking or the listener? For example if I am woman speaking to a man do I say 3amil ieh? THANK YOU!😊
You are welcome
Next time please repeat twice. Shukran.
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inshaAllah
and speak louder in Egyptian and enunciate more. Thank you
I want to take a online class from you possebale
Email me please
thank you very much brother from Bangladesh.
You are welcome
ما شاء الله
جزاك الله خيرا
Salam alaikum
I am waiting for this
Walikomsalam 👍
How about “Good afternoon!” in egyptian arabic ??
We don't say
I have a question. If I'm female, saying "forgive me" to a male, do I use the female form because I'm talking?
I think I use the male form because of who I'm talking TO.
Correct?
No masculine سامحني: Samihni
@@LearnArabicwithustazmahmoud thank you so much. 🙂
WA aalaikum Assalam WA rahmatu ALLAH
allah reward you ...please share it
Hi.....nice to meet u.
Hi
Turn off the light اطفي النور
But to say it to a feminine person, it would be اطفية النور ?
Nope , but different pronouncsiation tho
Both for Male and Female اطفي النور
"I'm coming out" (ana kharij). Is this used in reference to leaving a building or a statement on one's sexual orientation?
😑😐😶🤔🤨 not what in your head
There are difference to say محصلتش حاجة and محصلش حاجة? With the verb in the past?
We don't say محلصتش حاجة
@@LearnArabicwithustazmahmoud why you guys don't say it in the past?
@@LucasCarvalho-pg9io this is in the past
Present we say مبيحصلش حاجة
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Рахмет!
You are welcome
I'm confused with male/female a lot. Sometimes its towards a woman and sometimes it is when the speaker is a woman? It would be good to know
Language depends on hearing, especially colloquial language, and has no grammar
@@LearnArabicwithustazmahmoud I meant in your video specifically
Shoran 😊
You are welcome
Keifa Haluk? How are you is good?
This is Egyptian dialect
@@LearnArabicwithustazmahmoud3amil ieh is Egyptian dialect?
It's so different from MSA, I hope to learn it too but seems so different😢
Yes
@@LearnArabicwithustazmahmoud i am observing that Egyptian Arabic is using اسم الفاعل more.
@@renu16 👏👏👏👏
Try to Switch to syrian bro that arabic makes more sense and it has correct pronounciation of Words
How do you know that...Are you an expert of Arabic?
Haja or haga ? Don't Egyptians say haga ?
Both
في كل بلاد العرب هم يحكون و يعرفون ب مصري ؟
ليس كل البلاد...ولكن كثير من البلاد تحب اللهجة المصرية
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How come it is sooo differen than MSA 😢😅😂.. okay I’m just gonna stick to MSA for now
OK
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اسلام علیکم it's is Greek to me
وعليكم السلام
1:30 AYOOOO
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Why did you pronounce some letters not in proper. For example : ج -jeem . You are pronouncing like ك
Egyptian dialect pronounces Jim like a hard g
That’s just the dialect📶
😩😩😩😩coz Egyptian Arabic ج sounds exactly like G ق
Are you living in Egypt?
Yes
@@LearnArabicwithustazmahmoud Great thank you.
I am total beginner
Apa kabar
الحمد لله
You are going to fast Slow down thanks
OK
Oh no you are having a bit of Eastern European Romanian accent.
You need to learn to Sarah This not zis. Many Egyptians have trouble with saying th sound for some reason and say zis and somesing
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Bit this is not real Arabic I knew before
It's dialect
Egyptian dialect is more dialect arabica Syria ...and much more sorry if you know anly clasic
Is this Arabic😅
Dialect
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