Best levantine resource on the internet. There are little arabic teachers that use the arabic letters in the lessons alongside with the transcription, specially for levantine. You are my main sources for learning, alongside with books. Never stop doing this, thanks a lot!
We appreciate you for taking these videos that help us a lot and support our developments in terms of learning arabic through new verbs. Keep going and we'll be appreciating you sir :)
incredible lesson! It is hard to find the correct verb forms in colloquial Levantine in one spot, thank you for summarizing these as well as giving us the example sentences, which are equally helpful!
I guess Im randomly asking but does someone know of a method to get back into an instagram account..? I was stupid lost the password. I love any help you can offer me!
@Asa Kellen i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and im trying it out now. I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
*Mar7aba estaz:Keif betquul bil larzhie shamiyyeh 'I need to learn more' as in "I speak a little Arabic but I need to learn more" 2na ba7ki 3rabi schway bes... Shukran.*
I really appreciate you again with some more humble request to please do more lesson on two verbs usage everyday as To make someone do something like work ,happy,angry,feel bad or good........thanks in advance😊😊
Hi Ibrahim, How can I build a that- or a to-sentence in Levantine Arabic with 2ala? So for example how can I say "I told them TO come" and "I said THAT you are beautiful"? Thank you a lot!
That's the subjunctive tense (check the grammar section ) it's usually as simple as placing a verb after the other like qeltelo yeji as per your example. The second "that" is "Enno" like qelet eno enta helu and this is something I have looked at here and in my grammar book and activity books
Thank you so much for the videos the tend to be really helpful to learn spoken Arabic, in addition i do have a question/video request regarding Arabic verb conjugation involves adding suffix to a base verb however im having trouble understanding how or why sometimes the diacritics in the base verb itself tend to change. :)
Such a great video, thank you! I had two questions ... 1. With the same verb, sometimes you use عن، إنو، مع and sometimes you leave it out. Is that one of the tricky things that you have to pick up with practice, because there aren’t any really good rules? 2. For every verb I saw, you use إل- with the corresponding ending for the object - like قلتلو. The only exception I saw was for Sarah: you use كلمتني - ن . For the other pronouns with كلم it’s إل - like انا كلمتو إنه . Why is that? Thank you so much for taking the time to answer these questions! You’re a great teacher
The video is exported in 1080 full HD sadly I am not sure what we could do more about it. Sometimes it down to the internet speed of downloading and rendering the video resolution as that tends to be the case most times.
Thank you for wonderful videos
Thanks Rifay
Best levantine resource on the internet. There are little arabic teachers that use the arabic letters in the lessons alongside with the transcription, specially for levantine. You are my main sources for learning, alongside with books. Never stop doing this, thanks a lot!
Thanks
Million of thanks for this wonderful and very useful lessons.😊😊😊❤❤❤
ahla wa sahla
We appreciate you for taking these videos that help us a lot and support our developments in terms of learning arabic through new verbs. Keep going and we'll be appreciating you sir :)
It's my pleasure
What a great lesson again ! LOVE IT !
Thanks again!
Amazing content in this video ! Still very useful 🎉
Regards from Brussels ! And take care !
Thanks
incredible lesson! It is hard to find the correct verb forms in colloquial Levantine in one spot, thank you for summarizing these as well as giving us the example sentences, which are equally helpful!
شكراً كتير
I guess Im randomly asking but does someone know of a method to get back into an instagram account..?
I was stupid lost the password. I love any help you can offer me!
@Nelson Briar instablaster =)
@Asa Kellen i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and im trying it out now.
I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Asa Kellen It did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thanks so much you saved my ass !
*Mar7aba estaz:Keif betquul bil larzhie shamiyyeh 'I need to learn more' as in "I speak a little Arabic but I need to learn more" 2na ba7ki 3rabi schway bes... Shukran.*
أنا لازم إتعلّم أكتر
@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic Thank you for the reply.Is is:2na ba7ki 3rabi schway bes (2na) laazim 2it3llam ektir?
I really appreciate you again with some more humble request to please do more lesson on two verbs usage everyday as
To make someone do something like work ,happy,angry,feel bad or good........thanks in advance😊😊
will do :) ahla wa sahla
Thank you. Once again very useful. At 6.14 there is "man reason". Is it a typo and should read "main reason"?
Yes, thanks for pointing it out
Hi Ibrahim,
How can I build a that- or a to-sentence in Levantine Arabic with 2ala? So for example how can I say "I told them TO come" and "I said THAT you are beautiful"? Thank you a lot!
That's the subjunctive tense (check the grammar section ) it's usually as simple as placing a verb after the other like qeltelo yeji as per your example. The second "that" is "Enno" like qelet eno enta helu and this is something I have looked at here and in my grammar book and activity books
Thank you for the colours, it's easier to memorize 🤓🤓
I am very pleased :)
Thank you so much for the videos the tend to be really helpful to learn spoken Arabic, in addition i do have a question/video request regarding Arabic verb conjugation involves adding suffix to a base verb however im having trouble understanding how or why sometimes the diacritics in the base verb itself tend to change. :)
Hopefully more to come soon. check the verbs playlist as I have made some
Such a great video, thank you! I had two questions ...
1. With the same verb, sometimes you use عن، إنو، مع and sometimes you leave it out. Is that one of the tricky things that you have to pick up with practice, because there aren’t any really good rules?
2. For every verb I saw, you use إل- with the corresponding ending for the object - like قلتلو. The only exception I saw was for Sarah: you use كلمتني - ن . For the other pronouns with كلم it’s إل - like انا كلمتو إنه . Why is that?
Thank you so much for taking the time to answer these questions! You’re a great teacher
The answer would have to be in a session as it's not straight forward typing. I will reply in a video for that in the near future. Thanks
The pic for words not goood. We can't see well
But lecture was good.can u repeat again
The video is exported in 1080 full HD sadly I am not sure what we could do more about it. Sometimes it down to the internet speed of downloading and rendering the video resolution as that tends to be the case most times.
If you tilt your phone and put it in widescreen you can read it fine. :)