Weather Words for Beginners (Spoken Arabic)

Here, Fridrik and Dani discuss some important vocabulary and simple phrases related to everyone's go to topic... the weather!
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[@whydoIneedone846]

Great video, thanks. 3 things to note from a religious Jew who knows (ancient) Hebrew.
1) Danny in English (and I imagine Arabic) comes from the Hebrew name Daniel, who was one of the Jews brought into captivity into Babylon and there is a book in Jewish scripture named after him
2) Interesting that Sukhin can mean hot, if you look at the beginning of Kings 1 you will see that King David has a young girl named Avishag to be a "Sokheneth" which we understand to mean that she keeps him warm (because he was old and couldn't retain heat). A lot of people think she was a concubine but she wasn't, it says explicitly in the verses there that he "did not know her" which is constantly used as a Biblical euphemism for.. you know (for example with Adam and Eve).
3) Some other etymological comparisons: Bard is the same root as Barad in Hebrew which means hale (which is obviously cold).
4) Thalj would be sheleg in Hebrew which also means snow.
Thanks again!

[@soso7ab]

داني اسم مذكر لاسم دانية والاثنين بمعنى قريب

[@samsgroi7024]

Thanks for making this incredible resource available. One question: To make a word feminine, do you always use a taa marbuta ـة or can you sometimes use the ه. I ask because when texting with Arabic native speakers, I sometimes see the ه used instead of the ـة. For example, someone will say انا ساكنه بعمان instead of انا ساكنة بعمان.

[@hanadisy5515]

Literally these words are not Arabic, rather they are Aramaic words😅

[@amelia-dz5kl]

اليوم كتير برد :)

[@hanadisy5515]

We say
في مطر اليوم و ليس شتا اليوم

[@gastonmartinez6316]

Great lesson!! Can I also use مطر for rain?
I love your videos with colleagues!❤

[@CGEJordan]

Yes, but it is an MSA word and not used as much in Spoken Arabic.

[@mamudukmamuduk4584]

😅

[@5Gazto]

شكرا

[@bca-2257]

Sooo helpful, thank you! 🙏🏻 شكرا كتير

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