Thank you for the PDF. It is very helpful. I am going to Egypt in December and I know a little Arabic, but it is nice to learn the less formal "Egyptian way" so I can have more words to enjoy. Shokran!!
Hello I have a question, I’ve been seeing videos of people in Arabic who say “kaif kom, jabar kom’ what does this mean? I don’t know how to spell it and I don’t know Arabic but I’m very curious they alll say it
I wouldn't worry about your pronunciation of colloquial, but you've got the grammar of "this means that" backwards for English. You are saying Morning means sabah. In English, you present the new word and then define it. Sabah is the new word for English speakers, so the lesson is: Sabah means morning.
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Thank you for the PDF. It is very helpful. I am going to Egypt in December and I know a little Arabic, but it is nice to learn the less formal "Egyptian way" so I can have more words to enjoy. Shokran!!
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thanks to this
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Very good lesson can you make conversation videos in Egyptian Arabic
I definitely will! We are just starting here😊 .. hit the bell button to get the new stuff once I post it :)
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Please make more such videos...Regards
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Wow. Awesome lessons.
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Done! Thank you very much!
My pleasure
what about صباح القمر?
Yes Egyptian!!!!
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Hello I have a question, I’ve been seeing videos of people in Arabic who say “kaif kom, jabar kom’ what does this mean? I don’t know how to spell it and I don’t know Arabic but I’m very curious they alll say it
Kaifkum means how are you guys doing in some dialects .. akhbarkom means whats up with you guys
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I wouldn't worry about your pronunciation of colloquial, but you've got the grammar of "this means that" backwards for English. You are saying Morning means sabah. In English, you present the new word and then define it. Sabah is the new word for English speakers, so the lesson is: Sabah means morning.
What about اهلا ًوسهلاً ?
Once I told one of my Arabic teacher : have sweet dreams.
And she thought that I wanted to insult her.
better say tesba7y 3ala 5eer