How to use the Prepositions: From, About, Between, With, On with Suffixes in Levantine Syrian Arabic

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  • @ArabicwithManar
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  • @ridhofahlevi6637
    @ridhofahlevi6637 2 роки тому +1

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    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 роки тому +1

      Ahlan Ridho 👋🏼
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    • @ridhofahlevi6637
      @ridhofahlevi6637 2 роки тому

      @@ArabicwithManar I will Mrs. Manar

  • @aamirkhan6692
    @aamirkhan6692 11 місяців тому

    Wow she is so underrated Arabic teacher, she actually is the best teacher on UA-cam for Levantine Arabic

  • @veliylmaz7535
    @veliylmaz7535 3 роки тому +2

    thank you so much... i searched lots of levantine dialect online. syrian dialect youtube channel is less than levantine dialect online... You made a great thing.. During your lesson, you are ethical, respectful and familiar...please continue your videos...

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  3 роки тому

      Ahlan veli 💐
      Nice comments like yours always keep me motivated to continue 🙂
      Always feel free to leave me comments when you have any questions or suggestions.

  • @mikhailabunidal9146
    @mikhailabunidal9146 3 роки тому +1

    برافو عليكي منار 👏 الله يعطيكي العافية متل على طول ،هالدرس إنقال منيح. كل واحد من طلابك متعلم إشي جديد كل مرة.

  • @rashidah9307
    @rashidah9307 2 роки тому

    Shukran kteer!! This is really an amazing lesson! You took a beginner's level topic and added depth to it by including such great examples of how prepositions are commonly used in colloquial speech. Much appreciated!!

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 роки тому

      Salam Rashidah 👋🏼 tekrami
      I'm glad it was useful 🙂

  • @pompikaushal4604
    @pompikaushal4604 3 роки тому +2

    Maharbaan, ustadha! Great lesson like always, I really found it very useful! These suffixes are really very important,or rather imperative for speaking Arabic correctly! Shukraan jazilaan wa barak Allah fiki!

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  3 роки тому

      Marahib Pompi 👋
      Shou ilakbar?
      I'm happy that you found it useful 💐

    • @pompikaushal4604
      @pompikaushal4604 3 роки тому

      @@ArabicwithManar Shukran jazilaan! 'Ana bikhayr wa'anti? 👐👍

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  3 роки тому

      @@pompikaushal4604 ana tamam 🙂

  • @hugoramirez3411
    @hugoramirez3411 2 роки тому

    Watching your old videos! Very helpful thank you for your time and effort!

  • @garybennett5645
    @garybennett5645 3 роки тому +1

    Sukran for another excellent lesson you always deliver. You explain everything clearly and effectively.. l get Up early Australian time as I enjoy these lessons every Sunday♥️✌️

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  3 роки тому

      Ahlan Gary 👋 keef ilhhal?
      I'm always happy to read your comments 🙂

  • @abrarhussain8830
    @abrarhussain8830 3 роки тому

    MA shaa Allah nice lesson plz make stories long sentences

  • @auwalabubakar5614
    @auwalabubakar5614 3 роки тому

    Thank you my mum

  • @theboxingbreakdown5535
    @theboxingbreakdown5535 3 роки тому

    Great lesson!

  • @mapofg6095
    @mapofg6095 3 роки тому

    Shukran ktir, ya manar. Shu akhbarik? I hope everuthing s ok with you. 👋

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  3 роки тому

      Ahlan Mimmo 👋 ana tamam shukran, inte Shou ilakbar?

  • @raffaeledirito279
    @raffaeledirito279 2 роки тому +1

    Hello Manar, I've got a couple of questions. They're not about this lesson, but I hope I can ask you anyway :)
    1) Are there any other ways to say "only, just" than "bas"? Because otherwise how can I say for example "but only", e.g. maa biddi qahwe, (but only) maai. Or would you simply use only "bas" to mean both in this sentence?
    2) In some languages there are different ways to say "but" (e.g. in German sondern and aber, like when you say "not only...BUT also" is a different "but" from for example "I wanted to comet then BUT I got a cold"). Is it also in Levantine Arabic like this or would you use bas in both cases?
    Thank you a lot for your help and attention in advance!

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 роки тому +1

      ahlan Raffaele👋🏽 we use 'bas' to say but, only and just, so you can use 'bas' in all the examples that you gave. Easy😉😁

    • @raffaeledirito279
      @raffaeledirito279 2 роки тому

      @@ArabicwithManar شكرا، شغلك باليوتيوب حلو كتير :)

  • @busraakbyk6151
    @busraakbyk6151 2 роки тому

    Hello, thank you so much for great lessons. Is this used in Damascus? So is this the Shammi Dialect?

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 роки тому +1

      Ahlan Bushra 👋🏼 yes it is shammi dialect 👍🏼
      Always feel free to leave me comments when you have any questions or suggestions or just to say hi 🙂

  • @ivornworrell
    @ivornworrell 3 роки тому

    Ahlan ustaadha, shukran kteer 3ala hadal feedeeo.At about 01:38, does the verb عم إستنى also mean "I am waiting" as opposed to "I am waiting for..." .For example, if I go to a take-away restaurant & I'm waiting until the food is prepared, can I say عم إستنى

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  3 роки тому +1

      Salam Ivor 👋
      Yes you can use عم استنى as I'm waiting

    • @ivornworrell
      @ivornworrell 3 роки тому

      @@ArabicwithManar Shukran jazeelan yaa m3allimmeh.

  • @ivornworrell
    @ivornworrell 3 роки тому

    MarHaba m3allimmeh, at about 11:11 which verb or verbs is used in the Levantine dialect when you are meeting someone from time to time? الله يخلينا ياكي، بِأمان الله مع السﻻمة

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  3 роки тому +1

      Ahlan Ivor 👋
      You could use iltaqit,
      إلتقيت بمازن اليوم
      I meet Mazen today.
      Or shefet, شفت.
      I saw Mazen today
      Or ijtama't. اجتمعت بمازن اليوم

    • @ivornworrell
      @ivornworrell 3 роки тому

      @@ArabicwithManar Shukran kteer ustaadha.Is that the letter ba attached as a prefix to Mazen? بمازن Or is the letter ba apart of the name?

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  3 роки тому +1

      @@ivornworrell it's the prefix ba
      "bemazen" بمازن
      مازن the name is

    • @ivornworrell
      @ivornworrell 3 роки тому

      @@ArabicwithManar Shukran ustaadha.One final question please:Based upon your two examples, it seems that the verbs iltaqit & ijtama't need to be followed by the letter ba.For example, ana iltaqit/ijtama't beManar ilyom.Is that correct?

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  3 роки тому +1

      @@ivornworrell yes that's right 👍🏼

  • @deijahheyward6573
    @deijahheyward6573 3 роки тому +1

    Marhaba! I have a question, can “a’leeki” also be used to tell someone they have something on them? For example a bug 🐜, and they ask, “where is it??!!” Can I say, “a’leeki!/a’leek!” To say that the bug is on him/her?

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  3 роки тому +1

      Ahlan Deijah 🌼
      Yes you can.
      Always feel free to leave me comments when you have any questions or suggestions.

  • @soulsrgonesoulsrgone4165
    @soulsrgonesoulsrgone4165 2 роки тому

    Hey, I’m trying to figure out something as simple as saying ‘for you’. I’ve seen websites tell me ‘لَك' but i’m a little unsure of it. Is ‘Lak’ correct? And is it truly pronounced as just Lak?

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  2 роки тому

      ahlan 👋🏼 "lak" is fusHa in spoken we say "elak" "الَك"

  • @sammybyatt8390
    @sammybyatt8390 3 роки тому

    أهلين و طمنا عنك…بقدم جملة من الكلمات اليوم…
    المعرفة منك دائما حلوة و ناخذ عنها الفوائد و شو شيء عنها استثنائي …خلي القصة بيني و بينك …لا تنسى نحن معك بالّي تعطينا و علينا لدعمك قناتك. 🎢

  • @HiyayaHo
    @HiyayaHo 3 роки тому

    Would be great if you could add the harakat ...

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  3 роки тому +1

      I will think about that 🙂

    • @HiyayaHo
      @HiyayaHo 3 роки тому

      Thank you teacher ,, much appreciated

  • @sonisenjaya8499
    @sonisenjaya8499 10 місяців тому

    Madam, so If I say انا عم اقرا is it right?

  • @loretonavarretemariscal3561
    @loretonavarretemariscal3561 2 роки тому

    Mar7aba ya 3azizti, i have a very big doubt with the word 3ALA, i know what it mean con but I don't understand the following differences for example
    Estanani v/s Estana 3aley , ghayartak v/s ghayart 3aleyk, esm3ek v/s esm3 3aleyki
    Etc etc

  • @mikhailabunidal9146
    @mikhailabunidal9146 3 роки тому +1

    معليش, بس انني ناسيه تفسري انو "من " يمكن يقصد "مش / مو "
    بلكي المرة للي الجاية في اخر درس

    • @ArabicwithManar
      @ArabicwithManar  3 роки тому

      اهلن ميخائيل 🙂 شكرا عالتزكير