7 Common Arabic Sayings You should Know!

These Arabic expressions are used A LOT, so learn them and amaze your Arabic friends today!
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[@Lo88noy]

loved it! Always interpreted العقل زينة wrong 😂

[@MrSulemanha]

Loving these. If one wants to self-deprecate can one say عقلي زينة😂

[@olgaveklich]

amazing content, both in quality and volume, keep doing the great work

[@md.farukuzzaman3911]

Its very nice Man, like you teaching❤

[@tobijahmorse3138]

shukran ia Habibi

[@Curly3373]

The 2nd expression is masculin and you said you can use it for a guy or a girl. Do you change the ه in ها in that case or it invariable?

[@CGEJordan]

It is masculine and does not change when using it for a female because the ه is not speaking to the person but to the situation (i.e., what happened).

[@striderstrider2000]

ممتز!

[@imtiazhaniff2001]

This is excellent

[@RobPoelstra-m8h]

Good lesssssson!!!

[@laiths3363]

Great as always!

[@rashidah9307]

Awesome! Shukran kteer! It's great to see you all posting so much content! I have been watching your videos for the last 2-3 years during my Jordanian Arabic journey. By the way, the last expression is my favorite. It's also probably the most useful to me, as I have many friends in my American city who are refugees. I would love to have a way to say "no problem" that puts a smile on their faces. :)

[@antoniovittorio4686]

👋 Thank you a lot for these commonly used Arabic sayings. It would be very interesting if you could make a range of videos on this topic. Actually, it seems to me that native Arabic speakers often use sayings when they talk. So, thank you again for this excellent video and have a great day 🎉

[@saroshk9751]

Great video! Thanks!

[@TriStarIII]

ميرسي!

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