*I am a Bangladeshi, my lecturer was from Egypt. I wish to visit Egypt since I heard about Pharaoh and lots of Islamic history and your culture. Need to learn Arabic. I got you more effective. Thanks, brother* 🇧🇩 🇪🇬
I’m so happy that I found your videos! You explained everything so well and easy to understand! Usually Egyptians I knew couldn’t explain their language ! Please continue updating
Fantastic learning page for Egyptian Arabic! I'm Swiss and have been living and working in Egypt for about one year now, but only recently I've come across this really helpful page. No book or no internet page teaches and analyzes quickly spoken Egyptian sentences the way you do. Most learning programs teach us a slow way of pronouncing and speaking sentences. That's all very fine, too, but after a while I've realized that the pronunciation changes, once words are connected together quickly. Also, the sentences you teach are really useful and often occur in everyday life. Thanks so much for your great contributions here, Mimo!
I am Egyptian and I like your English bro your pronounce is so good, also I feel sorry for people who try tolearn our language ( Egyptian dialect) cause it's really hard and complicated but keep going guys عاش يا ابطال ❤
Oh ya akhi! It is so so true on the timing! Most of my egyptian friends are like that.. hahaha! I've been trying to learn my egyptian quite awhile and at the same time my arabic too and has found your videos zay al foul!! Shokran!! Keep the vidz coming!
That's great actually. Many people originally from Egypt living abroad have unfortunately lost touch with the language and just don't try to learn. I wish you all the best. Sorry for the late reply
I was looking for such videos. I'm so eager to learn Egyptian style Arabic as I will surprise my Egyptian colleagues with some learned phrases and sentences. Thank you so much man ❤👍
This is indeed a very helpful video into Egyptian Arabic. Thank you for explaining the phrases and giving examples of everyday language... it is very helpful to see the phrases written in Arabic. Please could you try to pronounce them several times slowly and then fast so that I can grasp the way you flow the words into each other
Mimo, this lesson was very well organised. I did not understand everything thing but I learned lots and 'connected dots', even in the more difficult parts. You are a super star 🌟. Thank you.
@@EgyptianArabicMimo Your method of teaching was exemplory. My understanding of the grammar, some words, verb endings etc is what I had to go over several times. Because it is all written in Egyptian, in 'English' letters, in English also And you repeat the pronunciation of the sentences both slowly and also 'naturally'.... Made this your best video so far in my opinion. You have given us everything we need to learn, and learn it well. All we need to do is engage, research, listen, write it down, practise and repeat all of the above. Bless you thanks. I go to Egypt because my health improves so much in the dry sun, salty sea and constant breeze (in Hurghada). I only wanted to learn.. 'please, thank you, May I have, have a nice day etc.... But jeeezzz; I am hooked now 😂. Thank you so much. 😇💖
thanks for all these notes but i advice anyone wanna learn Arabic as a well and communicate with any dialects to learn (Classical Arabic). that's the best way
Lets see if I can say this: makaltish leh yabni elakl elly sebthoolak fi el matba5. Awia keda..3ala fekra ana men Bangladesh bas 3ayesh fi NY....love the way you teach. Very thorough.
I mistakenly wrote مقلتش which is incorrect in the ”why didn't you eat the food I left for you in the kitchen?” question. the correct spelling is ماكلتش ua-cam.com/video/KPv_yTHOPdI/v-deo.html
Its a big help bro....thanks for posting thos vedio.It helps alot.Laughing about Egyptian time when they said il come at 8 you should expect them to come at 9pml
شكراً! أنا من الهند 🇮🇳. اليوم ضيعت وظيفة فقط لعدم علمي اللهجة المصرية. إن هذا الفيديو ساعدني كثير في تعلم اللهجة المصرية. لو سمحت شارك معي مثل هذه الفيديوهات. شكراً مرة ثانية
Hi Mimo, thank you for the very informative video. Your channel is amazing by the way. I studied MSA at the university and I speak a little Shami dialect but I need to learn some spoken Egyptian Arabic as I'll be travelling to Egypt soon for a vacation, and I just wanted to brush up on my conversational Arabic. Your videos are just what I need. Thanks again. Greetings from Armenia! :) ❤️
Thank you so much! Amazing effort and very useful! Can you please also include the English translation for each individual Arabic word when you’re teaching us a phrase?
MIMO - You're fantastic! I've been SO frustrated looking for Egyptian Arabic and "street" Arabic to boot! Presto! Here you are. I'll be back to practice over and over. I'll check out your other videos. Can you do one on favorite subjects that native Egyptians like to discuss? There's a handbook that had questions on UFOs in them. Is this something many are open to there? Thanks so much. Hugs from Canada.
Haha that's funny. People don't really discuss UFOs in Egypt but sure they are open to discussions for sure. I'll take note of that suggestion, it's good I can do a video about it. Im glad you enjoyed the video
I pronounced *sebtohoolak* correctly.🎉 I loved this lesson & thanks for shedding light on la'a & la. Lol, I've said La'a in a sentence before. Egyptian arab dialect is the most delightful.
@@EgyptianArabicMimo Thank you for helping me become Egyptian😃👍🏽 You're a great teacher, Shukran! Can you do a video on how to tell the time with a Clock on the screen? That would be great, at your convenience.
I have been studying egiptian Arabic for few months and besara7a the second part is challenging But I am very grateful for the podcast and great job, thank you !!!!!😊❤
This video was really great. I am glad you caught the error you made lol i would love to have a teacher but it is so hard to find someone. If you have any suggestions let me know. I will be watching more of your vids!!
Yes, that's cool! I understand it all... haha...well, I remember it from years back...so I knew it before. It's cool for me to sort of get back into it. Plus learning some reading is good too! Thx a lot!
Why do we use howa in the beginning of the sentence? Example: howa enta betro7 el sho3'l el sa3a kam? That confuses me little bit, howa means "he", right? And we have enta, which is "you"
you don't really need to say ”howa”. I'm just trying to show how natives speakers ask questions. howa here doesn't necessarily mean he. it can refer to the entire situation. I'll make a specific video about it in the future
السلام عليكم I came across your channel today... it inspired me alot n corrected my vocabulary as well as I always got mixed up with masculine and feminine in Arabic.... I do know some of Egyptian Arabic but would like to learn the details like how to communicate complete sentences.. instead of broken 😮 I have a request if u could Kindly make up some videos on phrases used in teaching field like communicating with students and colleagues as I'm working as a teacher and teaching Egyptian students...😀 I have learnt alot of Egyptian from my students as well 😊
I see, that's an interesting topic. I hope you can learn more from watching more of my videos and to learn videos daily here is my instagram page as well instagram.com/egyptianarabicmimo/
@@EgyptianArabicMimo جزاك الله خيرا I hv watched almost half of your videos since evening and I feel I know pretty much of Egyptian... وأنا لهجة مصرية كمان ❤ As I listen to Egyptian Music as well but Ur truly a great instructor... Egyptians b proud of u 😍
Hey Mimo, I've been trying to woo this Egyptian girl and been learning Egyptian Arabic thru your videos Want to see if you can help me with any romantic Egyptian Arabic poems I can learn?
hoo refers to the masculine object or subject haaaa refers to the feminine object or subject 3amalthaaaaalak : I did the feminine thing for the masculine you 3amalthoolak : I did the masculine thing for the masculine you if it's the feminine you then the ending would be lik not lak
@@stevegoo135 hoo and haa is just like saying it or them, depending on the object. we sell them (benbe3hum) we see shirts (benbee3 umsan) why would I say (we sell it shirts) benbe3hum umsan do you get it?
U spoke some of those sentences very fast and all that does is discourage people from learning the language cuz there's no point in making all this effort to learn a language if you're still not going to be able to understand people because of how fast they talk
with time and effort, you can understand anything. I've seen and know people who were able to do it. tons of people speak and understand languages that aren't their first all over the world. don't be discouraged just give yourself time and be persistent
Hey man good stuff, but 2 things: 1. drop the English capital letters, they are hard to read, it is like aligning a bunch of boxes of similar sizes and 2. black letters on a gray background? I am sure you get it. Keep up the good work.
I know that feeling. Good luck to you. My advice is, don't study the language like a school subject. Try to incorporate it in your life and take advantage of the fact that you have a native speaker with you all the time
@@EgyptianArabicMimo thanks for your encouragement! Problem is...gozi is born and bred here and although speaks Arabic ok, isn't great. Plus can only about read and write in Arabic. It makes it so incredibly frustrating..plus we have 3 lovely kids who are young and want to learn. Any advice on where else to learn it? I speak and understand it slightly..went on to study MSA and felt absolutely back at square 1 due to the crazy differences. So am sticking at Egyptian Arabic for now. Your videos are an absolute blessing x
@@ayeshapyesha7301 for kids I strongly recommend just getting them used to using the language with a parent, rather than studying it as a subject to avoid boredom. You could watch Egyptian movies or kids shows on UA-cam. Everything is available on UA-cam. Just search Egyptian movies or series
@@EgyptianArabicMimo ok I'll bear this in mind. I think I've tried the study approach too much as opposed to the more fun approach. Thanks for all your advice, please keep up the videos! I'm going through them one by one since I found you this morning alhamdulilah. 😊 Have a great day/evening inshaallah. I'm in the UK, assuming you may be in US or Canada.
I have a question. For 3amil eh the pronounce I couldn’t understand. Is it am-mill -eh male and am-ma-eh female? Thank you if anyone can clear that up for me.
Keif aw Ezzayy ta?uul bi-lihga maSriyya al-gumla at-taaliya? "I haven't spoken Arabic in a long time. " [Ma kallimteesh el-3rabi min zamaan}? aw [......min fitra tawiila] ? Thank you so much for your time and help.
Ana matkallimtesh 3araby min zaman/ min fatra taweela
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TEACHER! If you make the next video about describing people, teach us how to say "my friend(s)", because, as I've seen, there are more than one word for "friend".
Dude, please tell US about how to ask some one with the verb. And please guide US to know the verbs, because that was different verbs, from arabic formal. Iam from Indonesia, And iam a student in al azhar university, i need your help.
Asking with the verb is just using the same regular verb conjugation you'd use in a normal sentence. For example He studies everyday Howa beyzakir kol yom Does he study everyday? Howa beyzakir kol yom? It's the exact same sentence but act a little puzzled, do you know what I mean? A simple change of tone.
@@ARRIRBROTHER aha I see well that's in a video in the future. Thanks for the request. To quickly answer you, it's the same sentence exactly and you add the question word at the end Why do you study? Enta betzakir leh? What do you study? Enta betzakir eh? And so on
Hello, mimo, I am a new subscriber, I like your lesson too much. the new year is coming now, specially for China, we have many thing special for spring festival, so can you make one lesson for this festival, about food, too much people all push to air port, train station... To go back to home to unit with family, and big city will be almost empty in this occasion.. and children will get money in red pocket from adult, and fireworks,... Too much traditional customs ..all kids in new clothes... Can you make this lesson? If can, anything you need more information, I send you, thank u in advance.of course, you can introduce more customs from all over the world... If you are interested to this topic.
@@EgyptianArabicMimo thank you for your quick response, time is not a problem,our holiday will be around 2 weeks or more, during this period of time, all are OK for us, we hope we watch your video about something related to the holiday when we are seated in comfortable sofa while enjoy our holiday, yes, add some useful words is a good idea, it will plus our fun... Thank you again!
Ahlan ya Mimo, can you explain "ba2alha" in "heyya id-dunya betmaTTar ba2alha ad eh?". Is it from the verb "بقى"? If so, why would it be ba2a-li-ha and not ba2yit? Thank you
@@EgyptianArabicMimo So would "howwa ba2alu bitishtaghal fi Starbucks min talat shuhoor" as "He has been working at Starbucks for 3 months" be correct then? Shokran
@@ryant9695 first of all the order is incorrect, 2nd the verb conjugation is also incorrect correction: howa beyeshta3'al fe Starbucks ba2alo talat shohoor. you said (min talat shohor), this means 3 months ago.
@@EgyptianArabicMimo Perfect, thank you. And just out of curiosity, do you believe Egypt should adopt maSri as an official language alongside fuSHa? If so, should maSri adopt the Latin alphabet as well?
@@ryant9695 Egyptians or Arabic speakers in general don't see their accent\dialect as a separate language no matter how different it may seem than standard Arabic. if you ask anyone from those countries what's your language called , the answer will always be Arabic. no one will say Egyptian Arabic or Lebanese and so on. so to answer your question i don't think Egypt should haha
*I am a Bangladeshi, my lecturer was from Egypt. I wish to visit Egypt since I heard about Pharaoh and lots of Islamic history and your culture. Need to learn Arabic. I got you more effective. Thanks, brother* 🇧🇩 🇪🇬
I’m so happy that I found your videos! You explained everything so well and easy to understand! Usually Egyptians I knew couldn’t explain their language ! Please continue updating
I'm glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic learning page for Egyptian Arabic! I'm Swiss and have been living and working in Egypt for about one year now, but only recently I've come across this really helpful page. No book or no internet page teaches and analyzes quickly spoken Egyptian sentences the way you do. Most learning programs teach us a slow way of pronouncing and speaking sentences. That's all very fine, too, but after a while I've realized that the pronunciation changes, once words are connected together quickly. Also, the sentences you teach are really useful and often occur in everyday life. Thanks so much for your great contributions here, Mimo!
I'm glad you find my channel useful. For more everyday sentences you should follow my Instagram page. Egyptianarabicmimo
Wow very useful lesson. Please keep doing more and more....
Each new video is better than the previous one. Thanks a lot
shokraaan
Shokran kiteer! Ana fahma el araby bs Msh kiteer. El araby helwa 😍. Salam mn Amerika!
@@sarahdurrett4587 حلو جدا
@@sarahdurrett4587 it's very good but as a hint el araby helw not helwa coz arabic is masculine but keep going i appreciate ur efforts 👌🏻👍🏻
I am Egyptian and I like your English bro your pronounce is so good, also I feel sorry for people who try tolearn our language ( Egyptian dialect) cause it's really hard and complicated but keep going guys
عاش يا ابطال ❤
Thank you for the english word pronounciation on the screen, how its color coded, and written in arabic.
I appreciate you!
Pls dont stop posting, you help a lot ❤️❤️❤️ love from malaysia
you are so my favorite teacher now. thank you for rocking it !
thanks a lot for the support, I'm glad you liked it
You are awesome in how you teach...jazak Allah Khair
Thanks my brother I got a lot from your videos . Please keep going
Oh ya akhi! It is so so true on the timing! Most of my egyptian friends are like that.. hahaha! I've been trying to learn my egyptian quite awhile and at the same time my arabic too and has found your videos zay al foul!! Shokran!! Keep the vidz coming!
zay el foll haha thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed my videos
Is it bad that I’m a Egyptian watching this cause I want to ‘refresh’ my Arabic before I visit Egypt
That's great actually. Many people originally from Egypt living abroad have unfortunately lost touch with the language and just don't try to learn. I wish you all the best.
Sorry for the late reply
same hahah
I was looking for such videos. I'm so eager to learn Egyptian style Arabic as I will surprise my Egyptian colleagues with some learned phrases and sentences. Thank you so much man ❤👍
This is indeed a very helpful video into Egyptian Arabic. Thank you for explaining the phrases and giving examples of everyday language... it is very helpful to see the phrases written in Arabic. Please could you try to pronounce them several times slowly and then fast so that I can grasp the way you flow the words into each other
I'll repeat the sentences more in future videos.
nice video, I really like it! You're a great teacher.
شكرا
Thanks a lot
Wow, just found your channel, so helpful. Thank you, keep them coming👍
I love this vidio...hope someday i can visit Egypt..i am from Philippines
Mimo, this lesson was very well organised. I did not understand everything thing but I learned lots and 'connected dots', even in the more difficult parts. You are a super star 🌟. Thank you.
thanks a lot for the nice comment I am so glad. please let me know what is it exactly that you didn't understand
@@EgyptianArabicMimo Your method of teaching was exemplory. My understanding of the grammar, some words, verb endings etc is what I had to go over several times. Because it is all written in Egyptian, in 'English' letters, in English also And you repeat the pronunciation of the sentences both slowly and also 'naturally'.... Made this your best video so far in my opinion. You have given us everything we need to learn, and learn it well. All we need to do is engage, research, listen, write it down, practise and repeat all of the above. Bless you thanks. I go to Egypt because my health improves so much in the dry sun, salty sea and constant breeze (in Hurghada). I only wanted to learn.. 'please, thank you, May I have, have a nice day etc.... But jeeezzz; I am hooked now 😂. Thank you so much. 😇💖
Very good, I have a hard time understanding Egyptians but this definitely helped
Thank you! I understood most of it but alhamdulillah also some new words :-)
Great video! Thank you for this and your English is excellent this helps me a lot. :)
thanks for the compliment. both English and Arabic are first languages. :D
very very useful video. I like your tone.thank u . Allah bless you
I'm glad you liked it. thanks
Thank you for your video from Maaysia...
شكرا لك
I appreciate your video.
Keep on
Make a special program with level and with deadline.
A lot of People need to be fluent in Egyptian Arabic
شكرا اخي
بحس بالفخر لما بشوف حد بيحب لغتنا ويتعلمها ❤
ناس كتير بيحبوا مصر و اكتر مننا كمان
@@EgyptianArabicMimo فعلا
Keep producing such video ,bro.. Thanks a million
Thank you for the lessons. It very helpful!!
You're welcome
@@EgyptianArabicMimo but can i know is that true there's a few words that can differentiate between peoples from Cairo and Alex?
@@ainasufian7821 yes, the accent is a little different in Alexandria. I teach the cairo accent or just normal Egyptian
This is so helpful! Thank you so much for it!👏
You're welcome I'm glad you enjoyed it
Thanks
Best vedeo ever I seen your way of explanation awsom
thanks for all these notes but i advice anyone wanna learn Arabic as a well and communicate with any dialects to learn (Classical Arabic). that's the best way
Lets see if I can say this: makaltish leh yabni elakl elly sebthoolak fi el matba5. Awia keda..3ala fekra ana men Bangladesh bas 3ayesh fi NY....love the way you teach. Very thorough.
I'm glad you liked it
Excellent video!
شكرا
شكرا جزيلا يا أخي
Thank you!! This is such a gem of information
thanks u speak very clear.
thanks for the comment
I mistakenly wrote مقلتش which is incorrect in the ”why didn't you eat the food I left for you in the kitchen?” question. the correct spelling is ماكلتش
ua-cam.com/video/KPv_yTHOPdI/v-deo.html
Assalamu aleykum! Can you give your mail to contact you?
@@calm-happy mahm32@gmail.com and you can go to the ”about” section to find other ways to contact me
check your mail I replied
Like enta betel'ab leih? Just like this Word, thanks in advance dude.
WHAT DOES لسا AND بسه MEANS?
I am planning to return to Cairo, this time I want to talk with people!! thankssss
Thank you soo sooo much
I really needed to know all of this
I love the way you present what you’re teaching. And yes you are so right about the never on time 😅
thanks a lot, I'm glad you liked it.
yes, we are always late.
Very useful video bro... thanks very much
Its a big help bro....thanks for posting thos vedio.It helps alot.Laughing about Egyptian time when they said il come at 8 you should expect them to come at 9pml
haha yes it's the truth
شكراً! أنا من الهند 🇮🇳. اليوم ضيعت وظيفة فقط لعدم علمي اللهجة المصرية. إن هذا الفيديو ساعدني كثير في تعلم اللهجة المصرية. لو سمحت شارك معي مثل هذه الفيديوهات. شكراً مرة ثانية
Amazing video, you're doing a great job.
Thanks bro
Yeah, i knew almost all of those phrases, but it's a really helpful video to repeat them👍👍👍 shokran, 👍
Thanks, this was really cool!
Hi Mimo, thank you for the very informative video. Your channel is amazing by the way. I studied MSA at the university and I speak a little Shami dialect but I need to learn some spoken Egyptian Arabic as I'll be travelling to Egypt soon for a vacation, and I just wanted to brush up on my conversational Arabic. Your videos are just what I need. Thanks again. Greetings from Armenia! :) ❤️
I'm glad you found my channel helpful
Great Video, keep them going
Thank you so much! Amazing effort and very useful! Can you please also include the English translation for each individual Arabic word when you’re teaching us a phrase?
It's already included, English transliteration and Arabic as well. Im planning on making an in depth video soon about this video
Learn EgyptianArabic & English with MIMO thank you thank you! Can’t wait!
MIMO - You're fantastic! I've been SO frustrated looking for Egyptian Arabic and "street" Arabic to boot! Presto! Here you are. I'll be back to practice over and over. I'll check out your other videos. Can you do one on favorite subjects that native Egyptians like to discuss? There's a handbook that had questions on UFOs in them. Is this something many are open to there? Thanks so much. Hugs from Canada.
Haha that's funny. People don't really discuss UFOs in Egypt but sure they are open to discussions for sure. I'll take note of that suggestion, it's good I can do a video about it. Im glad you enjoyed the video
As an Egyptian we love to talk about anything makes us laugh we speak the dialect of laughing even if it's a serious issue, we turn it into a joke 😂
I thank you very much , and iwill like some more , they are very usefull.
Thank you!i l was happy to hear a good lesson
I love this video awi!!
Thanks I'm glad you're happy
You should've definitely been a teacher...you have a superb pronunciation in both languages:)
Thanks a lot. I am a teacher by the way
@@EgyptianArabicMimo So my thoughts were true...but I wasn't sure 100%.
I pronounced *sebtohoolak* correctly.🎉 I loved this lesson & thanks for shedding light on la'a & la. Lol, I've said La'a in a sentence before. Egyptian arab dialect is the most delightful.
I'm glad you liked. be sure to let me know if you have any questions
you can say the longer “no“ before a sentence it's ok but it might cause a pause or something. just sayin ”laaa” is faster on your tongue
@@EgyptianArabicMimo
Thank you for helping me become Egyptian😃👍🏽 You're a great teacher, Shukran! Can you do a video on how to tell the time with a Clock on the screen? That would be great, at your convenience.
@@Angie-oh6fp already made. here's the link, I hope you like it.
ua-cam.com/video/eP5b5kIe-Ww/v-deo.html
I have been studying egiptian Arabic for few months and besara7a the second part is challenging
But I am very grateful for the podcast and great job, thank you !!!!!😊❤
I'm glad you enjoyed it
This video was really great. I am glad you caught the error you made lol i would love to have a teacher but it is so hard to find someone. If you have any suggestions let me know. I will be watching more of your vids!!
I give online lessons, if you're interested let me know.
من فضلك!!! أمتى و السعر كام؟
Sorry for the late reply. Please contact me on my Instagram Egyptianarabicmimo
To discuss the details
fantastic video!
thanks a lot. if you have any questions let me know
Great vid!
Yes, that's cool! I understand it all... haha...well, I remember it from years back...so I knew it before. It's cool for me to sort of get back into it. Plus learning some reading is good too! Thx a lot!
thumb up!!! thanks a lot
Salam aleikum.i love egyptian languange.Im not an arab but i can understand ur language..inta kways?insha Allah khair
شكرا
عظيم يا باشا استمر
شكرا
Love Egypt
Thanks a lot for this video. Please don't change, you're perfect this way!!! كوايس جدا
Personally, I would write قوي and not اوي
I'm from Egypt and I can teach anyone wants😊 I understand English but I'm not perfect in speaking I want someone to practice with...
Good job sara, good luck with improving your English.
We can start :)
Why do we use howa in the beginning of the sentence?
Example: howa enta betro7 el sho3'l el sa3a kam?
That confuses me little bit, howa means "he", right? And we have enta, which is "you"
you don't really need to say ”howa”. I'm just trying to show how natives speakers ask questions. howa here doesn't necessarily mean he. it can refer to the entire situation.
I'll make a specific video about it in the future
السلام عليكم
I came across your channel today... it inspired me alot n corrected my vocabulary as well as I always got mixed up with masculine and feminine in Arabic....
I do know some of Egyptian Arabic but would like to learn the details like how to communicate complete sentences.. instead of broken 😮
I have a request if u could Kindly make up some videos on phrases used in teaching field like communicating with students and colleagues as I'm working as a teacher and teaching Egyptian students...😀
I have learnt alot of Egyptian from my students as well 😊
I see, that's an interesting topic. I hope you can learn more from watching more of my videos and to learn videos daily here is my instagram page as well
instagram.com/egyptianarabicmimo/
@@EgyptianArabicMimo
جزاك الله خيرا
I hv watched almost half of your videos since evening and I feel I know pretty much of Egyptian...
وأنا لهجة مصرية كمان ❤
As I listen to Egyptian Music as well
but Ur truly a great instructor... Egyptians b proud of u 😍
Hi i like the way you talk and explaining... Im a new blogger too
thanks and good luck
Hey Mimo, I've been trying to woo this Egyptian girl and been learning Egyptian Arabic thru your videos
Want to see if you can help me with any romantic Egyptian Arabic poems I can learn?
I'm not really much of a smooth talker but I think if you watch Egyptian movies, you'd learn a lot from them
Salam alekem ya Mimo!
و عليكم السلام
@@EgyptianArabicMimo
Thanks teacher. I think you said wa alekem salam back lol I could see wa* , k* the m*. I wish I knew it all like u already.
yes, I said
wa 3alaykom el salam
Great video!!!!! Thank you Mimo..... and lollll on the advice for showing up possibly 2 hrs later as opposed to 1 !!! Hehe...I can relate to that. 😁😂😂
hahaha it's true, that's how we are
Thank you, I'm here to learn Egyptian dialect which is different from the one I know... Now I can have a conversation with my Egyptian habibi 😁
Egyptian habibis everywhere😄😅😅
@@EgyptianArabicMimo aiwa 😂
Egyptians are the best! 💜 🇪🇬
@@PawleyGirl thx welcome any time in ur country
In one of your phrases u said " 'Amalt hoo lak". What does the hoo in the middle of the phrase for
hoo refers to the masculine object or subject
haaaa refers to the feminine object or subject
3amalthaaaaalak : I did the feminine thing for the masculine you
3amalthoolak : I did the masculine thing for the masculine you
if it's the feminine you then the ending would be lik not lak
So would the translation for "we sell shirts" be "binbee'hum 'umsaan" or would it be "binbee' 'umsaan"
@@stevegoo135 hoo and haa is just like saying it or them, depending on the object.
we sell them (benbe3hum)
we see shirts (benbee3 umsan)
why would I say (we sell it shirts) benbe3hum umsan
do you get it?
U spoke some of those sentences very fast and all that does is discourage people from learning the language cuz there's no point in making all this effort to learn a language if you're still not going to be able to understand people because of how fast they talk
with time and effort, you can understand anything. I've seen and know people who were able to do it. tons of people speak and understand languages that aren't their first all over the world. don't be discouraged just give yourself time and be persistent
انا عربي لكن اتعلم اللغه الانجليزيه شكرا من العراق
لو عندك اي اسأله عن الانجليزي ممكن تسأل
@@EgyptianArabicMimo شكرا كم كلمة باللغه الانجليزيه يجب أن احفظها لاتكلم القليل من الإنجليزي يعني 3000 كلمة جيد أو أكثر
3000
رقم كويس للكلام بطلاقه
@@وسامالعراقي-ج6ل hhhh
Hey man good stuff, but 2 things: 1. drop the English capital letters, they are hard to read, it is like aligning a bunch of boxes of similar sizes and 2. black letters on a gray background? I am sure you get it. Keep up the good work.
Yes, I have a problem with fonts and colors. Hopefully I can improve that aspect of my editing and make it look better in the future.
There are several new words in each of these sentences. It would be great if you could explain the function of these new words. Thanks.
I already made a video explaining this video
As salam alaikum....
Ezzayak?
Shukran ☺️
3alaykom el salam. Ana kewayes, wa enta?
Alhmdulillah kulllooo tamam👍
Shukran 😊
Married to an Egyptian. Strugggggling to learn this amazing language
I know that feeling. Good luck to you. My advice is, don't study the language like a school subject. Try to incorporate it in your life and take advantage of the fact that you have a native speaker with you all the time
@@EgyptianArabicMimo thanks for your encouragement! Problem is...gozi is born and bred here and although speaks Arabic ok, isn't great. Plus can only about read and write in Arabic. It makes it so incredibly frustrating..plus we have 3 lovely kids who are young and want to learn. Any advice on where else to learn it? I speak and understand it slightly..went on to study MSA and felt absolutely back at square 1 due to the crazy differences. So am sticking at Egyptian Arabic for now. Your videos are an absolute blessing x
@@ayeshapyesha7301 for kids I strongly recommend just getting them used to using the language with a parent, rather than studying it as a subject to avoid boredom. You could watch Egyptian movies or kids shows on UA-cam. Everything is available on UA-cam. Just search Egyptian movies or series
@@EgyptianArabicMimo ok I'll bear this in mind. I think I've tried the study approach too much as opposed to the more fun approach. Thanks for all your advice, please keep up the videos! I'm going through them one by one since I found you this morning alhamdulilah. 😊 Have a great day/evening inshaallah. I'm in the UK, assuming you may be in US or Canada.
May i ask you the meaning of لا بزاف...???
بزاف
means (a lot), but it's not Egyptian at all. it's Tunisian or algerian I'm not sure. so the phrase means (absolutely not)
أيوه، شكرا جزيلا 🙏
@@EgyptianArabicMimo Algerian 😂😂 والله بتعلم جزائري من واحدة صحبتي و انا بعلمها مصري.....نفع بحاجة الحمد لله😂😂😂
How would I say mar car's tire has got punctured in Egyptian dialect and what does زيما means
Like + verb
Like you said
زيما قلت
You are totally giving me Jack Black vibes. Fun way to learn!
How do I say I don’t care? Is it malesh dowa?
Yes, it means ”it's not my concern”
I have a question. For 3amil eh the pronounce I couldn’t understand. Is it am-mill -eh male and am-ma-eh female? Thank you if anyone can clear that up for me.
3aamil Eh (Male)
3aamila eh (female)
Learn EgyptianArabic & English with MIMO
Thank you. I appreciate it.
Keif aw Ezzayy ta?uul bi-lihga maSriyya al-gumla at-taaliya? "I haven't spoken Arabic in a long time. " [Ma kallimteesh el-3rabi min zamaan}? aw [......min fitra tawiila] ? Thank you so much for your time and help.
Both are correct
Ana matkallimtesh 3araby min zaman/ min fatra taweela
TEACHER! If you make the next video about describing people, teach us how to say "my friend(s)", because, as I've seen, there are more than one word for "friend".
صاحب my friend
صاحبي my friend
there are 2 or 3 words for friend, however the one used the most in Egyptian Arabic is sa7ib
@@EgyptianArabicMimo TEACHER. Curiosity. What are the other possible words for "friend, friends"?
@ صديق أصدقاء
صاحب أصحاب
those are the 2 words that come to mind right now
?how do you say :you are fluent. is it بطلاقة - BEETALAKATEE ?
Betalakaa
@@EgyptianArabicMimo tman I mistaken the ta marbuta and read it tee instead of AA; شكرا جزيلا لك
How to speak surprise as adj and verb, thank you.
surprise: mofagi2 (adjective)
yefagi2 (verb)
Dude, please tell US about how to ask some one with the verb. And please guide US to know the verbs, because that was different verbs, from arabic formal. Iam from Indonesia, And iam a student in al azhar university, i need your help.
I'll do what I can
Asking with the verb is just using the same regular verb conjugation you'd use in a normal sentence. For example
He studies everyday
Howa beyzakir kol yom
Does he study everyday?
Howa beyzakir kol yom?
It's the exact same sentence but act a little puzzled, do you know what I mean? A simple change of tone.
Yach but the veeb by using W5H, you know like, what, Who and etc. Using verb with all of 'em
@@ARRIRBROTHER aha I see well that's in a video in the future. Thanks for the request.
To quickly answer you, it's the same sentence exactly and you add the question word at the end
Why do you study?
Enta betzakir leh?
What do you study?
Enta betzakir eh?
And so on
Thanks dude, alla maak.
Hello, mimo, I am a new subscriber, I like your lesson too much. the new year is coming now, specially for China, we have many thing special for spring festival, so can you make one lesson for this festival, about food, too much people all push to air port, train station... To go back to home to unit with family, and big city will be almost empty in this occasion.. and children will get money in red pocket from adult, and fireworks,... Too much traditional customs ..all kids in new clothes... Can you make this lesson? If can, anything you need more information, I send you, thank u in advance.of course, you can introduce more customs from all over the world... If you are interested to this topic.
I'm travelling myself during that time but I can include useful words about this in my future videos. thanks for the suggestion and offer to help
@@EgyptianArabicMimo thank you for your quick response, time is not a problem,our holiday will be around 2 weeks or more, during this period of time, all are OK for us, we hope we watch your video about something related to the holiday when we are seated in comfortable sofa while enjoy our holiday, yes, add some useful words is a good idea, it will plus our fun... Thank you again!
How I will say do not disturb me and do not tease me in Egyptian dialect.
Matez3egnesh
Matra5imsh
@@EgyptianArabicMimo write Matra5imsh in Arabic and does it mean don't tease me?
مترخمش
You ask so many questions, please that's enough.
@@EgyptianArabicMimo ازاي بتعرف اني نفس الراجل اللي بيسئل الأسئلة مرة بعد مرة ؟
Because all the questions are from the same account
I came here from overwatch because I play a lot of Ana it sounds so beautiful
Hello how long it takes to become fluent in Arabic
that really depends on you and the effort you put in.
When responding to an Egyptian Christian can I still use "Il hamd lillah" ?
yes it's ok, you're simply thanking god. they say it too. al 7amdo lilah
I do speak Egyptian
Which means Arbic
I don't understand your question
Ahlan ya Mimo, can you explain "ba2alha" in "heyya id-dunya betmaTTar ba2alha ad eh?". Is it from the verb "بقى"? If so, why would it be ba2a-li-ha and not ba2yit? Thank you
the word can be translated as has been or have been and the ending ha is because donya is feminine
it has nothing to do with ba2a بقي
@@EgyptianArabicMimo So would "howwa ba2alu bitishtaghal fi Starbucks min talat shuhoor" as "He has been working at Starbucks for 3 months" be correct then? Shokran
@@ryant9695 first of all the order is incorrect, 2nd the verb conjugation is also incorrect
correction:
howa beyeshta3'al fe Starbucks ba2alo talat shohoor.
you said (min talat shohor), this means 3 months ago.
@@EgyptianArabicMimo Perfect, thank you.
And just out of curiosity, do you believe Egypt should adopt maSri as an official language alongside fuSHa? If so, should maSri adopt the Latin alphabet as well?
@@ryant9695 Egyptians or Arabic speakers in general don't see their accent\dialect as a separate language no matter how different it may seem than standard Arabic. if you ask anyone from those countries what's your language called , the answer will always be Arabic. no one will say Egyptian Arabic or Lebanese and so on. so to answer your question i don't think Egypt should haha