Thank you so much for this really beautiful and encouraging video! I learned a really beautiful expression in this lesson! ( حاسس حالي) Not to mention so many useful and new adjectives that were presented in this video! How can I say: I feel like drunk? ( حاسس حالي سكرانه) ?
Fantastic video as always. Can you explain what the difference is between all the different "can"s. Like mumkin beqdar fini etc. Very hard to know where to use each one? And is mumkin used as maybe also or is there a different word? Thanks 💪
@@owllinux mumkin- = is it possible and doesn’t get conjugated. Fini = can I or I can and I have covered it in the grammar and conjugation playlist (search for it). Beqder is a proper verb and gets conjugated as any tense (check conjugation playlist similar to fini). Thanks
Hello and Thanks a lot for such a useful lesson If I want to ask someone or say: We feel you're not ok today, I have to say in this way: نحنا حاسين حالك مش منيح/منيحة اليوم؟
I might have misunderstood, but at 11:46, when you wrote 'I felt like I couldn’t' as 'Hases hali mish qader,' you kept it in the active participle form. Earlier, you mentioned that when using the active participle to express the past, we should include 'kunt' to indicate it's in the past tense. I got a bit confused. I understand you said most students people get confused with this , but for me i was thinking wouldn’t it be easier to always use 'kunt' before the active participle? Rather than conjugating for past/future tense because i am horrible at that. That way, I would only need to memorise the active participle form and remember to add 'kunt/kuntey/kuntu' to express the past. Am i thinking about this completely wrong? May Allah bless you ustaad
Thank you, you're a great instructor!! Very helpful!!
@@drtreece36 thanks
thank you so much for this enormously helpful video !!!!
@@zacknazarov1649 thanks
مرحبا ابراهيم. شكرا على كل الفيديوهات الرائعة مؤخراً.
@@edschultz9551 شكراً عزيزي
Thank you sir😊
@@ahmedrifayi8257 thanks
Thank you so much for this really beautiful and encouraging video! I learned a really beautiful expression in this lesson! ( حاسس حالي) Not to mention so many useful and new adjectives that were presented in this video! How can I say: I feel like drunk? ( حاسس حالي سكرانه) ?
@@hosseinrostamzadeh thanks.
The sentence you wrote is mix
Masculine talking: حاسس حالي سكران
Feminine talking: حاسة حالي سكرانة
Thanks
Yes
كتير حلو هالفيديو
@@safwaanraqeeb4554 شكرا
هيدا درس إستثنائي. رح إتفرجه كم مرة.
@@edschultz9551 شكراً.
أتفرج عليه
A bit different that how we would say it in English- this verb comes with the proposition على
ما كنت متأكد اذا كتبت الرسالة بشكل صحيح. شكرا على الملاحظة.
Fantastic video as always. Can you explain what the difference is between all the different "can"s. Like mumkin beqdar fini etc. Very hard to know where to use each one? And is mumkin used as maybe also or is there a different word? Thanks 💪
@@owllinux mumkin- = is it possible and doesn’t get conjugated.
Fini = can I or I can and I have covered it in the grammar and conjugation playlist (search for it).
Beqder is a proper verb and gets conjugated as any tense (check conjugation playlist similar to fini).
Thanks
@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic thanks but for what context do you use each one? Or is is up to me?
Hello and Thanks a lot for such a useful lesson
If I want to ask someone or say: We feel you're not ok today, I have to say in this way: نحنا حاسين حالك مش منيح/منيحة اليوم؟
@@user-vy7dm3dm4x نحنا حاسين انك مش منيح اليوم
Just add “that you” particle
Thanks ☺️
Thank you
I'll appreciate it if you make a video about the difference between تبعي،الي،عندي and some related words
@@user-vy7dm3dm4x There is a video, check/search the library
@@user-vy7dm3dm4x I have made a number of these tutorials, check and search the library within the channel
Great video!
Quick question. Would I need to add a taamarbuta to مركز to make it feminine? Like in حاسة حالي مش مركزة?
@@dripbeetle yes, spot on 👍🏽
Is this specifically Syrian?
@@Nehmi it can be used in all Levant area, its standard Levantine Arabic meaning it’s not slang for a specific country. Hope this helps
great lesson! one question i have is could i say حاسس انو رح يصير. im saying i feel its going to happen. do i need the حالي?
@@tonyhakim-p4w yes
so حاسس انو رح يصير is incorrect?
because i’ve seen people just say حاسس with the حال part.
@@tonyhakim-p4w yes, that’s true and that’s what I have said as well 👍🏽
Part of the video is unfort😮unate without voice 4.00 till 13.00
Just listened to and there is sound. Refresh your browser and try again. Thanks
@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic Great advice as allways😘
I might have misunderstood, but at 11:46, when you wrote 'I felt like I couldn’t' as 'Hases hali mish qader,' you kept it in the active participle form. Earlier, you mentioned that when using the active participle to express the past, we should include 'kunt' to indicate it's in the past tense. I got a bit confused. I understand you said most students people get confused with this , but for me i was thinking wouldn’t it be easier to always use 'kunt' before the active participle? Rather than conjugating for past/future tense because i am horrible at that. That way, I would only need to memorise the active participle form and remember to add 'kunt/kuntey/kuntu' to express the past. Am i thinking about this completely wrong? May Allah bless you ustaad
@@TWDFX you can certainly use the verb to be and my sentence/ translation based on the meaning I gave so it can be done similarly as you mentioned 😊