Minawarana min Almania ya Tina

"tannoura" is not Egyptian Arabic, it's one of "One of the Levantine dialects" 😅

@ yeah, that’s what I thought. I thought it was Lebanese but there’s an Egyptian folk dance called the tannoura, so says Google, so I wasn’t sure. Lol.

Most welcome 🤗

You're so welcome! I'm so happy to hear the videos are helping you! 😃 Keep going-you’re doing amazing for just 2 months into learning Egyptian Arabic! Mumtaaz! (That means "Well done!" in Egyptian Arabic 😉). If you ever have questions, feel free to ask. Keep up the great work! 💪📚✨

Exactly! The word "el akl" (الأكل) is masculine in Arabic, which is why we say: "El akl kan 7elw." The verb "kan" (كان) agrees with the masculine noun. "7elw" (حلو) is also in the masculine form because it describes "el akl." "El akla kanet 7elwa." الأكل كان حلو See the difference? 😊

@egyptianarabicwithmahmoud3437 Yes understood thanks so much

Thank you for your support 😊🌟

@egyptianarabicwithmahmoud3437 Thank you so much. You're providing so much value ربنا يخليك

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Absolutely! If you're in a situation where there's a line (or queue) and someone tries to skip it, you can use the phrase "الدور لو سمحت" to politely remind them that there’s a queue. Here’s how you can explain it: "الدور" literally means "the turn," and it’s commonly used in Arabic to refer to a line or queue. Saying "الدور لو سمحت" is like saying, “Please wait for your turn,” or “Excuse me, there’s a queue.” It’s a polite way to remind people that skipping the line isn’t okay. 😊

Good morning! 😃 Glad to see your energy and excitement! Let’s make it a great learning session! 📚✨ ¡Vamos a por ello! 💪😊

Thank you 😊

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@ I wonder why you laugh do you notice something or I make mistake?😅

I got it, That true! Thanks for pointing that out!

Thanks a lot! Glad you enjoyed it! 😊

Habibi Ya auwis. Miss you too! Let’s catch up soon 🔥

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شكرا ليكي

Thank you very much!

Hi, Thank you for sharing your story-it’s actually quite common for people with mixed backgrounds to struggle with fluency in their heritage language. From what you’ve mentioned, the main challenge seems to be that you haven’t had consistent opportunities to practice speaking Egyptian Arabic. The good news is that this can be improved with regular speaking practice! One way to fast-track your progress is through one-to-one online classes where you can get personalized attention and focus on real conversational skills. Here’s my link on Preply where you can book a session with me: preply.com/en/tutor/39825 I’d love to help you achieve your goal of speaking Egyptian Arabic fluently. Let me know if you have any questions! Looking forward to hearing from you, Muhammad

Yes. Learn 2 ready and write.

Thank you so much! 😊 In Egyptian Arabic, 'often' is usually translated as 'كتير' (keteer) or 'على طول' ('ala tool') depending on the context. For example: 'I often visit Greece' can be said as: 'Ana bazoor el Yonan كتير (keteer).' Hope this helps! Shukran gazilan! 🙏

I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Looking forward to our next class on Saturday. ❤️🙏🏻

You're very welcome! Thank you for your kind words. 😊

مرحب بيكي

مرحب بيكي

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You're very welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful. 😊

Thank you for your insightful comment! Yes, Arabic is indeed a beautiful language, and its script’s connection to Ajami used in Swahili is fascinating. I appreciate you sharing this perspective!

Most welcome This Egyptian Arabic course is normally paid, but I’m offering it to you completely free as a special gift! it’s my way of saying thank you! bit.ly/free-gift-E-Arabic-C

In Arabic we have many ways to say "where' both is correct, but in Egypt we say فين

Thank you! I'm glad the videos are helping you. Best of luck!

Thank you 😊 we really appreciate your support 🙏

Very good idea, we will do it soon insha'Allah

Sure, we will do this in the future videos

Thank you 😊

In Egyptian dialect we add proposition B to the verb in the present

I appreciate your prompt response. Could you please provide me with the best way to contact you? I am interested in furthering my knowledge of Arabic.

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Thank you so much, Lauren I really appreciate it ☺️

You’re welcome 😊

Enjoy watching

I appreciate that!

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العفو ، شكرا لتعليقك ❤️

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