Could you research and teach us how to find out the noun of a verb? Or for example if I have a root and I want to know what the noun for the root is? I am learning the Syrian levantine dialect but I think going with the fus7a approach could be helpful. Thank you!!!

شكراً جزيلاً لك يا أستاذ على شرحك للقواعد العربية

The best explanation ever احسن 🎉

ممتاز

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Super Excellent work to teach Arabic. الله يعطيك الصحة والسعادة ما دمت حيّاً

Great !! Keep it up!👍

Hello again Serious Arabic ! Very good instruction and I am serious !

أحسنت

Helpful. Thank you. Just one thing: On the recap slide at the end you say ‘in past tense root letter will be an alif’ but alif is never a root letter - to be fair when you read it out you say ‘written as alif’. But on it’s own the slide doesn’t look right. Also the root letters are irrespective of tense.

Bro, may Allah bless you. You are doing great work.

جزيل الشكر لك

Do you do lessons?

Thanks a lot. I would suggest to leave funny letter design and use clear background and black writing without outerlinings. It makes reading more difficult. No need for strange visual effects. Good and clear content is what matters. You are more useful plain and simple. Thanks for your effort

قد +فعل...... What does it mean

A short nice lesson showing the adding the suffix to preposition عن . Also adding words to increase vocabulary. Thanks Serious Arabic

As a new starter, your pronunciation of خ and ح confuses hell out of meee😢😢😢

Thanks heaps

Keep up the great work. Would appreciate if you make videos about how to say “I would have”

Shukran jazeelan. Very informative as usual.

Is the subjunctive used in spoken dialects?

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Useful phrases you got in your lessons. Nice

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Merhaba, what’s the difference between الحق و الحقيقة in this context please ?

Teacher thanks ❤

Shukran jazaeelan

Is it the same for I was about to ?

Shukran Jazeelan. very useful.

Amazing lesson again and the way you explain the iraab along with it is wonderful. Thanks, heaps, for making such informative lessons.

That is a new way of teaching. Learn the language by preparing dishes . That way is a super good food for learning the Arabic Language.

Again a great lesson ! Short simple and unique in construction of new style of expression. One can ponder the conjugation of the word ( اعتاد ) . Also one can find the link for conjugation of weak words and use of ( ان ) underneath the clip to revise or learn as a ready reference. Is it possible to inquire the instructor's name and link to contact. At least I am very thankful for teaching in nice peculiar style by Serious Arabic.

Thank you, I always use كنت + present tense verb ! can you do the different meanings of ما and how to use ف thank you ustadh

Helpful 🥰😸😸

Why is it أود and not أريد ? What’s the difference ?thanks

Is الجيران in مثنى??

Why didn’t you use subjonctive form in the second sentence? there is أنَّ before

At 2:04 shouldn’t the verb be written with ط ?

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A very good way of making learner attention of constructing of sentences in this style; past tense sentences reflecting the intention كنت سأحصل على درس ثم لحسن الحظ فتحت موقعك Thanks Serious Arabic

👍 useful yes

How to say "I am going to do this"

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‎جَزَاكَ ٱللَّٰهُ خَيْرًا

شكراً جزيلاً

شكرا

Good lesson thanks

Very useful, thank you.

I love your videos! ❤Just be careful not to add shaddah with ur pronunciation - eg انا is /ana/ rather than /anna/😊 please keep the videos coming, they r really helpful

Brilliantly laid out this clip. Showing the regular meaning and idiomatic use of the words, shedding light on the verbal form and conjugation. To sum up I will say thanks by ending انا استمتع جداً .