20 Important Egyptian Arabic Verbs for Communication and Daily Situations

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[@rosikosutube8368]

Wonderful teaching! I can watch your whole video in one breath. But... Ana laazem anaam delwaqty. 23:17 here.

[@sonjaalhamra4742]

Thank you so much for that. I was so confused about اشرب و بشرب ; I thought I was mixing up MSA and Egyptian, but now I've understood it's the difference between "I drink tea" (regularly or habitually) and "I am drinking tea" (now). And also that, as a beginner, that's not a vital difference to be able to make. I feel relieved as the multisyllabic forms like مابتشربش were scrambling my brain!

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[@Linguamid]

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[@malakrustam5466]

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[@إبراهيممتجربلاي]

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[@Linguamid]

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This is an excellent channel with really useful information to improve you Egyptian speaking

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[@jandresler9874]

Thank you very much for this video! it's super helpful to understand better the verbs

[@ahmedelgarhy6968]

we can exchange language if you want i'm egyptian

[@elenat9855]

very nice video, pls make more videos with verbs

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[@TheIrishEgyptian]

Have you posted the future episode on the different forms yet?

[@Linguamid]

no not yet, but this episode will be released soon

[@tarlaanm8363]

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[@Linguamid]

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I will for sure

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[@PaulClermont]

Question: I noticed that delwa2ty written in Arabic throughout your video has the character for Q in it, like delwaqty. (see 8:12) Is this an archaic MSA spelling? Thanks for the great videos, I'm currently learning al-Fusha & investigating the Masri dialect through your channel

[@Linguamid]

Good question! in MSA it is Delwaqty or Delwakty , but we pronounce it in Egypt delwa2ty with a (no k/q pronounciation) this is a matter of easing the pronunciation of Arabic words (very common in Egyptian dialect of Cairo)

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Really worth of learning phrases,I am teacher of English, thanks 🙏,so helpful

[@roselyncanuto2525]

This is really interesting and it helps a lot. Thank you. Please make a tutorial same like like this video, but instead make a question to another person. Do you want to drink, or what do you want to eat. To be able for us to learn asking as well. Jazak Allahu khair.

[@Linguamid]

great idea - I will work on this thanks a lot for this constructive feedback - shokran ya ghaly

[@lucygalleryum2876]

I am now on my long journey of learning the egyptian dialect. It's easy and pleasant, but still the more I know the less I understand I know. Thank you for this video! It is hard to find the egyptian arabic to be translated or solved online. Please make more videos like this

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Best!

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thank you so much for explaining this! i’ve never understood before:)

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Happy to help!

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Great! Thank you so much! Would you recommend some short novel/fairy tale kids book or something to practice some reading? :)

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[@JAY-ku8sq]

Question:- Studying:- I always said Ana Andrus...Aldirasat..I tried to translate Betzaaker .. also I wrote down in Arabic Betzaaker :- No recognition at all ...Why is that???

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How do l get book for course

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Hi Frances - register for the free course (Egyptian Arabic 101)- the book is included within the course and can be downloaded. you will find the registration link in first comment and video discription

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I want to learn more about an Egyptian words how to enroll ??

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[@IowaLanguages]

I love this video! 💕❤️ I'm just learning to read and know nothing. The only thing I would change is I would love to see the Arabic letters a little bigger and written with vowels/diacritics. I'm screenshoting the words on my phone so I can make them bigger. Maybe most of your viewers don't need vowels/diacritics? It would be even better if they were in another color. Also the verb in the sentence could be in another color. I'm big on colors. 😁 Thank you so much for this video. I'll be working on these verbs for a while because I'm a turtle 🐢! 💕❤️👏👏

[@Linguamid]

this is wonderful and many thanks for your feedback Tricia - it is always very effective to move slowly and turtle-like with a new language (especially Arabic). Great ideas with respect to colors and vowels/diacritics - the main reason I don't include them is not to overwhelm very beginners, but I will figure out a way to include them. Great progress and follow up from your side - You will improve very fast this way.. keep it up 😀

[@Emzett4]

Hi, i like your video, can you make video about "numbers" that egyptian use instead of alphabet, like : "3", means "'ع", or "7" means "ح"

[@Emzett4]

@Zeinab Ahmed oh, thanks :)

[@Emzett4]

@Zeinab Ahmed okay, shokran :)

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[@awinashbiniwale8012]

Good, useful lesson. But one imp correction is rather urgent, d font size of arabic must be increased. Please make it really big, so that people like me can read it

[@Linguamid]

thanks a lot for this valuable remark - I increased the font in the latest episodes & it will continue like this

[@sagardhupkar1624]

What are the meanings of 2, 3, 7 in between the word spellings?

[@angelicafurnari299]

What are the numbers in the words? How to understand them

[@anahitaghorbannia1140]

I like your teaching it is very nice Sorry i have question...Egyptions have some song of course you know مهرجانات i try to undrestand them but i think it's diffrent and little hard. What should i do? Actually i underestand daily conversation arabic dialect but i can't undrestand all of مهرجانات

[@Linguamid]

you are absolutely right - Maharaganaat (festivals in English) is a new form of folk Egyptian songs that emerged in the last 10 years or so - it is wording is based on a young generation terminologies and it is usually performed in unbelievably-fast tempos that even native Egyptian have difficulty to follow - as I mentioned some words are also relatively new or specially made-up among young generation and many of these are not used or even inappropriate to use for daily conversations - This is why I recommend NOT to learn Egyptian from these type of songs

[@anahitaghorbannia1140]

@@Linguamid yes thank you from you explations...actually i have Egyption friends they listen to these kind of song a lot ...and you know in Iran people don't underestand Arabic but teenagers listen to Mehrajanat a lot and they like these kind of songs And i listen sometimes too it's cool😅💚

[@anahitaghorbannia1140]

@@Linguamid so honestly i have another question from you sir...are you a language teacher or what's your main job?

[@mostafamax2081]

@@anahitaghorbannia1140 do you have an egyptian friends???

[@anahitaghorbannia1140]

@@mostafamax2081 yes i have🙂

[@superman-wq9ij]

Hi, how do you say in dialect something "consists of"?

[@Linguamid]

we say 'beyetkawwen men' (m) or 'betetkawwen men' (f)

[@tiffanyjordan7872]

Can Ana bashtaghal be used for the present tense of “I’m working” or should dilwa2ty be added to the sentence to emphasize it is something you are currently doing?

[@Johncofi80]

In egyptian do you say and as: وَ or و?

[@Linguamid]

we mostly say we وِ

[@Gigachad3607]

There is another way of adding a future tense: add س at the beginning of the word, although it is used for only formal speaking, Although you can use ح if it's informal

[@Linguamid]

Yes exactly

[@Gigachad3607]

@@Linguamid oops i meant ه not ح

[@Gigachad3607]

Or it is the other way around i don't know

[@MamaAlgarhi]

Hi, how do we say “would you like a drink?”

[@mohamedismael1185]

تحب تشرب ايه ؟ Ti-hibb tish-rabb aih ?

[@MamaAlgarhi]

@@mohamedismael1185 hi, is this in Egyptian local dialect? Thank you :)

[@Linguamid]

yes exactly - this is the local Egyptian dialect of Cairo

[@mcp.2347]

Thank you for this video 😊 but I'm a bit confuse because the subject (I, you, she, him) in the sentence is keep changing 😅. it would be great if there are other verbs like : to go, to come, to return, to go down/up, to pay, to enter, to open, to close, to turn off, etc, because it's use in daily life for sure 😁. Thank you.

[@Linguamid]

Yes sure.- I am preparing an episode about these verbs

[@jishnu_madiyan]

Hi , not getting confirmation mail.

[@AliVeli-ml1kh]

The difference of two forms called active participle :) explain it in a video clearly so new beginners will not confuse 😊

[@Linguamid]

This is a wonderful idea - thanks a lot ;)

[@AliVeli-ml1kh]

U welcome 🙏🏻 as an advanced arabic learner thats one of the common mistakes that not explained people are confusing for example difference of bhob , habeb , mahbob .. and a important video someone should teach people about passive voice verbs like waqqf and twaqqf the 't' thing in the beginning that gives passive voice.. its needed and we will follow u much more

[@imrantahir7496]

Can you please tell this arabic, i did the work, means did in past

[@Linguamid]

ana 3amalt el shoghl here - '3amalt' means I did

[@imrantahir7496]

@@Linguamid مشكرين يا بادشاه

[@talipgunes4145]

Now I know where alot of the Turkish words come from.

[@Karaokevid]

I'm going crazy with these 😢

[@rascent641]

يا أفندم! سمعت مصرين يقولون : يتفرج أو يفرج، فما معناها بالضبط؟

[@Linguamid]

يتفرج معناها to watch يفرج to show something

[@godfriedgeraldsalanga4196]

Thank you very much for your efforts. In Egypt there are a lot of Foreign doctors studying and would wish to know Arabic in order to attend patients and be able to communicate easily at the hospital. Could prepare a series of Egyptian arabic for healthcare workers? This would really help and I would recommend it to my fellows too. Kind regards.

[@Linguamid]

Already noted this and is planned soon

[@hafsaaamer6612]

third like before watching

[@dejamequetecuente01]

I wish you could speak slowly 😢 please! Great video, but to quickly. Thank you!

[@Linguamid]

I will try my best to slow down.. thanks for the feedback 😀

[@taniac4063]

Hey can you pronounce the letter P? Or is it difficult

[@Linguamid]

Yes Arabs can, but P almost not used in Arabic

[@marwaosman4499]

I wanna learn English well and I'm Egyptian so anyone wanna talk with me to improve their Arabic ,to practise and to help me in English too just tell me...

[@firdausiausi189]

Here!!! I can help coz I want to learn Egyptian Arabic

[@NajiAnna23]

Lets do..hahahaa..i also want prctis my english

[@Egyptianfaith]

The adverts are too long 😢

[@Linguamid]

I will make sure to check this issue

[@TheIrishEgyptian]

Hey I’m curious to know why you start the verbs with ‘y’ and not ‘a’. Yaakol not aakol?

[@Linguamid]

simply these are two conjugations ana (I) aakol howwa (he) yaakol besides, the form y+verb is more like the infinitive from for the verbs in Egyptian

[@tabethapacion7137]

Ashrab shay reminds me of this song by Hamada hela lol 😂😂😂😂

[@Linguamid]

Ya I should have add part of it here 😂😂

[@MamaAlgarhi]

Teshrab shay, Tabetha? ☕️

[@tabethapacion7137]

@@MamaAlgarhi oh yeah. 😅😅😅