240 Arabic Words for Everyday Life - Basic Vocabulary #12

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[@aprilparker9030]

I am learning a lot. Thank you so much. I'm starting to speak more and more everyday, and use these phrases more effortlessly. I've been watching your videos for a couple hours everyday. It's the most helpful thing I have found to learn Arabic. Thank you again!

[@firozahossen8307]

Great effortless teaching thank you ❤️ stay blessed

[@pradeep4773]

Badaa - start Yusbih - become Arabata asar - fourteen Hamasa asar - 15 Sitta asrata asah - 16 Hatif - telephone Ayn - eye Asnan - teeth Safatan - lips Alan tabiah - copy machine Maktab - desk Maktabah - library Subar markit - supermarket Maktab Al marid - post office

[@sundus9850]

شكرا يا معلمت🖤

[@widdasiddiq8810]

You can say معلمتي, meaning my (female) teacher, or معلمة, meaning (female) teacher.

[@sundus9850]

@@widdasiddiq8810 thnk you💕

[@widdasiddiq8810]

@@sundus9850 no problem

[@الدكتورمحمدعبدالرحمن]

تعلم ممتاز

[@afrojalam6117]

Thank you for teach arabic, Nice

[@doulamogal8251]

Ur voice &ur hair style superb Teaching very very good

[@akhrorazizov973]

Thank you.

[@easyarabic543]

Very good!!

[@kimaryha.r.m.y6559]

رائع انا فتاة عربية أستطيع تقديم أي مساعدة لتعلم اللغة العربية و بالمقابل أريد أن أتعلم الانجليزية I'm Arabic girl I want learn English who can help me please and I can learn you Arabic 😇😇

[@turgutalpaslihan3439]

I can teach you English I will have to revise bit much of grammer but you will have to teach me arabic modern standard

[@kimaryha.r.m.y6559]

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[@kimaryha.r.m.y6559]

@@turgutalpaslihan3439 Really I don't know

[@Ieltsfluency]

Assalmualaikum. Very helpful videos thanks. is this dialect or modern standard?

[@mhshmh3987]

Thanks for nice class. If you don't mind I say something. Your example sentence is too long and disappears quickly. Please give more time to read. Thanks again

[@sf2395]

I hope to speak Arabic as soon🥺

[@Axile929]

انها لغة صعبة جدا جدا يا عزيزتي ولكن يمكنك المحاولة

[@sf2395]

@@Axile929 نعم ، اللغة العربية هي أصعب لغة حقًا

[@azaar2386]

بالعكس لغة سهلة وجميلة يمكن بئر شخص ان يتعلمها بإذن الله

[@azaar2386]

مرحباً

[@azaar2386]

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[@jaybristowe2346]

Bookmark: 0:48 Recap: 8:07

[@Tourarounwarsaw]

By the way it's not mentioned which dialect is being taught here. ((

[@Justmehanae]

Which Arabic dialect is this?

[@syakiraiman7828]

I think maybe Egypt, and I do not know why they use Egypt dialect.

[@AA-ib9sk]

This is classic Arabic not dialect

[@Tourarounwarsaw]

Very confusing and misleading, you don't know which word translates to which, for instance: "sitaa asharata saah" means sixteen hours not just sixteen...

[@huzaifasabir7656]

In any sentence of arbic there are two parts of it 1) Musnad 2) musnad ilaih. You can guess Musnad ilaih as subject and musnad as predicate. There is in this sentence الدرس is saubject and ست عشرة ساعة is predicte but it's not a complete predicate! Because (found till)موجود الي is hidden there by the way of meaning. Hence ست عشرة ساعة is "zarf(time)" of موجود and موجود with ست عشرة ساعة is predicte of الدرس. So, the real sentence is :الدرس موجود الي ست عشرة ساعة and the meaning is : study is found till sixteen hours Or The lesson for sixteen hours. But I don't know English well 😅

[@gracenasike]

Thanks 👍 noura, I'm learning something everyday

[@samirsimick3300]

It would be great job if you use the Letter J'' in some places instead of G" cos of the pronunciation.

[@buddhasteachingsatishjadha4610]

Very great teaching ma'am. Thanks 🙏

[@holyquran3285]

Hello to anyone who wants to learn Arabic and in return he will teach me English

[@riyadboualage3587]

درس جميل

[@riyadboualage3587]

شكر لك