300 Essential VERBS in Levantine Arabic | First Person Present Tense | Arabic Verb Collection

[@sergiomatta13]

Thank you very much.

[@SpeakShamiArabic]

You’re welcome!🤗

[@thehobbyisttailor9472]

This is i'm talking about someone who make a real tutorial like this. Thank you allah ma3ek. Shukran shukran kteer kteer bless your family❤

[@SpeakShamiArabic]

Afwan! I'm so glad it's helpful!

[@almasfizashaikh6159]

Was waiting for verbs! Your videos are amazing!! Thank you 🥹🥹🥹🥹

[@SpeakShamiArabic]

Afwan, so happy to help !

[@starnejme6902]

Wow! Wow

[@SpeakShamiArabic]

Thank you!

[@ahmedrifayi8257]

Needles to say, that's awesome

[@SpeakShamiArabic]

Thank you 😊

[@thehobbyisttailor9472]

Could you make 1 hour of active participle or imperative, demostratives and superlatives . Just give an idea. So far just an hour you give a lot of information that like us learning levantine arabic. Mumtaz❤

[@SpeakShamiArabic]

Shukran! These are amazing suggestions, I'll include them in the future videos

[@karunakotagiri3773]

Are these helpful in Emirates/Dubai?

[@SpeakShamiArabic]

The roots will be helpful, but the pronunciation and conjugations will often be different. Some words used colloquially might even be completely different. So in all, this will help you with root/meaning connections, but not actually learning the Emirati dialect.

[@ivornworrell]

marHaba ustaadha, hada feedeo kteer mufeed shukran. At about 06:50, keef betquuli I RETURN SOMETHING TO SOMEONE? ya3Teeki el-3aafeyeh.

[@SpeakShamiArabic]

Marhaba! That's a great question, if you want to say "I return something to someone", you would change the pronunciation slightly at 6:50. You would say بَرَجِّع (barajji') instead of بَرْجَع (barja'). So let's take the example sentence "I return the book to the library" you could say بَرَجِّع الكِتاب عَلمَكتَبة (barajji' el-kitab 'al-maktabeh).

[@ivornworrell]

@@SpeakShamiArabic شكرا جزيلا لمساعدتِك يا معلّمة، جزك الله كل خير