50 Common Imperative Phrases | Urban Hijazi Arabic (Saudi dialect)

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[@IbnKiran]

In the first sentence جربها ممكن تعجبك, if we don't know what we are taking about specifically why is it in the feminine؟

[@HijaziArabic101]

شاورما ، كنافة ، ملوخية ، بسبوسة … Because most food names are feminine, it’s more likely that you will say it in the feminine form.

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@@HijaziArabic101 what about you ask in a shop what an object is: ايش دا or ايش دي?

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You’d use the masculine.

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[@donfrancis1246]

Thank you for the video. It is very useful. Shouldn't the sound 'e' or 'i' be used before verbs that start with an alif? For example, Shouldn't it be ihjaz lee muva'id instead of ahjuz lee muva'id when pronouncing احجز لي موعد Please correct me if I'm wrong.

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@@donfrancis1246 The transliteration reflects the pronunciation of my dialect (Urban Hijazi) and rules you learned from MSA might not apply 😄 it’s pronounce ahjuz.

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السلا عليك.. لازم حتسوى الدرس الخصة عا ما المصوصل....

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When you speak quickly does the prohibitive لا fuse with the verb that comes after?

[@HijaziArabic101]

No. It’s always pronounced like a long laa. But with some verbs where the initial ti is reduced to “t” it might sound like “laat sawwi” لا تسوي

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Taajibak for male and taajibik for female???

[@HijaziArabic101]

Yes.

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The verb is made negative in all tenses with ما?

[@HijaziArabic101]

Yes. But not in the prohibitive mood when saying “don’t do…”.

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@@HijaziArabic101 do we have to put the ح on the verb to make the negative future tense or can we just leave it as the present

[@HijaziArabic101]

You need the ح. Otherwise you’re negating the present simple.

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क़त और क़स किससे बात करते हैं

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How can I say in Arabic promise I'll get back in time

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أوعدك حرجع في الوقت

[@donfrancis1246]

​@@HijaziArabic101 what does حرجع mean here? Is it ok to use برجع instead?

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@@donfrancis1246 Hijazi: ح for future Najdi: ب for future

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