Buying Groceries in Slow Arabic | Super Easy Egyptian Arabic 7

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In this episode, Menna takes you through the process of buying groceries while speaking slowly in Egyptian Arabic. Discover where to get everything you need, with clear and easy-to-understand language. Join us to improve your Arabic skills and learn useful phrases for shopping!
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Host: Menna Korayem
Camera and edit: Timothy Hofte
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[@ruyaal]

Instead of making the forced stops, I would advice you to speak slow and naturally, this would benefit the learner of the lahja much more.

[@whatscrackinboys]

Yes and also break it down when showing items, but then say the whole pronunciation afterward to hear it naturally

[@mubbashirmumtaz8585]

WOw! this slow Easy Arabic tutorial is really helpful to catch actual Egyptian words

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Glad it was helpful !

[@pearlywong]

Thanks for slowing down! it helps so much with learning the pronunciation✨😆

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Glad it was helpful!

[@eddy200]

shukran!

[@caisley72]

Thank you for the clarity and repetition in this video! It helped me pick up new verbs and conjugations, along with the vocabulary. The Arabic and English subtitles are also so helpful!!

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Glad it was helpful! 😄

[@jexjexjexjex11]

Shokran for the slow saying, helps me catch up. Is it okay to add the Arabizi text in the next video? My arab friends normally text that way 😅

[@pearly5628]

thank you so much for making this video, it helps so much! Thanks for speaking at a slower pace and having the Arabic subtitles is amazing! really appreciate your hard work!

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Glad it was helpful!

[@basictutorialsforeveryone4247]

thank you for this video the slow speaking helps especially for beginners like me

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Glad it was helpful!

[@furqanmk]

Please translate word-to-word. The translation paraphrases the sentences which makes understanding meaning of words difficult if you don’t already know Arabic.

[@benkboyz]

I am very happy with the existence of this channel, please upload new videos more often

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Glad to hear that!

[@TheJacrespo]

That's the method to learn indeed. You have come up with a great way to teach languages.

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Thank you! 😃

[@arturvardanyan5140]

Perfect shukran awi! Usefull, helpful for beginers... please continue such style other subject restaurant, hotel, transport,....

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Thank you !

[@mubbashirmumtaz8585]

Need more videos like this one

[@sybilcharlton]

I could actually follow along for the most part (I guess I did learn the alphabet after all) when she speaks slowly like that.

[@tamjidahmed8206]

جزاك الله خير

[@karimversaci7952]

Great video 👍🏼

[@szszne]

Thanks! this slow version is really helpful ❤🥹

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Glad it was helpful!

[@andresrueda2315]

great!!

[@jasons2559]

Great video

[@Busrayalciner]

Thank you! very helpful

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jaydin6329]

Thank you

[@aw04nl97]

Wonderful. Thanks.

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Glad you liked it!

[@netlang]

You probably set the new mark for "really slow" super easy ... :-). For me it was helpful for catching better differences compared to "standard" arabic. Especially the more frequent use of "i".

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Thanks !😊

[@sanaa2041]

Great video and wonderful teacher!

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Thank you! 😃

[@naturalmedicinewriting5208]

Very good video. It was easy to follow and understand which word means what as I head enough time to follow along. I also like to see how Egypt looks like and the groceries there. Amazing work! Thank you

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Glad you enjoyed it! 😄

[@user-yg2mo3js8o]

Continue make slow videos

[@user-ar250]

شكرا جزيلا ممتاز🎉🤲

[@EasyArabicVideos]

العفو ☺

[@mansoursayed7460]

والله انت رمان❤😂

[@palvik2228]

Extremely helpful to have it slow. Thank you so much, you are great! :)

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Glad it helped! 😊

[@ajdaaltinoz818]

Finally slow, but i feel its too slow its difficult to understand the meaning now

[@Curly3373]

I seems really difficult to speak slow. To me it is not necessary because you can slow the video speed. We need a good enunciation. 😊

[@Arabic-fu2pl]

ATTENTION: For the Egyptian Arabic, please continue with the phonetic text like you use to do in the past, (same as Easy Mandarin has the pinyin), because most of us as subscriber can ready the Arabic script/ cannot read it fast. Thanks in advance.

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Hello, you can still get phonetic text once you become a member of Easy Arabic.

[@aasayb]

اللهم بارك! but some of the english subtitles are not matching properly with the arabic , as i have learnt arabic a bit before i can see a few words missing in english while translated in this video!!!! yet i find this video and this channel so much helpful, I hope we will see more of these videos ❤️🥹 بارك الله فيكم

[@liliqua1293]

A slight nitpick. I think if you're going to slow down speech, it should reflect the spoken language most. I think oftentimes in careful speech, Egyptians say "fī / fee" when they want to say "in" when this is not how it's pronounced in Egyptian, even on its own; it should always be "fe". I understand that this likely comes from the mental image of the spelling being في so it's understandable why native speakers do it but this can get confusing for learners as ""fī / fee" is how you would pronounce فيه in Egyptian, a separate word/phrase meaning "there is/are". If I wanna say "yeah, there are (some) in Egypt", I would say اه، فيه في مصر and I would pronounce it "ɑ̄h, fī fe mɑṣr" not "ɑ̄h, fī fī mɑṣr".

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Hello, thanks for you suggestion. This video is meant for beginners. If you want real life pace, then I suggest you watch any of our other videos.

[@liliqua1293]

@@EasyArabicVideos I understand that. That's not what I'm saying though. What I'm saying is that if you're going to slow down speech, it should be to teach people how something is pronounced, not how it's spelled. The use of "fī / fee" by native Egyptians is a hypercorrection; it's not a useful way to teach the pronunciation in colloquial speech. The word في in في مكان الفلان is always pronounced "fe", the word فيه in فيه حاجة is always pronounced "fī / fee". It's just an observation I've made that can make learning the language confusing for beginners.

[@lloydpopp13]

ما فيش ميزة slow ولا super easyغير في اللهجة المصرية 😂😂😂 عشان بيتكلموا سريع اويييي

[@ucallmeDave]

Get the music out in the intro. It's "haram". Not ideal for muslims tryna learn Arabic

[@abubakr7304]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته You have more taqwa then most Muslims, as they wouldn't even care about this. May Allah bless you.

[@ucallmeDave]

@@abubakr7304 all praise is due to Allah But thank you brother, alhamdullilah

[@liliqua1293]

Only Muslims can visit Egypt? And to hell with Copts?

[@shirleymolina3267]

Sorry but Muslims learn quranic arabic,not egyptian

[@Egyptianfaith]

Egyptian Muslims are not extremists