Egyptian Arabic - Learn Colors (part 1)

Hello! I hope you're mastering Arabic well, and I trust my lessons are helping enhance your Arabic proficiency. Today, I'm presenting a new short lesson in Egyptian Arabic about colors. In this lesson, I'll introduce color names, and we'll focus on the colors white, black, red, and blue. We'll explore these colors in both masculine and feminine forms through examples. I hope you enjoy this lesson! If you find it helpful, please hit the like button and subscribe to the channel. I value your feedback and suggestions for improving the content. See you soon!"

[@SuzannaDiebes]

Love the examples for both masculine and feminine ❤

[@omarhandmade]

Thank you Suzanna for your comments

[@Timba_Cats]

شكرا 🙏🏼 😊

[@omarhandmade]

العفو 🙏

[@spanishwithmr.morffi4021]

The video is GREAT as well as the introduction of masculine and feminine ways to form the names of colors because adjectives have gender in Egyptian Dialect. As far as I understand, Masry utilize feminine adjectives when it comes to non human plural nouns. Could you please consider making any other extra video to explain the way Egyptians make plural adjectives when it comes to human and non human nouns? Other than that, the content is Amazing. In my opinion, you are ranking as one of the best Colloquial Egyptian teachers in KZbin. ابف شكر

[@omarhandmade]

Thank you so much for your nice comment and suggestions. This is the first video on colors and more videos will come to explain other topics vocabulary related to colors especially plural with examples and also will explain other colors.

[@doaaomar5759]

❤❤

[@lucie._]

Hi! How come you pronounce ج as jeem and not geem?

[@omarhandmade]

Hi Lucie, Because the word jeeba is from the French word Jupe. The standard arabic word is (tanoora تنورة).. there are some words from French and Italian in Egyptian like tarabeeza (table), bantaloon (trousers)

[@omarhandmade]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3vHpZpjjdl6Z8Ufeature=shared تنورة this word is also known in Egypt but not used except for the tanoora dance ..