Egyptian Arabic - lesson about Movement 14 verbs with phrases

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Mohamad Omar

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[@dvcko]

Thank you for this useful summary

[@spanishwithmr.morffi4021]

كويس جدا. الف شكر

[@omarhandmade]

متشكر جدا جدا ..

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What do you think about this lesson?

[@AlexX9X9]

That lesson was very very useful. It helped me a lot

[@kefayetultv8528]

it is very good ❤❤❤❤

[@omarhandmade]

@AlexX9X9 Thank you for your comment . It encourages me to create more lessons and improve ..

[@omarhandmade]

@kefayetultv8528 Thanks a lot for your comments. I add a lesson weekly and hope to add even more in the future..

[@shussain8968]

Great video - very clear , I like the split screen showing the words in English and Arabic

[@omarhandmade]

Thank you very mush for your comment. I noted your remark and will try to do more similar videos 📹

[@cokdillihayat-multilinguallife]

I don't understand why do you read q as a?

[@omarhandmade]

Hello, this is the Egyptian pronounceation.. mostly we pronounce qaf as hamza

[@cokdillihayat-multilinguallife]

@@omarhandmade thank you for reply, I didn't know that but why do you need to do that? What do you use instead of qaf also why do you need to use two hamza or is there any difference between them?

[@omarhandmade]

@cokdillihayat-multilinguallife the reason is simply people found hamza easier than qaf. I understand that you may not agree if you learned only the qaf probounceation as in Quraan. But in fact in most arabic dialects ق is not pronounced as in Quran, for example in gulf it is pronounced as g in game .

[@omarhandmade]

I planned to make a lesson on this topic. I hope I can put it soon

[@cokdillihayat-multilinguallife]

@@omarhandmade that would be very nice, thank you

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