Egyptian Arabic sentences used in everyday situations.

[@gamble759]

This is perfect, thank you so much!

[@kholoudabdelaal-masteringe1979]

Thanks dear glad it helps 😍

[@WorldSpanish33]

I love your videos but I have a suggestion. Instead of simple words, I think phrases and sentences will help us, students, to learn so much faster. Anyways, I really appreciate all you do to teach your beautiful language.

[@meulogies]

I absolutely love your videos. I am enjoying it so much. I have recordings but they are not as fun as your lessons. Shukran

[@herculesbarbosa5424]

Kisses from Sao Paulo- Brazil. I've just found this channel. Now I gonna use it as my arabic learning tool. Allah ibarik fiki.

[@shoshanacohen2957]

شكرا لكي واتمني لكي التوفيق وانا احب اللغه العربيه وزرت مصر عدة مرات وهنا في نيو يورك تعرفت علي انسانه من الاسكندريه والف شالوم وسلام للجميع التبابعين ورماضان كريم للجميع وصوما مقبولا وشكرا

[@melisa.laura19]

You're super cute!!! Thanks for this video!! Could you please do more? I would love to hear a short fairy tale for kids or similar (TPRS method) because I really need to listen continuous egyptian dialect. Please 🥺 You're so good with your expressions :) Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷❤️🇪🇬

[@kholoudabdelaal-masteringe1979]

I can consider that ☺️ thanks for your comment 🥰

[@LeilaHosseini-ex7qe]

ألف ألف شكرا لك.درسك قوي مفيد جداً

Cool video, thanks for making this. I needed to use Bokra yesterday and I didnt know! HAHAHAH I am living in Cairo at the moment, by any chance do you give lessons in person or online? Chukran!!!!!

[@ultimatsz]

🤣🤣🤣 hello. Nice videos! I think common words that I always hear within sentences... Yaani, Kedah. Was expecting it to appear and it did at the end 🤣😅. Thank you so much for the videos!

[@hanaaxmedxayaad8057]

شكرا لك 🥰

[@MariaMaria.777]

شكراً جزيلاً 😍😍😍

[@dreamtobeapolyglot8444]

Great lesson!

[@hailey8595]

Could you possible make a video teaching the sea life animals in egyptian arabic. For example, I have been wanting to learn how to say shark

[@rachelekatarinachieregato2378]

Very nice! 💖 Can you make a video to learn in egyptian dialect to say the feelings. Like "how do you feel?" "I feel cold\hot" "I am tired" "I am andry" "I am sad" "I am disappointed" Etc. شكرا 🌹

[@kholoudabdelaal-masteringe1979]

There’s a video already, you can check it out ❤️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3jQc5yXe9SWsM0

[@roghayehkarimi3197]

Perfect

[@ashomar1288]

Very easy to follow 👌

[@shaimaamohammed5742]

Simply super 👍

[@rubinagain7319]

Hi ❤️ Nice your language. I love this language 😊.

[@DengAgouWek]

I like your teaching 😊

[@kerstin1526]

Your videos are very helpful. But I'm a native German speaker and that's why it sometimes goes a little bit too fast for me.

[@christinabaccarini3621]

Ana baheb your videos and your way of teaching. Any chance to gerät a private online lesson with you? Many thanks! Tini

[@awilliams7607]

Is there a video if I want to talk or explain about the weather

[@uncroses]

love this

[@ayoubandnadine6911]

HI Kholoud. Thank you for your video. Do you offer lessons for more intermediate speakers?

[@kholoudabdelaal-masteringe1979]

Hi thanks ❤️ I might be doing it soon, please contact me on Instagram instagram.com/mastering.egyptian.arabic/

[@billdaniels709]

How would you pronounce American names in the Western United States

[@alexgermany2119]

Hi, do you also teach Arabic online one to one via Zoom or Skype? Greetings from Germany Alex 😊

[@thehobbyisttailor9472]

I think sun and moo letters i study levantine Arabic and i watched your video to know the difference

[@khaledmohamed6630]

Hi Miss Kholoud, I am Khaled

[@donnycollection9799]

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[@billdaniels709]

Pronouncing American names like Bill, Robert, or Joe, or Michael, or Randy ?

[@awilliams7607]

What does elly mean

[@doaaali1945]

which,or that.

[@alanl7806]

That was an awesome video! I loved it was a quick and easy video and I learnt a lot! Are there different Egyptian Arabic accents? Because I noticed the way you pronounce your "R" is like how we pronounce it in English, but other accents I hear they pronounce it like the spanish or Italian "R"! Shukran geddan!

[@rafiirwansyah8857]

Yeah I guess there is a slight difference in pronouncing the letter "R" in some regions in Egypt. Both ways should be acceptable

[@melisa.laura19]

I think it must be related to the word pronunciation. I heard other egyptian people speaking and it sounds like spanish R in some words and more like english R in others.

[@emillysmitty]

What the different between Ely fat and Ely fatet?? Thx

[@kholoudabdelaal-masteringe1979]

Ely fat= masculin form Ely fatet= féminine form

[@emillysmitty]

Shokron ya gamila kholoud :) pleace tell me also how to make different feminine and masculine in this way ? Ely fat and Ely fatet..

[@abubakrDB]

سلام عليكم

[@athenaaaliyahduting3093]

how to say see you later in front of my classmates

[@doaaali1945]

ashofak,or ashofek oddam ashabi fi elfasl.

[@hodayousef9629]

👍❤❤❤❤

[@talyathegamer6727]

Hi miss kholoud l am Talya

[@kholoudabdelaal-masteringe1979]

Hello babe 🥰

[@halawalid6122]

Miss,I am Hala 😘😂❤️

[@halawalid6122]

sᴇᴇ ʏᴏᴜ ᴏɴ sᴜɴᴅᴀʏ!

[@kholoudabdelaal-masteringe1979]

Hello babe ❤️

[@mohamedmustafa1027]

طب متعلمينا انجليزي

[@alvinroza]

دي فيديو كوييس اوي

[@Yahsword4950]

Man... I don't believe the Egyptian tutors on KZbin are really teachers, they're just that. Tutor's that are just trying to make money and learn little small basics as they go. Thinking of things on the go just to post on youtube without giving an in depth reasoning behind it. Everyone in Egyptian Arabic, teaches, sentences, phrases, words, some basic grammar like verb conjugations, to be, days of the week, and a few more other things that are just basic or top 10 Egyptian verbs, or top 20 Egyptian sentences. No one is actually teaching Egyptian Arabic, Arabic. Like In a sentence, what comes First. The noun, the adjective, the Taamabuttah which is Feminine and how to use it, the Alif Lam لا together and how to use it. And etc. But there is not one person who teaches what this one lady teaches "Arabic Katawaat KZbin channel". She is the only person i see on youtube that's pretty much teaching in steps and with detailed plans... Well her and other MSA TEACHERS. Peope want to learn Egyptian Arabic but there is not one Egyptian on youtube teaching the grammar in it's respective place. in steps and in plans. They're simply going of the notion that all people just want to speak the language only Again, i found myself going to her to figure what comes First, second, third and onward in a sentence. She's teaching MSA Read, written and speaking Arabic. Whether or not mot someone wants to live in Egypt at least they(Egyptian tutors) could do is stand out from each other but no! They're all the same. No one is a teacher, nor can they call themselves a teacher but only tutor's.. I don't mean to sound mean but if all I'm seeing is this then why should i spend my money when all i need to do is just search every Egyptian tutor on KZbin and just take a phrase from him, a sentence from her, and day of the month from this guy, and a verb conjugation from that guy and piece it all together Because no one is going to teach the actual structure of the sentence. At this point it's just best to grab a little something from everyone, take that and then get on italki and just talk to someone and get corrected on my pronunciation. But not one Egyptian KZbinr is teaching in it's full entirety the actual Arabic Egyptian language in it's full sentence structure. At least teach me how the language is formed and how it works. I want to know the structure of it in it's deepness not everyone just wants to speak the Egyptian Arabic they want to know how to read, write and speak it as well. Come on man, change up your teaching tactics.