Essential Levantine Arabic Verbs: To Drink

ta3baane is the feminine, ta3baan is the masculine

[@UnderstandingUs]

Love this type of format where you focus on one word and go through all the tenses, keep up these really helpful videos.

[@superlinux]

شكرا تاليا. حلوين. الله يوفقك.

[@Arbnvbe]

Thank you so much for this ! Please do the future for those verbs. And please please do the verb to be (ikun) because it's such a difficult one

[@naqeeozil6146]

أرجوك قدمي مقاطع لتعلم اللغة الانجليزية

[@ivornworrell]

Thank you very much for these series of videos on commonly used Levantine verbs.However, you pronounce the past tense of drink in English basically the same as the present tense but your spelling is correct (drank).As a native English speaker I detected it immediately.The letter "a" in drank must be clearly pronounced to distinguish it from drink.I am learning a lot of Lavantine Arabic from you and perhaps you can pick up a few English tips from me.Shukran.

[@MrEVAQ]

She is a native English speaker. Her pronunciations are okay to my ear but I could understand why you'd think it sounds like "drink"

[@med.aminemsitta2727]

welcome i'm a native arabic speaker this is my wattsap [phone] i can help you learn arabic

[@theconconshow]

Everyone makes a little boo boo now and then. With respect- please check out what you just wrote. You spelt Levantine with an "a" the second time you wrote it. A little boo boo too. ☺️

[@melanieudvardi4745]

Love ur videos! Thanks

[@Mohammed_haider.abbas1827]

درس جديد تئبريني

[@francisorih396]

i am learning so much thanks to your videos !! gracias merci shukran grazie mamnoun danke

[@SimchaWaldman]

You have this video twice on your list.

[@tahirilyas4006]

I thought T3ban means tired

[@Samlaren]

Read the last row at 2:28 - she writes exactly that :)

[@tahirilyas4006]

Samlaren thanks

[@superlinux]

Tahir Ilyas It can also mean sick according to the context

[@francisorih396]

bravissima!! sei un genio linguistico !!

[@korosharyanpour6627]

Hi Talia! Can we use "barra" instead of "the world" to say outside?"lamma bitkun barra shob bashrab e ktir mayy"?I never actually understood how this language works. Could you explain,please,why there are used different ways of saying when there's a word for each of them? :)

[@thelanguagelife7962]

Sze - you can use barra as well in this context :)