How to Ask about Directions in Egyptian Arabic dialect

[@Linguamid]

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[@Linguamid]

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Thank you very much for such good lesson.

[@Linguamid]

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Thank you

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[@anncahigasicarangal474]

Love your content very useful..... And new knowledge shukran...... I mean knowledgeable...... Because I really need to know and understand Egyptian dialect or arabic language..... ❤️❤️❤️

[@Linguamid]

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[@Linguamid]

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Another great video! Thank you

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Incredible lessons thank you!! Shukron 🙏🙏

[@Linguamid]

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[@stefaniegraf4588]

very good Explained again-*:) good teacher *Hamid**:)) And also very good to learn-by this again the -form of-!""TO GO""-Shukran jazzilan Very Good***

[@Linguamid]

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[@DrTariqRamadan]

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[@rosikosutube8368]

Shemaal & yemeen are very similar with Hebrew smola & yamina. And many other words are also similar in these two languages, especially the basic vocabulary. Numerals are almost same. And even the pronunciation of some sounds, e. g. the typical Arabic [j] is pronounced as [g] in Egyptian, just as [g] in Hebrew, e. g. in such words as 'camel' or 'leg' it is g, not j. True for both languages. This is what I found for myself.

[@ancam2535]

Hello Hamid, You are the best,!!!! I would like to ask you if you have an official place in Cairo where I can come to learn the Egyptian Dialect ? I intend to travel to Cairo. If it’s possible I would like to get an intensive course with you Beast greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

[@Linguamid]

Hi Anca, Email me with your concern regarding the dialect or send me a message on my fb page 'learn arabic with hamid'

[@lexlarafitness6259]

azay arooo

[@mapofg6095]

Sabah al kher ya amid, Is there any difference between 'ana rayeh al Cairo" and "ana barooh al Cairo"? The First act as an adjective and the second gets conjugated for Every person. Shukran

[@Linguamid]

no they are practically the same - ana rayeh (m) , ana rayhah (f) is more common though

[@mapofg6095]

@@Linguamid many thanks for answering, yaatik al ha'afie

[@alippalallo4816]

How to say an "U turn" in Egyptian?

[@Linguamid]

we say: el-malaf الملف (by the way many Egyptians say U turn as well, but it is better to use the Arabic term

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How can I contact you dear I need a teacher

[@Linguamid]

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I try buy said not enrolment o enrollment close

[@Linguamid]

Hi Isabel - sure no problem I can still open the Egyptian Arabic Accelerator enrollment for 1 hour or so - just tell me when you are online & can access

[@isabelperez2433]

Thank you for your kindness from now till 6 here in London is 4 in the afternoon

[@Linguamid]

Dear Isabel, The enrollment is now open 👍 arabicwithhamid.com/accelerator

[@misslala6911]

why cant we say ازاي بروح ?? with ب

[@Linguamid]

It is more common in spoken language to have the verb in the simple present (without the ب) after question articles - but you can hear the verb sometimes with ب from natives (but less common)

[@kbabym86]

I wouldnt suggest asking for directions in Egypt 😂😂😬😬 personal experience

[@Linguamid]

Yes - this is true in many cases, especially if someone does not know the direction but pretends and give false info, which happens a lot in Egypt 😀

[@Светланаильванович]

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