How to Form the Future Tense in Arabic (Levantine Arabic & MSA)

CGE Jordan's Director, Fridrik Tiedemann, teaches you how to speak in the future tense.
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[@overgrows]

Just had this video randomly recommended again. I remember watching this a few years ago when I just started learning arabic and now here I am fluent in it haha.

[@puxandoofole9384]

That is what I was looking for, thank you so much! Great Teacher and great class.

[@CyndiLH]

Wonderful lessons...I wish I could attend an immersion class some day :)

[@المغترهالتميمي]

تعلمت من قواعد اللغه الانجليزيه اكثر لان اللغه العربيه تختلف تماما الان فهمت أمور كثيره شكرا لك

[@aminjafarismayilzada4865]

Thanks a lot for this

[@gioc.1908]

I've learned Fusha-Arabic and can use it pretty well. Now I wanted to top up my language skills by adding some comprehension knowledge. These videos seem to be perfect!! I don't care about people who disagree in the comments, because it's a fact that too many people talk when they actually shouldn't. I advise everybody to learn Fusha, which is more beautiful than all Arabic dialects, but after that, it makes sense to learn how dialects work. I speak several languages, so I know what I'm talking about. I don't understand other Italian dialects, but as soon as I comprehend the way their dialect works, it becomes intelligible to me, as well. Anyhow, great videos!

[@happy97i]

you're good in Arabic

[@binhilabi]

please make a video on past tense as well

[@nasir.attai006]

Why did you stop producing these vedios it was really useful.

[@Samlaren]

Excellent video! Is ha- used as well in Jordan as a future prefix? I know that they use it in Syria at times instead of rah-

[@CGEJordan]

Yes, it is, but not that much. Great comment!

[@frondescenceful]

Are you planning on uploading more videos? I'd love to see some more advanced content.

[@CGEJordan]

Yes, we are. Our institute moved to a larger and more modern facility, so we have had to take a break, but will be uploading in the next few weeks, in sha' allah.

[@kareembarakat470]

still waiting your new videos ustath

[@homaghezel3272]

Thanks.

[@5Gazto]

6:58, like in Chinese 要

[@binhilabi]

thank you very much for uploading this. somce this is institute what is yout website ? it is not mention

[@CGEJordan]

www.cgejordan.com Thanks!

[@Night-bot01-x5d]

You should use سوف Not رح Because I think سوف موجودة في اللغة العربية الفصحي But رح موجودة فقط في بعض الدول.. وغير معروفه في الدول الاخري يعني انا عربي ولم أكن اعرف أن رح معناها سوف.. كمثال في مصر نحن لا نستخدم سوف ولا رح ولكن نقول (ه) مثال هزور عمي..بدلا من سوف أزور عمي او رح أزور عمي!! بدلا من أن نقول الأسبوع القادم نقول الأسبوع اللي جي!! فالأفضل هو تدريس الفصحي وليس تدريس لهجه دوله معينه حتي كلمة بدي معناها اريد I want = انا أريد وليس بدي!! هذه ليست فصحي.. Yes = نعم وليس آه..نحن في مصر نقول آه أو ايوا.. وأيضا نقول آه عندما نشعر بالألم.. وعندما يقول لنا أحد شيء ولا نسمعه نقول لله نعم حتي يعيد تكرار ما قاله.. ولكن في الفصحي Yes= نعم No = لا يعني في دول كتير علي حد علمي أن اللغه العربية مش فصحي.. مش = ليست انا لست أتكلم هكذا ولكن انا أحاول أن أتحدث بالفصحى حتي تفهمني!!

[@CGEJordan]

Thank you for your input. We teach dialect because no Arabs in Jordan, Palestine, Syria, or Lebanon speak MSA. We gave the MSA only for comparison between the MSA and the dialect in Jordan. Thank you again.

[@shahabuddin7262]

@@CGEJordan شکرا اخی و ایضا شکر لک Dr. انا من باکستان و فی باکستان الان. انا حقا مسرور ومشکور لمساعدکم. فی بلدنا کل الشخاص یحبون العربیۃ, انا کدالک. ارید افھم عامیۃ لاننی لا استطیع ان افھم افلام, اغانی و عندما عرب یتکلمون مع نفسھم..... شکرا :)

[@abidsaleemdesconian3528]

White Board is not seeing well so I could not learn property.

[@yakuphankaya]

where is the link ? i couldn't find it

[@nonstop7255]

Is there a big difference between Levantine arabic and Gulf arabic?

[@CGEJordan]

Good question. The differences vary depending on the region of the Gulf you are talking about. Yemeni is farther from the Levantine dialect than is the Saudi dialect. There are also at least two major dialects within Saudi Arabia. In general, a Levantine speaker will find it much easier to cross-over into Gulf dialects than a North African or Egyptian speaker would. The biggest differences have to do with two areas: 1) The pronunciation of some of the Arabic letters and 2) most-used verbs and auxiliary verbs as well as some very common nouns that will be different. But, once you get passed the surface vocabulary, you will find that they share a lot in common.

[@nonstop7255]

@A. A. lol this is crazy to receive a reply to my comment 3/4 years later. I improved my arabic since then and I speak gulf arabic only but it's still cool to be able to understand levantine arabic dialects.

[@cyrus1566]

Il mudare3 means present tense, not future .........right ? And how do I say future tense in Arabic ?

[@CGEJordan]

That's right. The future tense is "al-mustaqbal" المستقبل in Arabic.

[@cyrus1566]

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[@KingMonii23]

Can you do a video on how to ask for something? Ex: May I have this/that... Can I have this/that... Can I get this/that... May I get this/that

[@CGEJordan]

We'll make a note of that. We are not going to post any new videos until after Ramadan, though.

[@KingMonii23]

inshaAllah.

[@aniqnajmi4546]

can i ask..when we have to add the letter ب in the present tense because sometime it is not added although in ammiyah

[@CGEJordan]

Basically, the letter ب is going to placed on the front of stand-alone present tense verbs. But, if you place a future particle or a helping verb in front of a present tense verb, then the ب will drop out and be replaced by the typical MSA prefixes. This is explained very well in my book, The Most Used Verbs in Spoken Arabic: Jordan & Palestine. See the purchase link in the description.

[@aniqnajmi4546]

CGE Jordan Institute for Arabic Studies ..ouh okey.Thank you so much:):)

[@aliqadiriSweden]

Shukran! One question; i have been learning Fusha arabic and will work in the West bank, should i learn the spoken language or are they capable to understand me if i speak Fusha?

[@CGEJordan]

Many, if not most, will be able to understand you if you were to speak in fusha. But, there will be more moments of frustration and you will have to repeat sentences quite often, I imagine. Also, you will feel diconnected from them and they will feel the same because fusha is not the language of the heart -- it is almost never used for conversation or daily interactions. If you are planning to be there for more than a couple of months, we recommend that you work to learn the Spoken dialect. The 101 Most Used Verbs in Spoken Arabic: Jordan & Palestine is your best resource for learning the dialect. You can purchase it on Amazon (link is in the video details section).

[@binhilabi]

@cge jordan : It is just available on Amazon , wouldn't I will be able to find on bookshop ? I hope it contains Audio CD as well

[@binhilabi]

oh i checked it contains CD as well.

[@syedmdabid7191]

The dual concept is out from leeventine Arabic, it may be under effect of Western culture. Dual conjugation is rare.

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[@JohnDoe-hp5nn]

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