How to say 'Cut to the chase', 'Finally', 'Last', 'End', using 'aakher' in Levantine Syrian Arabic

Welcome to another exciting Levantine Arabic lesson! In this video, we're going deep into the word 'Aakher' (آخِر) - the last, the end, when all's said and done, etc. - and discovering its many uses. By making a few small changes, you can use 'Aakher' in various ways, like saying "cut to the chase", "get to the point" or "sum it up."
Today, we'll explore the different meanings and examples of 'Aakher' to help you understand it better.
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thank you very much Manar, I always look forward to your videos :) They're fun and educational, as an intermediate student, I always learn something new thru the examples and explanations, even when I already know the words in the title haha y3atiiki alif 3afiye! 🤗🙏

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Shukran ya Manar. I always learn a lot from your great lessons. I notice that you used the future marker "lahh" in your sentence: "ma lahh wafe' " I think most people who speak Levantine Arabic use "rahh" as the future marker. Is the "lahh" interchangeable with "rahh"? Is "lahh" only used in Syria? Thank you.

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Hi! Whats the difference between b'eet and bDall? Are they both 'to stay'

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salamat👋🏽 they both mean to stay. but they have other meaning as well

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Ya hala 👋🏼 it's ok to slowdown and comeback again that helps sometimes 😉 ☺️ How long have you been studying Arabic?

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Thank you so much for your amazing and helpful lessons, yaa ustaadha! I noticed in more of your videos that you use the word لح to form the future tense. Is it any different from رح? Does the usage depend on where the speaker is coming from? شكرا كتير 🙏🌹

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Yes, correct لح is more used in Syria, ☺️

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@@ArabicwithManar Okay, thank you for your reply! And I'm sorry, I just noticed you explained these in one of your videos already. Have a nice day👋😊

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