Learn 10 more Common Levantine Arabic Phrases with examples | PART FIVE

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please continue these type of videos of common sentences! they are very helpful :)

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Great and hopefully more to come

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These videos with phrases are fabulous! So very useful. Thanks.

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The most useful videos ever!

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درستك دئماً منيح، شكراً كتير و انا اتعلم منك. حان بدّي عربي متلك 😊

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هادا الدرس رائع كتير.

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[@ЕленаОмар]

Sir i like your lessons very much, very useful, Thank you 🙏 you made a lot of tutorials on different arabic language moments, but can you please do not repeat it all the time that you made a dedicated tutorial,because listen the same lesson many times, !! When you start you class, you always say i hope you had a wonderful day, doing well, can you say it arabic!! Honestly i am Enjoing you english too it is very beautiful,🙏🙏 but i am obcessed with arabic!!! little People teach properly, you are great Thank you Sir 🙏🙏🙏😍🌸💞

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Noted, thanks

[@asksyealer]

Great lesson! Could you also combine ما عاد بدي with a noun phrase? As in: ما عاد بدي من المدينة = i've had enough of the city? Or can it only be followed by verbal phrases?

[@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic]

It certainly can be formed that way ☺️

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Fantastic!!

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Thanks ☺️

[@jerrywebster7678]

Hi Ibrahim., I switched some things up in an attempt to say, “I wonder if I can reserve a room for next Monday?”. However, when I think about the sentence I made, it sounds ambiguous. It sounds as if I’m wondering, when next Monday gets here and becomes today, whether I’ll be able to book a room. But I’m wondering if I can get a room “for on” next Monday if that makes any sense. Here is the suspect: ‎عم اتسأل إذا فيني أحجِز غرفة التنين الجاي Hopefully it didn’t get mangled in the comments box. Doesn’t it sound ambiguous?

[@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic]

That’s a perfect sentence and I couldn’t have put it better! 👍🏽 well done

[@jerrywebster7678]

Thanks Ibrahim. I’m really enjoying following this series. In you examples for عم اتطلع ل , can you also attach افعال to the ل as in Standard Arabic or only مصدر? I’m guessing مصدر is more common.

[@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic]

No, you won’t be able to attach the La to the verbal noun, it would the structure very clunky. Thanks

[@jerrywebster7678]

Thanks. But could you have just as well attached ل to verbs in your examples. You have them on nouns right?

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@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabicOops زوركن is فعل مضارع

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@@jerrywebster7678 yes you can

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@@jerrywebster7678 yes

[@ivornworrell]

مرحبا استاذ إبرهيم. الله يوفقك للدرس. At about 04:15, how do I say "I'm looking forward to it"

[@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic]

بتطلعلها- بتطلعله However people would make the subject clear in the sentence instead of omitting it. Thanks

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[@unknown.3307]

When do we use مو and when do we use ما to make a sentence negative? Jazak Allah

[@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic]

مو used with nouns ما is used with verbs

[@unknown.3307]

@@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabicthank you! It cleared up a lot 😅

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Which levantine dialect is this?

[@ArabicClearlyLevantineArabic]

Standard meaning it’s not a or one regional dialect