Learn Lebanese Arabic Through Drama With English Subtitles | Ya Rayt Episode 2

[@carolahermann3282]

The video clip is very good to understand. Not too fast and good pronunciation. I had a successful experience. 😅 Good choice. Thank you very much.

[@SpeakShamiArabic]

I'm so happy to hear that! Thanks for watching

[@ivornworrell]

انا استفدت كثير’ شكرا للِك والله يجلينا إياكي.

[@SpeakShamiArabic]

عفواً :)

[@starnejme6902]

Genius lesson.

[@SpeakShamiArabic]

Thank you!

[@meniporat3527]

شكرا كتير, يا أستاذة 🌹

[@SpeakShamiArabic]

عفواً

[@meniporat3527]

@@SpeakShamiArabic لا شكر على واجب

[@tonyhakim-p4w]

also is كلامك مظبوط a way to say you’re right?

[@SpeakShamiArabic]

Yes that’s a super common phrase in spoken Arabic, do note that the first word is pronounced “mazbut”

[@tonyhakim-p4w]

also why do i have to say واقف for im standing and not عم بوقف؟

[@SpeakShamiArabic]

The first one واقف describes a state in which you are already standing, the second one describes the process of standing up or the process of stopping

[@tonyhakim-p4w]

they act tough can i say بيعملوا حالهن عنترين؟

[@SpeakShamiArabic]

I haven’t heard that phrase before but it could be a colloquial phrase used by a certain region. The last word looks to be derived from عنتر which describes someone who is brave or bold. If anyone else has heard of it before comment down below!