Learn Levantine Arabic: Feelings and Emotions - Part 3

[@thelanguagelife7962]

This is the updated version. Thank you to those of you who gave me corrections!

[@4SyriaTruth]

ma'oul! wa ana ktir ghairan minnik linno kunt sakin 9 snin b lebnan wa suyriyye wa filistin sai3din allajaat walekin ma fini i7ki hal edd 7ilu...

[@meghnameg3403]

Thank you for this lesson. I really want to learn more arabic. Who could teach me further?

[@KaulitzJade]

Love it! لما ما سويتي فيديوهات جديدة خليني شوي مكتئبة 😊

[@طاريہخان]

Is it same in Syrian Arabic?

[@Rasheed7]

Yes it's

[@5Gazto]

00:06素晴らしい始め！ワロタ。

Very nice. PLEASE, make a video showing how to say in Levantine this: 1. I play the guitar 2. I play the bass guitar 3. I play the keyboard 4. I play the drums 5. I play the saxofone 6. I use the microphone

[@ivornworrell]

*Mar7aba Talia, wa keef 7alik ilyom?: @ about **01:12**, can "m3" be used interchangeably with "3n" to mean "with"? Shukran kteer wa Jazek Allah kul khair.*

[@ivornworrell]

*MarHaba Talia, great video.Two questions though:(1)What is the plural continuos marker, ("am bihalli means "IS making" (m), but how do you say "ARE making")? (2) Can you please say what are the object pronouns (eg., ni=me, him=?, her=? we=? etc.) Shukran.*

[@zainhambey6308]

These sentences that you do are so helpful! Thank you so much! Please keep doing these!

[@thwaib100]

Arabic is very big language , there is standard which is bigger than English, and in every single dialect there are varieties and minor dialects. Don't worry if you had small inaccuracy , some times it's inaccuracy here but accuracy there . Arabic Mike said I could spend all of my life to learn Arabic

[@jazzmanem9119]

Do you know where I can find some arabic feminine nouns without the feminine marker? Are there some rules that govern this topic?

[@andrejoseph2333]

Great lesson. Love the way you are using the screen for these lessons.

[@ivornworrell]

*Mar7aba Talia, @ about **01:45** I don't understand why ek (you, feminine) is used in 'la'innek' because ek is used as an object pronoun in the sentence but to me, the subject pronoun inte (you, feminine) is required before the future marker ra7, so am I correct to say "2na ktir ghayrane minnek la'inn inte ra7 etsaafri 3 faransa"? shukran.*

[@ummzakariya3080]

I'm sure you found the answer after so long but in case anyone like me, see these videoes now: la'innek (because you), la'inni (because I) and so on. You can attach pronouns to la'ann the same as ma3, 3and and so on

[@abboud4380]

في جمل مهمه اكثر لازم اتعلميهم على كل حال جميل تسلمي In the most important sentences needed to teach them anyway beautiful receive

[@ICanSpeakArabic]

@Icarus Daedalus we need u to help us correct our m8stakes

[@ivornworrell]

A'wafi Talia, at about 02:11 you have the letter ain to mean 'to' in English:Does the word 'la' also mean 'to' (as in-la medine-To a city?

[@thekingofireland7728]

ivor worrell yes it does

[@ginismoja2459]

Is هذا الطقس بخليني... the same as هذا الجو بخليني?

[@Rasheed7]

Yes, it's the same

[@ilanshtrikman6668]

Thank you so much I learn a lot from your videos BTW Pronunciation of الذنب is aldhanb according to Google Translate But you use m, not n

[@thelanguagelife7962]

That's the fusha pronunciation. In amiyah it's pronounced zamb

[@mecotgul2870]

Well done...Thanx a lot

[@therealjoebobsicle]

Thank you so much!!! Such a good practical lesson!

[@thelanguagelife7962]

😁😊

[@KunnampallilGejo]

Superb, well done, please do more , awesome teaching

[@thelanguagelife7962]

Thank you!

[@srahims3218]

There is a mistake its not مِكتئب (miktaib) its مُكتئب(moukta'ib)

[@thelanguagelife7962]

There are Palestinians who use mikti'eb

[@srahims3218]

@@thekingofireland7728 ليش غبي؟ لا يمكنك التحدث بدون سب الناس؟ لم اكن اعلم انها اللهجة الشامية

[@eidlebanon5245]

حلو كتير يسلم ايديكي، Have you ever thought of learning Syriac? 😁

[@Rasheed7]

عندك فكرة عن مصادر مناسبة؟

[@thelanguagelife7962]

I actually am very fascinated by Aramaic! Right now I feel like I have my plate full haha but I would definitely too learn it at some point!

[@therealjoebobsicle]

Hey did you take down your long video with the personal qualities? It was 11 mins or something... I wasn’t finished with it! lol

[@thelanguagelife7962]

Yes there were some mistakes in it so I took it down to fix them. It will be back up as soon as I fix everything :)

[@therealjoebobsicle]

Spoken Arabic Simplified You’re so diligent. Thank you!

[@thwaib100]

احسنت في تعديل الأخطاء للأمام 👍

[@thelanguagelife7962]

شكرا كتير على الملاحظات!

[@ICanSpeakArabic]

شكرا جزيلا يا استاذنا 👏👏👏

[@Rasheed7]

أستاذتنا 😁

[@ivornworrell]

A'wafi Talia, at about 03:43:Can I use ba'edma without the 'ma' since the word ba'ed means áfter'?Shukran.

[@thekingofireland7728]

ivor worrell hey, I live in jerusalem and I can tell you that you can use ba’ed alone in some sentences but in other sentences the ‘ma’ is necessary.

[@thelanguagelife7962]

In that sentence no. You use ba3ed with a noun/noun phrase and ba3ed ma with a verb :)

[@ivornworrell]

@@thelanguagelife7962 Shukran Talia for the clarification.

[@jazzmanem9119]

What happened with the glasses?

[@thelanguagelife7962]

I'm keeping them until my prescription changes again😎

[@MrPickledede]

Do you know any Yemeni Arabic?

[@ICanSpeakArabic]

no i know only fusha , MSA

[@thelanguagelife7962]

I don't unfortunately. I find it very beautiful though!

[@ibrahimbelfaqih1035]

هذه اللهجة اللبنانية وليست اللغة العربية.

[@therealjoebobsicle]

Why is الذنب written like zamb and not zanb? I guess it doesn’t matter when you are pronouncing it...what else is your tongue supposed to do?

[@thelanguagelife7962]

Yes exactly it's just easier to pronounce. Though in fusha you would pronounce it as it's written.

[@jadolives451]

هههههههه مش طبيعي كيف بتحكي 😂😂😂 خربتي ام اللغة 😂😂😂

[@Rasheed7]

بتحكي منيح