DON'T FORGET in Levantine Arabic | Imperative Verb

[@chrissorelle5120]

I really love that you did this lesson "b'il 'arabi". Every one learns differently. For me, the less English the better. It just gets in the way. Relying only on Arabic trains me to think in Arabic. I also find it a lot easier to learn the written language by reading along (in Arabic) with the narrator.

[@wilpimienta]

With subtitles in Arabic now it's much better 👍🏾

[@كارول-ث3ه]

Thank you so much. I love it best this way (when you give instructions in Arabic). شكراً كتير 👏

[@tineclaeys8254]

Yay for Arabic instructions and English subs! Love it! Thank you so much, you are a great teacher 😍

[@dingana29]

thank you! In a future video would you be able explain how to use الى (e.g. إلي، إلك، إله، إلها) :)

[@saintnectarios2658]

Thank you so much, waiting for more

[@KaulitzJade]

Amazing as usual!

[@Elena-pl1de]

Thank you for your work!

Very interesting

[@warrior5215]

رحت أشوف عالصديقي لما كنت صغير وقدرت أحكيله: ما تنسى الله بحياك، عشان يومن من الايام بدكه

[@dorcas1172]

Good one!which dialect please?

[@farhadrustami3928]

اهلين. موقدرانه بشكرك بكفي. مرسي قد ما فيني

[@jcpeters4157]

How different are all the different levantine dialects ? Can they all understand each other ? By the way , this channel rocks ! ☺

[@josephduzelljr.4284]

Is there anyone that I can practice and speak Levantine Arabic with? I'd love to practise some

[@ivornworrell]

Mar7aba estazza, wa keef 7aalik ilyom? Inshallah bikheyr:@about 02:00, can I also say "ma tin-sa tren hada l-masa"? Shukran.

[@LearnLevantineArabic]

Ahlan ivor worrell. ana mnee7a el 7amdilla. You can say that, but I think it's a bit of a literal translation, "this evening" translated to "had el masa". Mostly, we just say el masa.

[@ivornworrell]

@@LearnLevantineArabic Shukran kteer wa Allah 2isellmik.

[@ivornworrell]

Mar7aba mu3allimmè, keef bet quul "Don't forget me" when talking to a female, is it "ma tinseeni"? yikhliff 3leyki.

[@warrior5215]

بدي أحكيهم: ما تنسونا عشان الله معنا

[@ivornworrell]

Mar7aba mua3llimmè, with positive (affirmative) commands, can I just drop the ma, so for example "tinsao=Forget it" ?

[@zahralilian4776]

ivor worrell if you want to tell someone to forget it then you have to say - insi (to a woman) or insa (to a man)

[@ivornworrell]

2SSalaamu 3aleykum estazza, @ about 02:00, does "ma tinsa tren=Don't forget to call me" ? If yes, why is the letter yaa not attached to the word "tren" , so that the sentence becomes "ma tinsa treni 3alaiel masa" ? Because the letter yaa is the object pronoun for "me" Shukran.

[@ivornworrell]

@Xavier Yousef Now I understand after reading your explanation, shukran.

[@warrior5215]

بقدر أستناه في بيتي وكان نفسي أحكله: ما تنسى ترن علي المسا

[@joemichael9949]

What does برضو mean? I tried to find the meaning, but I couldn’t find anything

[@LearnLevantineArabic]

It means (also)

[@joemichael9949]

Learn Levantine Arabic similar with كمان?

[@LearnLevantineArabic]

Yes

[@joemichael9949]

Thank you :)

[@muhammedsharookh8912]

ما تنس اشتري حليب

[@LearnLevantineArabic]

ما تنسى تشتري

[@warrior5215]

مش ضروري إنه يحكيله: ما تنسيها، عشان هو يحبها

[@lucyhoward8044]

Ma tinsi tishteri haleeb. Ma tinsa tishtera haleeb??

[@LearnLevantineArabic]

The first one (feminine) is correct. Good job. The second one (masculine) is also "teshteri". Ma tinsa teshtri haleeb

[@warrior5215]

دورون يحكي لمرة وتحكي له: مش رح أعتيك المفتاح. شو؟ ما تنسي المفتاح

[@warrior5215]

رحت أشوف الحبيبتي في العين وقدرت أحكيلها: يا حبيبتي ما تنساني، كارن ما تنساني

[@warrior5215]

كنت بدي إنه ملاك يرح عالكارن ويحكيلها: ما تنسية

[@levimusitz9186]

ما تنسى تشتري حليب

[@LearnLevantineArabic]

Correct :)

[@HaliPuppeh]

ما تنسى تشتري حليب.

[@LearnLevantineArabic]

Good :)