20 MUST-KNOW SURVIVAL ARABIC & SPOKEN EGYPTIAN Phrases for Beginners

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20 MUST KNOW SURVIVAL ARABIC & SPOKEN EGYPTIAN Phrases for Beginners
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[@Linguamid]

Sign up now for my free online course 'Egyptian Arabic 101' www.arabicwithhamid.com/free-course

[@missgdaygirl]

Thank you so much for these great lessons! Learning Egyptian dialect is so beautiful & fun with such a great instructor! Shukraan Gazilaan 🙏

[@theamerican_insider]

I am an American listening from Abu Qir, Egypt. Thank you for this first lesson.

[@FannyB-re6fp]

I had never heard all these variations of masaa al kheir, how beautiful it is😄

[@missgdaygirl]

You are such a great teacher! Thank you for making learning Egyptian Arabic so much more fun then I ever imagined!

[@Linguamid]

My pleasure & many thanks for your support 😀

[@liorjulius6521]

also I am so Greatly appreciated to Your Time and dedication 🙏

[@Linguamid]

You are most welcome 🙏🙂

[@MamaAlgarhi]

It's funny because recently during the Palestine media, (Allah protect all those poor people and grant them all the stregnth) I saw the name Ward a lot. Also el-Ward appeared as the first expression on this video.. I am British and my surname is Ward ❤ I didn't know Ward was an Arabic word with meaning until I saw it mentioned on the media not long ago 🙈

[@kanabanery]

Thanks for continuing to make these Linguamid!

[@Language_Arabic]

How could I survive without your survival phrases?! THANK YOU!!!! 🤩🤩

[@A.Soul88]

Thank you! such a nice manner of explaining 🙏🏼🩷

[@Linguamid]

You're most welcome!

[@samanthamagdaleno1102]

Ya extrañaba tus videos 😭😭😭😭😭❤️

[@jassiegloria4269]

Thank you so much...keep them coming الله يخليك

[@minatbs5408]

you are perfect بلاشک

[@ahatorchristiana868]

You're a great teacher

[@OmarAlondra]

Teacher Can you please make Egyptian podcast, only Arabic with subtitles, everywhere only for beginners!! What is need is real Arabic,real speed, interesting intermediate Arabic, how we can talk with real people!! Real life topic, thank you very much 🙏❤️❤️

[@mariagraziapeirone1050]

Many thanks

[@islamiclife.16]

It’s really helpful. شكرا جدا 😊 ‏please make more videos for beginners.

[@natalyalegeza8177]

Thank you 😊

[@ireneorientaldancer]

Thank you for your very interesting video! I come across many of these words in songs!

[@ShamielJacobs-yq2zo]

Nice

[@Linguamid]

Thanks

[@TheJacrespo]

Congrats on your videos; they are very helpful and well-taught. One question: in Egyptian Arabic, are there some words from Ancient Middle Egyptian or Coptic? For instance, the word for water in Ancient Egyptian is similar to that in Egyptian Arabic(mw, coptic:.mou) Are there more examples like this? Thx a lot!

[@sharaymccain3941]

Love your videos!!!

[@Linguamid]

my pleasure

[@don_zion]

I was expecting you talk about "maaleish" which many people use it in their daily dialogues. I wanted to know now when we can use it and what does is mean? And also I wanted to know why Egyptians put "SH" at the end of some of their verbs? And what is the effect of "sh" on the verbs or what does it mean? I hope you can see my comment and answer my questions. Thank you so much sir and "Allah ykhalleek"😅🎉❤

[@Linguamid]

Sure with pleasure Maalesh means 'never mind' The 'sh' at the end of the verb is for the negation For example: He writes : howwa beyekteb He doesn't write: howwa ma beyektebsh In the previous example, the negation is with the article "ma" + "sh" at the end of the verb

[@don_zion]

@@Linguamid thank you so much for your explanasion. it was very helpful. i can say you are best teacher for egyptian arabic on youtube by far. because i am very interested in egyptian accent and i watched many videos on youtube but i found your videos the most helpful. Allah ysellemek brother🙌🙌

[@liorjulius6521]

Is there any Group Lessons taken? Any Places in Cairo??..I am in ..

[@Linguamid]

Yes, I offer weekly Zoom group conversation sessions as one of the features of my Egyptian Accelerator online course arabicwithhamid.com/accelerator

[@MamaAlgarhi]

Can I ask, I'm sorry if you have explained before at any point.. why is there an alif ا at the end of these words for شكرا and ءفوا (you're welcome - sorry if this spelling is incorrect)

[@duha25us]

Where from the word izzaiyi has been driven? How do you say I can't tolerate this???

[@Linguamid]

It is driven from 'ezzay = how' & 'ak/ik = you (to male/female)

[@Linguamid]

I can't tolerate this ana mesh 2aader at7mmel dah أنا مش قادر اتحمل ده

[@Таң]

👍👍👍

[@dorahristova9360]

Hi. Why do you put numbers in the words?

[@Linguamid]

the numbers indicate phonetics of some Arabic letters that have no equivalent in English (3 means letter ayn, 7 means letter haa, and so on)

[@Rose-n8k7n]

Aslaamu Alaikum, I would be pleased only you can teach first time beginning to learn Egyptian Arabic translations in English as well as Arabic language in English with Arabic in centre must be large size translations to read actual reading 📚 shukraan jazeelan

[@Rose-n8k7n]

It is because we have an Egyptian friend he speaks Arabic

[@Rose-n8k7n]

Must be in English sentences with translation in English

[@ahatorchristiana868]

Please how can I say next,never, already, alright, I'm at work,

[@MaryamAbdullaahi]

Can I get someone practice me

[@universitysociety7771]

I'm here Which app do you prefer to communicate with each other