SIX Essential Contrast Conjunctions in Palestinian Arabic

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[@tameemqasem1686]

Adrian, you are a god send bro! I used to speak arabic as a child but as the years went by I stopped practicing and my language became broken. While I still had the tongue for the words and pronunciation my grammar was becoming a mess. There are so few Palestinian and levantine dialect resources online perhaps because there isn't as much demand for it, the fact that you've put these lessons online for us and for free really is a testament to your passion for teaching. I know that your channel is quite small and you probably don't make much money from it, all the more why I am so thankful for all the work you do putting up this educational content. Allah ya3tik al 3afia bro!

[@PalWebTV]

thank you so much for your kind words - this is what motivates me to keep going 💪💪💪

[@Maaaarrrrssss]

I learned so much thank you for your content!! yikhlif 3alik

[@أحمد-ر8ح6د]

التعليم تبعك بيجنن، الدرسك هو الذهب

[@patokeefe5500]

you are a very good teacher! shukran

[@seekingtofindthetruth]

Your content is great as usual thank you😌

[@sphaerashaney]

Thanks! 🙏

[@anasouto1884]

Echaba mucho de menos tus vídeos. Muchas gracias :) Es siempre un placer verte, escucharte y aprender contigo.

[@lenonperezgoncalves]

What an incredible video! Keep up your great work 👏🏽

[@nadim10000]

can you make a video going over regional differences in palestinian arabic with examples?

[@UhtredOfBamburgh]

There is no such thing as palestine anymore. Its just a terrorist dialect of Egyptian that is currently dying out because they attacked a larger country. You might as well learn Aramaic

[@alyas3953]

I was one of your mutuals on Twitter before I got suspended 😭😭 Love your videos keep up the great work habibi ❤️🇵🇸❤️

[@PalWebTV]

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[@noyaadven8365]

thank you so much! send you love from Israel

[@Roblox__123lol]

Free palestine

[@noyaadven8365]

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[@MrEVAQ]

0:50 I'm pretty sure it's also lengthened like that in fusHa, but it is written with a dagger alif and not a normal alif (it's like that in the Quran).

[@PalWebTV]

oh hahaha this is why i shouldn’t open my mouth to say anything about fus7a 😂

[@danmitropolsky9740]

“Laakin” (but) in standard / literary Arabic also has a long A, this is not a dialectial innovation. It may be written لكن but that is beacuae there is a ألف خنجرية there (لٰكن) so it is equivalent in pronunciation to لاكن. Just like the long a in هذا

[@marinatoshich282]

Thank you. I like it very much. 🙏

[@ivornworrell]

درس ممتاز, الله يسلمك

[@valentinbezzar1194]

color system is just perfect x) as a french i appreciate i need to translate two times in a row so it's more convenient. maybe read a little slowly the arabic sentences ?... x)

[@mikhailabunidal9146]

@تعلم اللغة العربية العامية الفلسطينية 🇵🇸 2:20 مع هيك 2:35 يسلم ايديك لإضافة هالجملة 4:24 إنتبه ع حالك وين ما تروح ياخوي، منتلقي عن قريب جدا ً.

[@christopherrseay3148]

فيديو ممتاز!!

[@imranbenabbas9179]

Hello, can you recommend Leventine/Palestinian Arabic books for beginners that use Arabic words with harakāt and not transliteration?

[@PalWebTV]

the 101 Most Used Verbs in Spoken Arabic is the best textbook in this format. then there’s my website, which has audios for u to hear the words as well 😉

[@ivybluecarter1975]

I’m learning Lebanese Arabic, does this conjunction ls works for Lebanese as well?

[@juliannaruffini]

is "arwwah 3 falastin " not "take a rest in falastin". Go to falastin is "aruuh 3 falastin"

[@ramseywalid2715]

u rock

[@robbydelvis5384]

Lekin also means but in Hindi!

[@mikhailabunidal9146]

@Learn Palestinian Arabic 🇵🇸 Long time no see, كيف حالك ؟ شو الأخبار؟

[@megibit]

I've never heard of shekil currency 🤔

[@TausifAbbasi-e8h]

ما اسمُکا

[@SunilThazhathuPurakkal]

Hello Adrian...I am frustrated with subtitles. Why are they all different from the actual Arabic dialogues in the movie? Do you know of any which is the exact transcript?

[@PalWebTV]

"professional" subtitles are usually written in Standard Arabic because that's the language used for writing in general. plus i suppose it helps speakers of other Arabic dialects to understand exactly what is being said. if you want to watch content in the dialect with an exact transcript then you can check out my "Let's Read" playlist in which i discuss Annotated Transcripts i have created from content in the dialect.

[@SunilThazhathuPurakkal]

@@PalWebTV It's a shame there are not even any volunteers providing an exact transcript. I feel I would have progressed a great deal more if I had access to the real stuff. Anyway, thanks a lot for your answer and the awesome videos. The videos are extremely helpful for people learning languages scientifically or looking at it rather technically. A layman may find them a bit too hard to digest though.

[@Sayd-Ahmed]

Inta men wein ya 7abibi?

[@idkidc42069]

are you safe adrian? let us know

[@jackiewacky2841]

That was interesting, but you go much too fast for us intermediate MSA-based learners!

[@starcherry6814]

Do you teach private lessons?

[@PalWebTV]

yes of course :) you can find my email in the About page of the channel

[@najnyc]

colombia

[@2.2.4.4]

1:01 اَروح ؟ it’s ارُوح

[@0v55llox1]

It's the form II verb with a shaddah on wāw: رَوَّح II rawwaH present يروّح yarawwiH

[@nicolasfarabos]

Can you also write the transliteration of arabic words in latin alphabet, please ? A lot of other learning channels do so, and it's very convenient...

[@adtamyaart]

You should really learn the writing and pronunciation of the target language/dialect you wish to learn. So much gets lost in transliteration because most languages do not share the same set of sounds or letters to be able to translate them directly, which means transliteration can become a hinderance. Find a how to read Arabic course and learn the writing system, and then you will learn the language better.

[@Munclear7]

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[@Malaikaamughal]

You are fast ..speak slowly

[@Sparfucile]

You are speaking far too quickly

[@bilahere4830]

I am from Turkiye and I couldn't believe you made such a sentence "I really love Armenia" dont you know Armenian's persecution

[@sonisenjaya8499]

You are explaining too fast, you should have explained so slowly

[@linsforest]

I liked the speed! I get under-whelmed/bored easily when listening to language learning explanations 🙈

[@Dawud1996]

There is no such a thing "Palestinian " arabic the arabs live in israel speaking a lot of dialect because they from different countries

[@andikafabian]

please be slower