Sleep Vocabulary in Palestinian / Jordanian Arabic Lesson - Part 2

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I love these videos where you speak in Arabic the whole way through! So helpful to hear authentic speech which is simple enough to understand

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I love these videos where you speak in Arabic the whole way through!

[@sessizify]

And its very good that you never talk in english only translation

[@lauralechner1947]

I like that the video is completely in arabic! THANKS!!!

[@KaulitzJade]

Thank you for doing the video in Arabic. It was quite challenging but I appreciated it! Glad to see you got a sponsor!

[@LearnLevantineArabic]

The video is not sponsored. So far, I didn't get paid for any of the content on this channel.

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[@ivornworrell]

I was struggling with your explanations in Arabic but still I learnt alot, shukran.

[@LearnLevantineArabic]

It's okay if you don't get all of what is being said. You'll get there. What matters now is that you are learning and improving your Arabic.

[@riceandramen]

@@LearnLevantineArabic Could you please tell me why the verb راحت is used instead of روحت in the sentence to mean I overslept? Thanks a lot!

[@YourMajesty143]

@@riceandramen - The Levantine/Shami dialect is different from MSA/Fus-ha. But from my understanding, she is speaking in the first person but she is referring to herself and so she is using the 3rd person feminine form ( راحت ) which means "she went". Also, from my personal understanding, the second word " روحت " means her soul/spirit, so we wouldn't use it as a conjugated verb.

[@riceandramen]

@@YourMajesty143 Hi and thanks for your explanation!😊

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I also love your lessons especially these that are a little more advanced. I just wish we had resources like this when I was younger.

[@pdennisguitar]

This is such a good follow up video to the previous. Please do more like this ie, more comprehensive listening in a 2nd video to compliment a first tutorial. I use your channel for most of my levantine learning. I think as a none native you have a better and very direct way of teaching. Shukran ktr!

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I admire your long committed efforts❤💐👍 Allah ya teek al afiah! Can you investigate tprs with comprehensible input techniques please? You are so wonderful at this I fully believe I can learn this dialect super fast if you apply these techniques that are used by polygots 😊🇯🇴❤ I would be over joyed to discover your applying this method to your channel! Thank you so much!

[@LearnLevantineArabic]

Thank you for your comment! Alla y'afeeki :)

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Shukran ! Love the music at the end who was the singer ?

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Pls tell meaning of kayil oole

[@patrickhoughteling6771]

What is the difference between استعمل و استخدم ?

[@LearnLevantineArabic]

Both mean the same thing.

[@BrandonAutieroDS]

7:50 can someone please explain what each word here means... "su-’ad btis-ha es-sa-‘a ta-man-yeh bas ni-had bed-dal-ha nay-meh lad-du-hor" .... I know saud and nihad are names and ta-man-yeh is eight, bes is but .. what are the other words??

[@ginismoja2459]

سعاد - Suad بتصحى - wakes up الساعة - hour تمانية - eight بس - but نهاد - Nihad بتضلها - keeps نايمة - sleeping للظهر - till noon

[@ginismoja2459]

Not sure if Suad is a female or male name... But looks like it's a female name because of the way the verb is conjugated.

[@rightupthere]

She explained btis-ha right before this sentence at 7:43. bed-dal-ha means stays. Nay-meh means sleeping. Lad -du-hor means until noon (literally says ‘for noon’). Finally es-sa-“a means the hour. Hope this helps

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Palestine, also lived in Jordan.

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Why I learnt fusha 4 years :/

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I learned FusHa for three years 2013-2016 and then I chose a Spoken Levantine Arabic dialect: Northern Palestinian 🇵🇸 Arabic