Learn the time in Egyptian Arabic

[@monjiaitaly]

you are a very good teacher :)

[@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian]

Thanks :)

[@Nickiyota89]

Jazaka allahu Khairan❤ excellent teacher

[@naturalbeautymore2522]

Very good teacher

[@tatevikbuniatyan2164]

I wish you wrote down all in Arabic letters

[@Pacifica1]

Great lesson, teacher. Shukran

[@Dhaqtarka_Caruurta]

very informative and helpful. Thanks

[@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian]

You are welcome dear

[@Aamirkhan-qs5tr]

Thanks for all of your lessons.Good work.

[@Pacifica1]

Omg, lol saying the time is long when adding ella khamsa. I always love learning from your channel. Jazak Allahu khairan.

[@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian]

I'm happy that the lesson is hard, but you understood it :)

[@Pacifica1]

@@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian Forever thankful.

[@Zahidah13]

Great! Very good tch.

[@Navenadnik]

شكرا اوي لك على الدرس الرائع!

[@YeshuaIsTheTruth]

So helpful! Is roba related to arb3a?

[@archerch8175]

i love you sirrr thanks for great video

[@bridgingthegapacademy427]

Hi there! Great lesson. Just wondering what the direct translation for Ba3d Al3asr and Ba3d aldohr are? Thank you! :)

[@roghayehkarimi3197]

Perfect👍

[@superman-wq9ij]

How would you say 2:42?

[@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian]

You will just consider it as 2:45 🤗

[@Dhaqtarka_Caruurta]

Talata Ella Telt. Coz i think remaining time is considered as 20 minutes, rather than 2 minutes.

[@rag7628]

I was pretty confused as you keep pronouncing the words with "i" but you write them in the description with A or E like : Belzabt=Bilzabt Ella=illa Telt=Tilt Alsob7=ilsob7 Belleel=Billiil .. and so on.

[@esraayasser9940]

Well, no need to stress yourself or to be confused Actually with i or e it can be pronounced the same because Arabic letters are different from English letters For example: إلا ..we can type it in English letters Ella or illa and it still can be pronounced the same, it differs from person to another but with i or e it still represents (إ)

[@rag7628]

Thank you very much for your explanation..

[@fun_with_grammer]

While saying the time 5 more minutes would have gone

[@Aamirkhan-qs5tr]

Tommorow is Sunday."bukran al-ahad" is that a correct sentence.

[@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian]

Yes true, but replace the n by h

[@Aamirkhan-qs5tr]

Talk Arabic For Free thanks for replying.

[@heheme6361]

Add Arabic words too , so we can write easily 😂😂

[@SpeakLikeAnEgyptian]

Yes sure, it's just these series of 50 videos were targeting conversational Arabic :) But your points are considered "_