"That's why..."- linking words- Learn Levantine Lebanese Arabic with Angela

[@spokenlevantinelebanesearabic]

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[@amdperacha]

Great lesson! Would love to see more videos like this to help improve conversation skills

[@spokenlevantinelebanesearabic]

Shukran. Glad you found it helpful.

[@xalima8101]

شكرا كتير على الفديو. حلو إنه انتي بتعرفي الإسبانية كمان 👏👏👏👏👏

[@spokenlevantinelebanesearabic]

تكرمي. يا ١٠٠ أهلا وسهلا. 100 welcomes. بعرف شوي، شي بسيط little bit. الترجمة بمساعدة صديقتي من المكسيك. 🥰

[@marvinvaka9654]

I love this!

[@spokenlevantinelebanesearabic]

Thank you for the Spanish translation. ❤❤❤😘

[@ivornworrell]

Muchìsimas gracias profesora por esta lecciòn. No sòlo es una ùtil sino importante tambièn para poder comunicar efectivamente en la vida diaria.Gracias otra vez.

[@spokenlevantinelebanesearabic]

Muchísimas gracias. Gracias por sus comentarios y apoyo. Estoy muy contento y honrado de poder ayudar.🥰

[@ivornworrell]

@@spokenlevantinelebanesearabic A la orden señora.Sòlo una nota sin embargo: ya que usted es hembra, todos los adjetivos que le describen deben ser femeninos tambièn, igual que en el àrabe.Por lo tanto usted dirìa:Estoy muy contenta y honrada de poder ayudar.Chao

[@Teraprinny]

Secondly on the second Spanish translation (as Spanish been my first language) it shouldn’t be “eso razón” but “esa razón”. Reason is a female word in Spanish. Hope it helps!

[@spokenlevantinelebanesearabic]

🥰 Thanks. A friend translated and I copied. My Spanish is below A level.😅

[@millemiyagi1424]

Shukran for your Good video Angela! Ana would KTIHR Much like a video Min fadlakh, where we can learn a sentence in Lebanese, how to proununce : Ana think that....................... insha Allah

[@spokenlevantinelebanesearabic]

Welcome Mille. Tekrame. Thank you for the lovely comment and suggestion. 🥰 So glad you find the video helpful.🥰❤🇱🇧

[@spokenlevantinelebanesearabic]

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[@spokenlevantinelebanesearabic]

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[@Teraprinny]

Great! Hopefully I will be able to understand the girl I’m dating when she’s speaking with her friend haha.

[@spokenlevantinelebanesearabic]

😂 Good idea 👂. Hope this helps break some of her codes. Lol.

[@Teraprinny]

I have a question, Angela. If “Kint” was used for “I was” in the beginning of the question, why wasn’t used again on the section of “I was absent from work.”?

[@spokenlevantinelebanesearabic]

Good question, as we normally don't have verb to be in the present "I am" for example, is simply Ana.... Ana mariid. I am sick. But, in the past u have to use a helping verb كان which has a conjugation for each pronoun: Ana kint NiHna kinna Inta Kint Inte kinte Into kinto Huwee ken Hiyye kenit Hinne keno This verb ken كان sets the sentence to the past. The 2nd part I used verb to be absent غاب/يغيب ghaab/ygheeb, which was already conjugated in the past: Ana ghibt أنا غبت Had I used a participle غايب ghaayib, which means absecnt, I would have had to use kint So: Kint mareed elyom, 3ashen hek kint ghaayib 3an esh-shighel. Kint + subject + predicate. (Nominal sentence) Or Past tense verb (verbal sentence)

[@Teraprinny]

@@spokenlevantinelebanesearabic Thank you. That was very helpful. I still have a hard time making sense out of it because, I expect grammar rules from either Spanish or English.