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Learn Egyptian Arabic Grammar / Speaking For Beginners And Intermediate
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About Learn Egyptian Arabic Grammar / Speaking For Beginners And Intermediate
Introduction
Lesson 1 Before we start Example of how I'll teach you
Lesson 2 Good morning, I, you, my and your
Lesson 3 Good afternoon, he, she, his and her
Lesson 4 Subject, object and possession pronouns in Egyptian Arabic
Lesson 5 How are you where
Lesson 6 How are you Part2
Lesson 7 where are you from
Lesson 8 pronouns alternative in formal situations
Lesson 9 please, thank you, you are welcome, attached pronouns to prepositions
Lesson 10 the complement of pronouns
Lesson 11 sorry, no problems
Lesson 12 Many ways to say good morning and afternoon
Lesson 13 the complement of how are you
Lesson 14 Full Review to listen to while you are walking or driving
Lesson 15 Masculine and feminine
Lesson 16 How to use adjectives with nouns
Lesson 17 What is this?
Lesson 18 How to use word this
Lesson 19 Who is this
Lesson 20 Possession
Lesson 21 Whose this
Lesson 22 Prepositions
Lesson 23 Prepositions Part 2
Lesson 24 Full Review to listen to while you are walking or driving
Lesson 25 Numbers 1 10
Lesson 26 How many are these
Lesson 27 One object(singular) Two objects(dual)
Lesson 28 Phone Number
Lesson 29 What's time
Lesson 30 How much is this
Lesson 31 The ordinal numbers
Lesson 32 Full review
Lesson 33 verb conjugation
Lesson 34 Conjugation of some verbs
Lesson 35 What do you do
Lesson 36 My daily routine
Lesson 37 What are you doing now (present continues)
Lesson 38 Two verbs in a row (I like to drink)
Lesson 39 I want something (the state of wanting something)
Lesson 40 Present Tense Negative
Lesson 41 Days of the week
Lesson 42 Her life (talking about someone (feminine))
Lesson 43 His interests (talking about someone (masculine))
Lesson 44 Conjugation of most used verbs Part 2
Lesson 45 Conjugation of most used verbs Part 3
Lesson 46 Full review
Lesson 47 verb conjugation
Lesson 48 Months
Lesson 49 What are you going to do
Lesson 50 Numbers 11 19
Lesson 51 Numbers 10, 20,
Lesson 52 When is your birthday
Lesson 53 I'll be there
Lesson 54 I'll want
Lesson 55 two verbs in a row
Lesson 56 Future tense negative
Lesson 57 My next vacation plan (example of talking about your plan in future)
Lesson 58 full review
Speaking - Basic Phrases
Speaking - Saying hello and goodbye
Speaking - Making yourself understood
Speaking - Things you might see in public
Speaking - Thanks and apologies
Speaking - Instructions
Speaking - Common questions
Speaking - Congratulations and exclamations
Speaking - Expressing needs and feelings
Speaking - Asking and expressing opinions
Speaking - Asking how someone is
Speaking - Asking what someone is doing
Speaking - Asking where someone is and where someone is from
Speaking - Introductions
Speaking - Ages and birthdays
Speaking - Living arrangments
Speaking - Asking for contact details
Speaking - Languages and communication
Speaking - Specifying the day
Speaking - Specifying the time of day
Speaking - Specifying the week, month or year
Speaking - Other time experssions
Speaking - Asking and telling the time
Speaking - Asking and telling the date
What You Will Learn?
- The course I have developed will teach you colloquial Egyptian Arabic (also known as Masry) from scratch. No prior knowledge is needed. I will use and teach you the Franco-Arabic method for writing Arabic words with Latin rather than Arabic script. This is a very popular system these days, including in Arabic countries..
- I personally love this writing method, and many Egyptians use it to communicate with each other on WhatsApp and social media platforms such as Facebook..
- In the following tutorials, I will take you through a simple step-by-step process designed to teach you the vocabulary and grammatical rules you will need to learn how to speak Egyptian Arabic..
- To help you understand how sentences are structured, I use color coding to distinguish between different grammatical components and to help you remember specific details. I also provide a translation of both Arabic phrases, as well as individual words..
- This course is divided into two main parts.
- The first part of the course focuses on the most important aspects of any language: grammar and vocabulary, and how to properly construct sentences with the words you know. At the end of each lesson, you will find two important resources: (1) some exercises to ensure that you have properly understood what has been introduced; and (2) an audio recording that reviews everything covered in that particular chapter, so that you can anchor what you learned, and strengthen both your listening and your pronunciation..
- The second section of the course focuses entirely on the development of speaking skills. It is designed to help you learn and use common sentences and expressions which Egyptians use most frequently in different types of situations..