Levantine.Arabic.by: Basma

I really want a gift from Santa! 🤫😂😁
Anyway, I hope you learn and enjoy at the same time. I'd love to hear your thoughts—Ask me any question you want.👇🏻🤍

We say in standard Arabic:
أن تصل متأخراً، خيراً من أن لا تصل
(أنو توصل متأخر، أحسن من ما توصل بالمرة)
Better late than never 🙂‍↔️😗

A short video about Christmas in Old Damascus. I would love to hear your thoughts!
Let’s see how many words you picked up, and feel free to ask me any questions. Hope you learn and enjoy! 🤍🫡🙌🏻

Okay, let's move on to something different. The last four parts were about Maaloula, and now it's about my vacation in Masyaaf. I used slang words like 'ما بترحم' , and you'll find more of these words in the rest of the videos. I hope you're learning and enjoying at the same time. I'd like to know your opinion—please leave a comment and let me know what you think about this kind of video and if you need more or less of them.🙂‍↕️👇🏻🩷

Okay, let's move on to something different. The last four parts were about Maaloula, and now it's about my vacation in Masyaaf. I used slang words like 'آخر العنقود' (the youngest child), and you'll find more of these words in the rest of the videos. 🙂‍↕️
I hope you're learning and enjoying at the same time. I'd like to know your opinion—please leave a comment and let me know what you think about this kind of video and if you need more or less of them.🫠😻👇🏻

If you can, please write down in the comments any new words, unusual ones, or words you think you will soon use with your Syrian friends 🙂‍↕️✍🏻🤍

Give yourself a chance to practice Arabic with me
And feel free to ask me any questions 🙂‍↔️🕊️👋🏻

I'm still a newbie here when it comes to these kinds of videos, so hype me up! Plus, comment below if you understood everything I said, and feel free to ask any questions. 🙂‍↔️🤍🩷

For those learning the Arabic dialect who are looking for ways to listen to native speakers, here's a short video to help with your pronunciation and add new words to your vocabulary list. If you're interested, drop a comment, let me know your thoughts on these videos, and hype me up here! 💕✨🦞

Don't tell me this question won't help you in Syria—because it will! You'll be buying souvenirs, food, and paying for various things, so knowing how to ask about prices is essential. Therefore, set aside your doubts, try pronouncing this phrase, and drop a comment to tell me how it goes. If you need any help with the pronunciation, feel free to DM me!

Part 2: How to Answer Syrians' Questions
This will help you be more friendly and interact effectively with them, since you'll need to communicate when you visit Syria. So, set aside your doubts and start learning some Arabic words and phrases. It won't take much of your time, and it will be incredibly helpful!🙂‍↕️✅

Hey everyone! In today's class, I'm sharing some crucial information with you. I need you to hype me up! Because when you come to an Arab country, you should at least know how to answer Arabs' questions. After all, as you know, we're generally very friendly people!

This lesson will help you with that, and I'd really appreciate it if you could like, comment, and don't forget to follow us!

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After this video, the meaning of this phrase should be clear. We're focusing entirely on the word 'eza Batrerd'. You'll learn how to use it in a sentence, and more importantly, how it helps you connect with Syrians politely, without having to say 'please'. 🤍💁🏻‍♀️