At the Office | Easy Egyptian Arabic 9

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Menna is at the office of 700Apps in Cairo, Egypt and asks people about their ambitions for the new year :)
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Host of this episode: Menna Elkhateeb

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3 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 32

@thetransplanter3337 2 года назад

I am delighted to discover Easy Arabic. I have been using Easy Italian for months, with great results. I have a background in Egyptian Arabic and wish to improve. My problem is that I find no channel for it on Easy Languages. I have to search every time I'm online to find it. Please help!

@chengezhussaini1464 7 лет назад

At 1:14 the word "triple" wasn't mentioned in translation as such: " And we do projects in 2014 as double and triple as the projects we have made in 2013."

@romeladolf752 10 лет назад

for all of you dont panic this is for Egyptian Arabic the easiest arabic among all otherc arabic countries accent but the problem here it is wrote in classic arabc and that is for all arabian countries

@hishamcardio 10 лет назад

Shokran means Thanks

@hishamcardio 10 лет назад

it is Egyptian Arabic

@Zabkazabulienka1 10 лет назад

Arabic is strange, and I think that it looks like my language from the end to the beginning :) But I love the writing :)

@HeissamMan 10 лет назад

If you want any Arabic language help - I can help. Any time :)

@Zabkazabulienka1 10 лет назад

I learn Arabic according to taste :)

@minhazminhaz1311 8 лет назад

@YADADES 10 лет назад

It's egyptian dialect not Arabic

@DeeGil 10 лет назад

There can be multiple dialects of the same language.

@minhazminhaz1311 8 лет назад

ما فهمت شيئا اي نوع من اللغة هذه؟هل هذه لغة عربية !!!!!!

@rahmaalhebel5336 7 лет назад

minhaz minhaz إنها اللهجة المصرية وليست اللغة العربية الفصحى

@HeissamMan 10 лет назад

THIS IS NOT ARABIC - THIS IS EGYPTIAN DIALECT.

@HamJeong 10 лет назад

dialect of...? Yeah, that's what I thought.

@ds7339 10 лет назад

Why would your main Arabic dialect be? Egyptian accent = spoken by 80 million so it's a safe bet no? Although in my opinion Lebanese dialect is the most neutral one - maybe I'm being biased :D

@HeissamMan 10 лет назад

David Sharifae ٍStandard Arabic is understood by all Arabic speaking people.

@FrauenArzt2012 10 лет назад

Badaway Haytham Standard is not what is spoken though in the Arabic countries only in print like magazines newspapers and Tv news even then the news anchors forget and talk spoken Arabic and not standard. Standard Arabic is overrated, i have been learning Levantine Dialect and i have had conversations with Iraqi, Egyptian, Syrian, Lebanese, Sudanese and Palestinian people, i understood them perfectly and they understood me, not too mention old standard is mixed with spoken. Standard can be picked up easily once you have a strong Base knowledge but its not important Learn a dialect well and the rest is easy.

@HeissamMan 10 лет назад

FrauenArzt2012 lol, my dear friend, Standard Arabic is not overrated. Standard Arabic is the original language itself, it's spoken in news, in formal communication, in business, in government, and in everything. Egyptian dialect is just "slang". Just like in English when you say: "Am gonna bang that chick in dee boobz" ... this is not English language, this is slang lanugage, it cannot be taken seriously.