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في السلسلة دي هنتعرف على أجانب بيتكلموا عربي، وبيشاركوا معانا قصصهم مع تعلّم اللغة، وإزاي اتأقلموا مع العيشة في الشرق الأوسط أو في بلاد تانية حوالين العالم. من خلال تجاربهم بقى، هنسمع عن المواقف اللي عدّوا بيها، الحاجات اللي عجبتهم، والصعوبات اللي واجهوها، وكمان نصايح مفيدة لأي حد حابب يتعلم عربي أو يعيش في بلادنا. هدفنا إننا نورّي إن اللغة العربية حلوة وسهلة لو اديتلها وقت، وإن أي حد في الدنيا يقدر يتعلمها ويستمتع بيها مهما كانت خلفيته. تابعونا واستمتعوا بقصص جديدة، ضحك، وتعلّم مع الخواجة! 🌍

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In this engaging conversation, Eslam Mostafa and Eddie Bower explore their experiences in Egypt, discussing the best places to visit, favorite foods, and nostalgic memories associated with cafes and drinks in Egyptian Arabic. They share personal anecdotes and insights about the culture and atmosphere of Egypt, highlighting the beauty of its landscapes and the richness of its culinary offerings.The conversation highlights the importance of local experiences in travel.Eslam and Eddie share a mutual appreciation for Egyptian culture.Food and drink are central to their memories of Egypt.The discussion reflects a deep connection to EgypttitlesExploring Egypt: A Culinary JourneyNostalgic Memories of Egypt.

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Arabic language, personal development, cultural exchange, dialects, journalism, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Lebanon, cultural experiences, language learning.The Vocanulary List:

• حَيَاتي (hayāti) = my life

• شَخْصِي / شَخصِيّة (shakhsi / shakhsiyya) = personal / personality

• نَفْسِي / نَفْسِيّة (nafsi / nafsiyya) = emotional, mental• أصحاب (aṣḥāb) = friends

• بَني آدمين (banī ādameen) = people / humans

• بَشتَغَل (bashtaghal) = I work

• شُغل (shughl) = work / job

• صَحَفي (ṣaḥafi) = journalist

• بَغَطّي (baghaṭṭi) = I cover (topics)

• الإقتِصاد (il-iqtiṣād) = economy

• فُرَص (furas) = opportunities

• سَفَر (safar) = travel

• عايِش / ساكِن (ʿāyesh / sāken) = living

• الجَبَل (il-gabal) = mountain

• البَحر (il-baḥr) = sea

• الخَليج (il-khaleeg) = Gulf region

• بِتِتْكلِّم (bititkallim) = you speak

• لُغة (lugha) = language

• عامّيّة (ʿāmiyya) = dialect

• مَصْري / لِبناني / خَليجي (maṣri / libnāni / khaleegi) = Egyptian / Lebanese / Gulf

• بيفْهَمني (bifhamni) = they understand me

• لَخْبَط / يتلخبط (lakhbaṭ / yitlakhbaṭ) = to mix up / get confused• بلعب كُورة (balʿab kōra) = I play football

• جيم (gym) = gym

• بتمشّى (batmashsha) = I walk / hike

• بقرا (baʾra) = I read

• بَحِسّ (baḥiss) = I feel

• أفتِكر (aftikir) = I think / believe

• مُختَلِف (mukhtalif) = different

• واضح (wāḍiḥ) = clear

• مُهمّ (muhimm) = important

• الأفلام (il-aflām) = movies

• مزيكا (mazzīka) = music

• صِناعِة السِّينِما (ṣināʿit is-sīnima) = film industry

• مُمَثِّل (mumassil) = actor

• مُنْتِج (montig) = producer

• ده سؤال جَيِّد (da suʾāl gayyid) = That’s a good question

• كُلّه تمام (kullu tamām) = all good

• مفيش مُشكِلة (mafīsh mushkila) = no problem

• فاهم قصدي؟ (fāhim ʾaṣdi?) = know what I mean?

• تَقريبًا (taʾrīban) = approximately

• مُفاجأة (mufājaʾa) = surprise

• لذيذة (lazīza) = nice / fun / tasty

• السِجّادة بتتسحب (is-saggāda bititsáḥib) = the rug is being pulled (idiom)

• يخترعوا العجلة (yekhtaraʿu il-ʿagala) = reinvent the wheel (idiom)

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في السلسلة دي هنتعرف على أجانب بيتكلموا عربي، وبيشاركوا معانا قصصهم مع تعلّم اللغة، وإزاي اتأقلموا مع العيشة في الشرق الأوسط أو في بلاد تانية حوالين العالم. من خلال تجاربهم بقى، هنسمع عن المواقف اللي عدّوا بيها، الحاجات اللي عجبتهم، والصعوبات اللي واجهوها، وكمان نصايح مفيدة لأي حد حابب يتعلم عربي أو يعيش في بلادنا. هدفنا إننا نورّي إن اللغة العربية حلوة وسهلة لو اديتلها وقت، وإن أي حد في الدنيا يقدر يتعلمها ويستمتع بيها مهما كانت خلفيته. تابعونا واستمتعوا بقصص جديدة، ضحك، وتعلّم مع الخواجة!

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Summary:

This conversation in Egyptian Arabic is to help people learning Egyptian Arabic through listening and practice. In this conversation, Eslam and Eddie discuss Eddie's journey of learning Arabic, his experiences in Egypt, and the challenges he faced. They explore the importance of immersion in language learning, the differences between Fusha and Egyptian Arabic, and the impact of Arabic on Eddie's personal and professional life.

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Takeaways:

Eddie's journey in learning Arabic began with a fascination for the Middle East.

The initial phase of learning Arabic can be very confusing and challenging.

Immersion in the language through daily interactions is crucial for learning.

The first year of learning Arabic is often the hardest for many learners.

Fusha and Egyptian Arabic complement each other in the learning process.

Consistency and focus are key to overcoming language learning obstacles.

Eddie emphasizes the importance of speaking Arabic in real-life situations.

Many learners struggle with motivation during the initial learning curve.

Understanding the cultural context enhances language learning.

Eddie's work as a journalist in the Middle East has reinforced his Arabic skills.

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"I became obsessed with studying Arabic."

"The first period is the hardest thing."

"I feel that my Arabic could be better."

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In this lesson, you will learn about Colors and have examples of them in Arabic and Egyptian Arabic.

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The Colors

🔴 أَحْمَر / حَمْرَا — ’aḥmar / ḥamra — red

🟢 أَخْضَر / خَضْرَا — ’akhḍar / khaḍra — green

🔵 أَزْرَق / زَرْقَا — ’azraq / zarqa — blue

🟡 أَصْفَر / صَفْرَا — ’aṣfar / ṣafra — yellow

⚪ أَبْيَض / بِيضَا — ’abyaḍ / beyḍa — white

⚫ إسْوِد / سُودَا — ’eswid / sowda — black

🟠 بُرْتُقَانِي / بُرْتُقَانِي — burtu’āni / burtu’āni — orange

🟤 بُنِّي / بُنِّي — bunni / bunni — brown

The examples

🍓 فَرَاوْلَة – farāwla – strawberry

🍅 طَمَاطِم – ṭamāṭim – tomato

🍏 تُفَّاح – tuffāḥ – apple

🍉 بَطِّيخ – baṭṭīkh – watermelon

🥬 مُلُوخِيَّة – mulūkhiyya – molokhia (Egyptian greens)

🌿 نِعْنَاع – ne‘nā‘ – mint

🌊 النِّيل – en-nīl – the Nile

🦋 فَرَاشَة – farāsha – butterfly

🌊 بَحْر – baḥr – sea

🍌 مُوز – mōz – banana

🍋 لَمُون – lamōn – lemon

🥭 مَانْجَة – mānga – mango

🧀 جِبْنَة – jibna – cheese

🥛 لَبَن – laban – milk

🦆 بَطَّة – baṭṭa – duck

🐈 قُطَّة – Oṭṭah –cat

🐕 كَلْب – kalb – dog

🐦 غُرَاب – ghurāb – crow

👟 جَزْمَة – gazma – shoe

🥕 جَزَر – gazar – carrot

🍊 بُرْتُقَان – burtuqān – orange

🏛️ الأَهْرَامَات – al-ahrāmāt – the Pyramids

🐇 أَرْنَب – ’arnab – rabbit

🍫 شُوكُولَاتَة – shukulāta – chocolate

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أَهْلًا وَسَهْلًا — Ahlan wa sahlan

سَلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ — Salāmu ʿaliekum

صَبَاح ٱلْخَيْر — Ṣabāḥ el-kheir

صَبَاح ٱلنُّور — Ṣabāḥ el-noor

صَبَاح ٱلْفُل — Ṣabāḥ el-ful

صَبَاح ٱلْيَاسَمِينِ — Ṣabāḥ el-yasmiin

مَسَاء ٱلْخَيْر — Masāʾ el-kheir

إِزَّيَّك؟ — Ezzayyak? (m)

إِزَّيِّك؟ — Ezzayyek? (f)

عَامِل إِيه؟ — ʿĀmil eeh? (m)

عَامْلَة إِيه؟ — ʿĀmlah eeh? (f)

ٱلْحَمْدُ لِلّٰه — El-ḥamdu lillāh

كُوَيِّس — Kowayyes (m)

كُوَيِّسَة — Kowayyisah (f)

تَمَام — Tamām

مَافِيش جَدِيد — Mafeesh gideed

سَلَام — Salām

مَعَ ٱلسَّلَامَة — Maʿ el-salāmah

هَشُوفَك — Ha-shufak (m)

هَشُوفِك — Ha-shufek (f)

هَشُوفَك بُكْرَة — Ha-shufak bokrah

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In this episode of Egyptian Arabic with Eslam Badawy, I introduce listeners to the Egyptian Arabic alphabet, focusing on pronunciation and unique sounds. The episode is structured to help learners understand the differences between Egyptian Arabic and Modern Standard Arabic, emphasizing the importance of practicing the sounds of each letter.

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ا – alif

ب beh

ت – teh

ث seh

ج – geem (pronounced like “g” in “go” in Egyptian Arabic)

ح – 7ah (strong “h” sound)

خ – khah (like “kh” in “Khaled”)

د – daal

ذ – zaal (often pronounced as daal in Egyptian Arabic)

ر – reh

ز – zien

س – seen

ش – sheen

ص – ṣaad (heavy “s”)

ض – ḍaad (heavy “d”)

ط – ṭah (heavy “t”)

ظ – ẓah (often pronounced like ḍaad or zaay in Egyptian Arabic)

ع – 3ayn (deep throat sound)

غ – ghayn (like French “r” in “Paris”)

ف feh

ق – qaf (in Egyptian Arabic, often pronounced as a glottal stop "’" like in “uh, oh”)

ك – kaaf

ل – laam

م – meem

ن – noon

هـ – heh (soft “h”)

و – waw

ي –yeh

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أَحْلَى سِنّ

 بِنْتِي دِلْوَقْتِي عَنْدَها سَنَتِين، وِدَه بَحِسُّه أَجْمَل سِنّ فِي حَياة الطِّفْل. سَاعَات لَمّا بَشُوفْها وِهِيّ بِتِضْحَك ضِحْكِة الأَطْفَال اللي في سِنَّهَا، بَحْزَن شُوَيّة عَلَشَان عَارِف إِنَّها بَعْد فَتْرَة قُصَيَّرَة هَاتْبَطَّل الضِّحْكَة دِي. فَسَاعَات بَتمَنَّى إِنَّها ما تِكبَرش، فَبِهْزَار بَقُولّها: "كِدَه كِفَايَة.. بَطَّلي تِكبَري. إنْتِي حِلْوَة زَيّ مَا إنْتي."

مِن كَام يُوم وَأنا قَاعِد فِي قَهْوَة، لَاحِظْت قُرَيِّب مِنّي سِتّ و بِنْتَهَا. بِنْتَهَا كانِت مُعاقَة ذِهْنِيًّا وِ تَقْرِيبًا عَنْدَهَا ١٥ سَنَة. أُمَّهَا عَمَّالَة تِبْتِسِمْلَها وِ تدَلَّع فِيهَا: "يَا عَسُّولْتِي يَا قَمَرَايَة.." وِ كَلَام مِن ده. نَفْس الكَلَام دَه أَنَا بَقُولُه لِبِنْتِي. وِزَيّ بِنْتِي، البِنْت المُعَاقَة ضِحْكِت وِ ابْتَسَمِت وِ انْبَسَطِت.

وَقْتَها شُفْت أُمْنِيِّتِي حَقِيقَة قُدّامِي.

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Vocabulary list

أحلَى – aḥla – the most beautiful

 سِنّ – sinn – age / year

 بِنتي – binti – my daughter

دِلوقتي – dilwa’ti – now

شاف / يشوف To see 

بَشوف – bashūf – I see

ضحك / بيضحك to laugh 

ضِحِك / يِضْحَك على to laugh at - to fool 

 بِتضحَك – bitḍḥak – she laughs ضِحْكَة – ḍiḥka – laugh/giggle

 ساعَات – sa‘āt – sometimes

بَحْزَن – baḥzan – I feel sad

 فَتْرَة -ات – fatra – period of time

بَطَّل / يِبَطَّل to stop or quit something 

 هاتبطَّل – hatbaṭṭal – will stopاتْمَنَّى - يِتْمَنَّى to hope - to wish

 بَتمنّى – batmannā – I wish

كِبِر - يِكْبَر to grow - to get bigger

 ما تِكبَرش – ma tikbarsh – doesn’t grow up

 بِهزار – bihizār – jokingly / playfully

 كِده كِفَايَة – kida kifāya – that’s enough

 بَطّلي – baṭṭali – stop (fem.)

قَعَد - يِقْعُد to sit  - to stay 

 قاعِد – ‘ā‘id – sitting

لَاحِظ - يِلَاحِظ to notice 

 لاحَظت – lāḥaẓt – I noticed

 مُعَاقَة – mu‘āqa – disabled

 ذِهنِيًّا – zihniyyan – mentally

تَقْرِيبًا – taqrīban – approximately

 عَمَّالة – ‘ammāla – continually / keeps doing

ابْتَسَم - يِبْتِسِم to smile 

 تِبتِسملها – tibitsim-lahā – she smiles at her

دَلَّع - يِدَلَّع to pamper - to spoil 

 تِدَلّع – tidalla‘ – she pamper / dote on

عَسُّولَة-  عَسُّولَتي – ‘asūltī – my sweetie

 قَمَرَايّة – ’amrayya – little moon (endearing)

 كلام من دَه–  kalām min dah – words of this sort

 انبَسَطِت – inbasatit – she enjoyed / was happy

أُمْنِيّة- ات  – umniyya – wish

حَقيقَة – ḥaqī’a – reality

قُدّامي – ‘uddāmī – in front of me

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In this episode, Eslam and Caro explore ten essential Arabic words and phrases that are commonly used in everyday conversations. They delve into the meanings, usage, and cultural significance of these words, providing listeners with practical insights into the Arabic language. The discussion covers expressions for politeness, care, food-related vocabulary, and ways to express gratitude and well-wishes, making it a comprehensive guide for anyone looking to enhance their Arabic language skills.

Vocabulary:

1- Please / Excuse me

• لَوْ سَمَحت (law samaḥt – (male

• لَوْ سَمَحْتِي (law samaḥti – (female

• بَعْد إذْنَك (baʿd iznak – (male

• بَعْد إذْنِك (baʿd iznik – (female

• مِن فَضْلَك (men faḍlak – (male

• مِن فَضْلِك (men faḍlik – (female

  
  

2- Permissible / Forbidden

• حَلال (ḥalāl)

• حَرَام (ḥarām)
  

3- Take care

• خَلِّي بَالَك (khalli bālak – (male

• خَلِّي بَالِك (khalli bālik – (female

• خُدْ بَالَك (khod bālak – (male

• خُدِي بَالِك (khodi bālik – (female

• خَلِّي بَالَك من نَفْسَك (khalli bālak men nafsak – (male

• خَلِّي بَالِك من نَفْسِك (khalli bālik men nafsik – (female

• خُد بَالَك مِن نَفْسَك (khod bālak men nafsak – (male

• خُدِي بَالِك من نَفْسِك (khodi bālik men nafsik – (female
  

4- Always

• دَيْمََا (dayman)

• طُول/كُل الوَقْت (ṭūl / kull el-waʾt)

• على طُول (ʿala ṭūl)
  

5- Hungry / Thirsty / Full

• جَعَان (gaʿān – (m.

• جَعَانَة (gaʿāna – (f.

• عَطْشَان (ʿaṭshān – (m.

• عَطْشَانَة (ʿaṭshāna – (f.

• شَبْعَان (shabʿān – (m.

• شَبْعَانَة (shabʿāna – (f.
  

6- Tired / Sick

• تَعْبَان (taʿbān – (m.

• تَعْبَانَة (taʿbāna – (f.
  

• عَيَّان (ʿayyān – (m.

• عَيَّانَة (ʿayyāna – (f.
  

7- Thanks / You’re welcome

• شُكْرََا (shokran)

• أَلْف شُكْر (alf shokor)

• مُتَشَكِّر (mutashakker – (m.

• مُتَشَكِّرَة (mutashakkera – (f.

• عَفْوََا (ʿafwan)

• العَفْوْ (el-ʿafw)

• الشُّكْر لِلّه (esh-shokr lillāh)
  

8- Must / Not necessary

• لَازِم (lāzem)

• مِش لازِم (mish lāzem)
  

9- Sure / Certain

• أَكِيد (akīd)

• مُتَأَكِّد (mutaʾakked – (m.

• مُتَأَكِّدَة (mutaʾakkeda – (f.
  

10- Get well soon

• سَلَامْتَك (salāmtak – (to male

• سَلامْتِك (salāmtik – (to female

• ألْف سَلَامَة (alf salāma)

• اللّه يِسَلِّمَك (allāh yisallimak – (to male

• اللّه يِسَلِّمِك (allāh yisallimik – (to female

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Arabic, Fusha, dialects, Egyptian Arabic, Levantine Arabic, language learning, Arabic dialects, Modern Standard Arabic, Quranic Arabic, language goals...........................................

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In this episode, Eslam Mostafa and Caro discusse the various Arabic dialects and how to choose the right one for learning. They emphasize the importance of understanding the goals behind learning Arabic, whether for scholarly purposes, travel, or cultural integration. The conversation highlights the differences between Fusha (Modern Standard Arabic) and various dialects, particularly Egyptian and Levantine Arabic, and offers insights into the motivations for learning different dialects based on personal connections and cultural interests.

Takeaways:

• Consider your goals before choosing an Arabic dialect.
• Fusha is useful for scholarly purposes but may not be practical for daily conversation.
• Egyptian Arabic is widely understood due to its prevalence in the media.
• Personal connections can motivate language learning.
• Levantine Arabic is the second most recommended dialect after Egyptian.
• Moroccan Arabic, or Darija, is distinct and beautiful for those interested in Morocco.
• Understanding dialects can enhance communication in diverse settings.
• Fusha may speed up the learning process, but shouldn't be the sole focus.
• Cultural immersion through media can aid in learning a dialect.
• Language learning should be enjoyable and engaging.

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Keywords: Egyptian Arabic, language learning, common phrases, cultural insights, expressions, communication, Arabic words, language tips, Egyptian culture, conversational Arabic

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🏷️ General Vocabulary

• الهِوَايَات | El-hawayāt | Hobbies
• هِوَايَة - هِوَايَات | Hewāya - hewāyāt | Hobby - Hobbies
• اللعب | El-liʿb | Playing
• لِعِب - يِلْعَب | Liʿib - yilʿab | To play
• الرِّياضة | Er-riyāḍa | Sport
• رِيَاضَة - رِيَاضَات | Riyāḍa - riyāḍāt | Sport - Sports
• الكُورَة / كُرَة القَدَم | El-kōra / kōrit el-ʾadam | Football (Soccer)
• الجَرْي | El-gary | Running
• جِرِي - يِجْرِي | Gery - yigri | To run
• السِبَاحَة / العُوْم | Es-sibāḥa / el-ʿoom | Swimming
• عَام - يِعُوم | ʿām - yiʿūm | To swim
• كُرَة السَلَة | Kōrit es-salla | Basketball
• ركوب (عَجَلَة - خِيل) | rukūb (ʿagala - khēl) | Riding (bike -horse)

رِكِب - يِرْكَب | Rikib - yirkab | To ride

الرَّقْص | Er-raʾṣ | Dancing

رَقَص - يِرْقُص | Raʾaṣ - yerʾuṣ | To dance

التَّصْوير | Et-taṣwīr | Photography

صَوَّر - يِصَوَّر | Ṣawwar - yeṣawwar | To photograph

الرَسْم | Er-rasm | Drawing

رَسَم - يِرْسِم | Rasam - yirsim | To draw

أَلْعَاب الفِيدْيُو | Alʿāb el-video | Video games

المَزِّيكَا | El-mazzīka | Music

لِعِب مَزِّيكا | Liʿib mazzīka | To play music

غَنَّى - يِغَنِّي | Ghanna - yeghanni | To sing

أنا بَحِب أَلْعَب عُود.

| Ana baḥibb alʿab ʿūd. | I like playing the oud.

(جيتار - بيانو - كمانجة) |

(Gītār - Byāno - Kamānga) | (Guitar - Piano - Violin)

أنَا بَحِب أَلْعَب طَاوْلَة عَلى القَهْوة. |

Ana baḥibb alʿab ṭāwla ʿala el-ʾahwa. |

I like playing backgammon at the café.

(كُوتْشِينَة - شَطَرَنْج - ضُومَنَة)

| (Kūtshēna - Shaṭrang - Ḍōmna) | (Cards - Chess - Dominoes)

اتْفَرَّج - يِتْفَرَّج على | Itfarrag - yitfarrag ʿalā | To watch

التِلِيفِزْيُون / فِيلْم / أَفْلَام / مُسَلْسَل / الأَخْبَار / مَاتْشَات

Et-telefizyōn / film / aflām / musalsal

/ el-akhbār / matchāt→ TV / movie / movies / series / news / matches

الطَبْخ | Et-ṭabḵ | Cooking

طَبَخ - يِطْبُخ | Ṭabaḵ - yiṭbuḵ | To cook

مُفَضَّل - ة | Mufaḍḍal - a | Favorite

هِوَايْتِي المُفَضَّلَة هِيّ الغُنَا.

| Hewāyeti el-mufaḍḍala hiya el-ghunā. | My favorite hobby is singing.

وإنْتَ / إنْتِي؟ إِيه هِوَايْتَِك المُفَضَّلَة؟

Wi enta / enti? Eh hewāytak-ek el-mufaḍḍala?

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