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Eastern Arabic II - Lesson 15

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A, m'ihak teer, m'omon b'ad day? It's still very hot. La, saar saar next teer. She tells you, I'm traveling to Italy tomorrow. Ool. There's a concert on Tuesday. Fihafle talata. She says, that's too bad. Ool, I don't understand. Mafemet. She explains, I'm traveling to Italy tomorrow. I'm traveling to Italy tomorrow. I can't go to the concert with you. Ool, we can go together after your trip. Mumpkin rosawa b'ad sa fertik. Bad. B'ad sa fertik. How would you tell her to have a good trip? B'salame. Now she asks you, when are you traveling on vacation? A, m'tam saa fertal isjaze. Ool. I'm going Thursday night. Rai ha'il chamis b'leil. Thursday night after work. Al chamis b'leil b'ad shal. You want to tell her, I'm traveling to Egypt. S'ma, o'erid. Mselfir l'amassar. M'assar. Mselfir l'amassar. And how do you say, I'm going to Egypt? Rai ha'il 'amassar. Here's how she says, Egypt is very beautiful. S'ma, o'erid. Now say again, that you're traveling to Egypt. Mselfir l'amassar. She wants to say, there are many things to see there. When referring to things, you use chufo. Now say that you like Egypt a lot. A pab masar iktir. She says again, Egypt is very beautiful. Masar hal iktir. How does she say, have a good trip? B'salami. How does she say, there are many things to see there? Fishiktir chufo, nik. How does she ask you, when are you traveling? M'tam sa'afir. Do you remember how to say, a few weeks? Come, it's boar. Now here's a new word for week, or a week. Continue to use this new word for now. Here's how she asks, this week. How does she ask, this week? How does she ask, this week? No, not this week. This week, I have a lot of work. Here's how you tell her, I'm traveling next week. Small, or eight, I'm sa'afir jumaje. Jai. Jai. Jumaje. I'm sa'afir jumaje. Notice how the words run together. Say, next week, literally, the week, the next. Jumaje. Jai. How does she ask you, are you traveling next week? I'm sa'afir jumaje. 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Try to say, "the weather is not cold". You want to say that it's nice. How do you say "very nice" when referring to the weather? She asks again, how's the weather in Egypt now? How do you think you would say, "it isn't very nice". How do you think you would say, "it isn't very nice". It's in Damascus now. You use a different word for "hot" when describing the weather. Here's how to say, "it's very hot at the moment". How do you think you would say, "it's very hot at the moment". How do you think you would say, "it's very hot at the moment". How do you think you would say, "it's very hot at the moment". It's very hot. Now it's another day and you're speaking with a colleague in Damascus. Say that you're going to Egypt next week. She says, "Egypt is very beautiful". Owning a rental property sounds like a dream. Collect a rent and relax. That is, until you realize how much work goes into getting it ready. 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It's not hot, and it isn't hot. Moo shop, Oumubarind. Oum I'm going to Egypt next week, and you? When are you traveling on vacation? Do you remember how to say, a few dollars? Come. Here's how she says, I'm not traveling for a few weeks. How does she say, for a few weeks. She says, I prefer to wait until January or February. I have a lot of work at the moment. That's too bad. You ask her how her husband is and say, I have a letter for him. Hello. She tells you, I will see my husband after work. She's leaving in a few minutes and offers to take the letter with her. She says, I will buy a coffee for him too. After you order, she tells you, I'm not traveling for a few weeks. How does she say, I'm going on vacation in February or January? Ask her, where do you want to go? She says, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know. How does she say, I want to go to England? There are many things to see in England. 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She picks up the coffee for her husband and reminds you, I will see my husband after work. Hashuf, you're the badest surable. Ul? Yes, I have a letter for him. And there's a letter. You need to get it from your car, and you ask her to wait a minute. She says, "Of course, I have a coffee for him too." Da barn, angi ahi ahi ahi ahi ahi wa ke man. And it's still hot. Ul is sashne. Sashne. You come back with the letter and you say, "We can have lunch together after your trip." Mungke nudra desa wabatsa fertik. All right, have a good trip. Ta yib, bishalame. Now you're sightseeing with a friend. It's been raining for a few days, say that the weather isn't nice. Hastas mohelu. Ul? The weather's cold too. Hastas barit, come on. You'd like to order some ice cream. Here's how to say, "One ice cream." Smah, oi d. Wa haed buza. Buza. Wa haed buza mungfertlok. How would the waitress ask, "Chocolate ice cream?" Buza alishkalata. Buza alishkalata. Ja yib. Yes, one ice cream, please, and a coffee. 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