School and Education in Egyptian Arabic
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Work and Professions in Egyptian Arabic
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Food and Drink in Egyptian Arabic
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Around the House in Modern Standard Arabic
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Around the House in Egyptian Arabic
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Clothing, Jewelry, and Accessories in Egyptian Arabic
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The Human Body and Describing People in Egyptian Arabic
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Family in Egyptian Arabic
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Life and Death in Egyptian Arabic
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Egyptian Arabic Pronunciation
Learn how to pronounce Egyptian Arabic and about the sound changes that distinguish it from other varieties of Arabic.
16 of the Most Common Conjunctions in Egyptian Arabic
Conjunctions are very important. We use them all the time in Egyptian Colloquial Arabic. That’s why we will be learning 16 Egyptian Arabic conjunctions today. Conjunctions in Arabic are called…
The Word بِتاع in Egyptian Arabic
Welcome to my lesson on how to use a very important word in Egyptian Colloquial Arabic! First of all, the word بِتاع bitā3 is mainly used as a noun, which means it comes in three forms…