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Hi there, I'm a Palestinian living in Egypt, and I am willing to teach you Egyptian or Palestinian Arabic, in addition to Modern Standard and Classical Arabic.
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  • Commented

    As for me, I'm in love with Fusha, especially the classical one, the one in which the Quran and hadith are written (I'm not that religious but they represent to me, along with old poetry and literature, the epitome of elegant Arabic). As for other people, many of them (hard to generalize here) like it and if given the chance, will write in it and use it in any formal way, although many of them aren't that good in it.

    Main stream media use Fusha, although you may find some local media using colloquials.

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    November 9, 2016
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    June 1, 2016
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  • Answered
    I need more context. I don't get exactly what's meant by: تروي لنا الحمل .
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    May 30, 2016
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    May 29, 2016
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    ِAs you might have guessed, the second and third translations are right grammatically. There is no reason for it to be مجرورة as in the first one. عينان: مبتدأ مؤخر مرفوع.
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    May 28, 2016
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  • Commented

    Great resource indeed. But I have an issue with it in addition to what Nadeem has said. I have listened to the first audio and found that she said عَبْوات instead of عُبُوَّات. If a mistake that simple is found in the free sample, I'd wager you'd find a lot more in the premium content.

    That said, everything else is nice.

    عُبُوّة ( اسم ) : مُنْتَجٌ مُعَدّ لإعَادَةِ مَلْءِ جِهَازٍ ما

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    May 22, 2016
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