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- Hello, do you pronounce the "t" of the تاء مربوطة in word like "inside" and "outside" جوة / براة (juwwa and barra) when there are used in front of other words ? Like "outside the building" is it "barra l-binaye" or "barrat l-binaye" برات البناية ? (with the t being pronounced and stressing the "aa" sound just before)? "inside the box" juwwa l-sandooq" or "juwwat l-sandooq" ? ThanksJune 5, 202231
- Hello, Quick question about the use of the letter "B" at beginning of the verb in Levantine dialects. Do you use it when asking a question or not? If it's possible to do both, what's the difference exactly? I feel like I've heard both but in different contexts and I'm not sure when to use the "b" and when to skip it. If you could answer with a few examples that'd be great examples : do you speak Arabic ? بتحكي عربي ؟ or تحكي عربي ؟ In a cafe when you invite someone to have a drink would you say شو بتشرب ؟ or شو تشرب ؟ CheersJune 5, 202221
- You could have a look at Roya website (or watch their channel directly)
https://roya.tv/index.php
They've got a few Lebanese and Syrian series among all the Jordanian, Palestinian and Egyptian ones.
The city or region where the series takes place is often indicated in the description. Otherwise watching the trailer or the first few minutes helps (if you can distinguish the accents and/or dialects).
I haven't watched any that I found amazing (I may be a bit picky ;) ) but some are Lebanese like
الهيبة - طريق - تانغو
or Syrian like وردة شامية
There are also a few old Syrian classics like Bab Al Hara ( باب الحرة).
I hope it helps0 votedMay 23, 20190

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