Learn Egyptian Arabic: How to use multiple verbs in one sentence properly?
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Verbs that imply doubt, desire,
Verbs that imply doubt, desire, fear, or some other emotion, or even commands which must be carried out need to be followed by another verb. In Egyptian dialect there are two ways to connect them:
1- The first way is to connect them directly without conjunction but with removing the letter ب from the second verb.
2- The second way is to use إن plus the attached pronoun.
In this video, we will learn how to say "to like" followed by a verb in Egyptian dialect, the verb "to try" and the active participle like "to want to".
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1- The first way is to connect them directly without conjunction but with removing the letter ب from the second verb.
2- The second way is to use إن plus the attached pronoun.
In this video, we will learn how to say "to like" followed by a verb in Egyptian dialect, the verb "to try" and the active participle like "to want to".
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For more lessons and for on-line sessions please visit our website
https://www.communityofbabel.com
Mobile app on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de...
Mobile app on Apple: https://apps.apple.com/eg/app/communi...
Our Facebook page: Facebook: Community-of-Babel-794087060782935
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