levantine Dialect
levantine Dialect
The Essential Levantine Arabic Verb Packs
Learn all the Levantine Arabic verbs you need to speak fluently in every conversation.
Intermediate
How to talk about past actions in Levantine Arabic
grammar
Today you’re going to hear how to talk about past actions in Levantine Arabic.
Sample sentences:
- I went.
- You ran.
- You (plural) slept.
- She came.
- He spoke.
- We saw.
- They knew.
Nicole Meda
It would be helpful to provide all the conjugations (I, you, he, they etc.) for each verb, not just one for each. It would also be helpful to explain any rules for past tense conjugations if there are any.
Giovanni Minto
I agree with nicole . I find this lesson quite useless , why should i be interested in learning how to say “i went” without even knowing how to say “he went” ? In my humble opinion you should focus more on the listening part ( Faust series is extremely good) , since these kind of lessons do not provide any significant information for an absolute beginner and they are too easy for someone who already speaks a little bit.
Pauline Faux
I agree with the previous two comments. It is quite frustrating you would be better to do one verb in its entirety or even better two or three
Lina Ob
Marhaba Pauline, there will be a detailed lesson about the past tense soon 🙂
Iain Murray
Thanks Lina. Given that the first comment was from June 2016, any update on when the more detailed lesson will be posted?
Lina Obeidat
Hi Iain,
It will be posted next week 🙂
Mary Short
Hi Lina, please confirm if this is now the “more detailed” lesson. Thanks in advance.
Lina Obeidat
Hello Mary,
Here is the more detailed lesson, I hope you find it useful:
https://learn.talkinarabic.com/forming-past-tense-levantine/