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Arabic for Beginners: Want to describe people, places, food, things, and situations in Egyptian Arabic? In this video, we’ll learn 100 of the most common and useful adjectives in Egyptian Arabic.
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📝 100 Common Egyptian Arabic Adjectives كِبِير — kebier — big / old صُغَيَّر — soghayyar — small / young طَوِيل — taweel — long / tall قُصَيَّر — oSayyar — short تِخِين — tekhien — fat رُفَيَّع — rofayya’ — skinny / thin قَدِيم — adeem — old جِدِيد — gedeed — new كُوَيِّس — kwayyes — good جَمِيل — gameel — beautiful وِحِش — wehesh — ugly سَهْل — sahl — easy صَعْب — sa’b — difficult سَرِيع — saree’ — fast بَطِيء — batee2 — slow غَالِي — ghaali — expensive رخِيص — rekhees — cheap قَوِي — Qawi — strong ضَعِيف — da’eef — weak سُخْن — sokhn — hot (for things) بَارِد — bared — cold (for things) حَرّ — Harr — hot (for weather) بَرد — bard — cold (for weather) نِضِيف — nedeef — clean وِسِخ — wesekh — dirty مَلْيَان — malyaan — full فَاضِي — faady — empty / has free time تِقِيل — te2eel — heavy خَفِيف — khafeef — light قُرَيِّب — orayyeb — near بَعِيد — be’eed — far مَبْسُوط — mabsoot — happy زَعْلَان — za’laan — sad / upset حَزِين — Haziin — sad (things) غَضْبَان — ghadbaan — angry قَلْقَان — al2aan — worried تَعْبَان — ta’baan — tired عَيَّان — ‘ayyaan — sick جَعَان — ga’aan — hungry عَطْشَان — ‘atshaan — thirsty مَشْغُول — mashghool — busy جَاهِز — gaahez — ready مِتْأَخِّر — mitakh-khar — late بَدْرِي — badry — early صَح — SaHH — correct / right غَلَط — ghalat — wrong مُهِمّ — mohemm — important ضَرُورِي — daroori — necessary مُمْكِن — momken — possible مُسْتَحِيل — mostaheel — impossible مُتَأَكِّد — mot2akked — certain ذَكِي — zaky — smart غَبِي — ghaby — stupid مُضْحِك — modHek — funny مُمِلّ — momel — boring مُمْتِع — momte’ — interesting غَرِيب — ghareeb — strange عَادِي — ‘aady — normal مَشْهُور — mashhoor — famous مُمَيَّز — momayyez — special لَطِيف — lateef — nice طَيِّب — tayyeb — kind هَادِي — haady — quiet / calm مُؤَدَّب — mo2addab — polite قَلِيل الذُّوق — aleel ez-zooʾ — rude صَرِيح — SareeH — frank / honest صَبُور — saboor — patient كَسْلَان — kaslaan — lazy نَشِيط — nasheet — active مِتْوَتَّر — metwattar — nervous مِرْتَاح — mertaaH — comfortable (people) مُرِيح — moreeH — comfortable (things) خَايِف — khaayef — afraid مِتْفَاجِئ — metfaage2 — surprised مُتَحَمِّس — metahammes — excited مِتْلَخْبَط — metlakhbat — confused حَاسِس بالمَلَل — Hasis belmalal — feeling bored زَهْقَان — zah2aan — bored فَخُور بِ — fakhoor bi — proud of مَكْسُوف — maksoof — embarrassed مَحْظُوظ — maHzooz — lucky حَظُّه وِحِش — Hazzoh weHesh — unlucky لَذِيذ — lazeez — delicious / cool / entertaining طَعْمُه حِلْو — ta’mo Helw — tasty حِلْو — Helw — sweet / good مِمَلَّح — memallaH — salty حَار — Haar — spicy / hot طَازَة — Tazah — fresh نَاشِف — naashef — dry / hard مَبْلُول — mablool — wet طَرِي — tary — soft / soggy نَاعِم — naa3im — soft / silky مَكْسُور — maksoor — broken مَفْتُوح — maftooH — open مَقْفُول — ma2fool — closed / locked مِتْجَوِّز — metgawwez — married مُرْتَبِط — mortabit — in a relationship عَايِش — ‘aayesh — alive مَيِّت — mayyet — dead شَبْعَان — shabʿaan — full / not hungry شَاطِر — shaatir — clever ☕ Support the channel: https://buymeacoffee.com/egyptianar 📸 Instagram: @learnegyptianarabicfast 📧 Business & Online Arabic Classes: [email protected] 💬 Leave a comment — which adjective do you use the most? #EgyptianArabic #LearnArabic #ArabicLanguage #EgyptianArabicLessons #LearnEgyptianArabic
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