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100 Most Used Verbs in Arabic

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100 Most Common Egyptian Arabic Verbs 🇪🇬 | Past & Present Tense

Want to learn Arabic and speak Egyptian Arabic more confidently? 🇪🇬 In this lesson, we’ll go through 100 of the most common Egyptian Arabic verbs, with their past tense, simple present tense (he form), pronunciation, and English meaning.

This video is designed for beginner and intermediate Arabic learners, especially anyone learning Egyptian Arabic (Masri). Whether you’re just starting to learn Arabic or want to expand your vocabulary and improve your understanding of everyday conversations, these essential verbs will help you build sentences and express yourself more naturally.

📚 What you’ll learn in this lesson:

100 common Egyptian Arabic verbs used in everyday life

Past tense and simple present tense conjugations

How to pronounce each verb

The English meaning of each verb

Common everyday actions: going, coming, eating, drinking, working, studying, speaking, and more

Hollow verbs (الفعل الأجوف) and their patterns

Verbs for daily routines, movement, communication, feelings, and much more

From verbs like راح (to go), أكل (to eat), شرب (to drink), قال (to say), شاف (to see), and عمل (to do/make) to many other essential verbs, this lesson will help you build a stronger foundation in Egyptian Arabic.

🇪🇬 Who is this video for?

Beginners learning Arabic or Egyptian Arabic

Intermediate learners who want to expand their Egyptian Arabic vocabulary

Students who want to understand Egyptian Arabic verbs and verb patterns

Arabic learners who want to move beyond memorizing words and start building their own sentences

Anyone preparing to speak and understand everyday Egyptian Arabic

💡 How to study with this video:

Pause after each verb and repeat it out loud. Try making your own sentence using the past tense and present tense. Come back to this lesson whenever you need to review these common Egyptian Arabic verbs.

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If you find this lesson helpful, please like the video, leave a comment, and subscribe for more Egyptian Arabic vocabulary, grammar lessons, verb conjugations, and listening practice.

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@AnneSchuster-y1u
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So helpful, thank you!! ❤
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@learnegyptianarabichabibi
@learnegyptianarabichabibiYouTube
Alf shokr ☀️🙏🏼
👍 02026/10/10
@sarahkeene222
@sarahkeene222YouTube
These videos are great reinforcement between lessons!!
👍 42026/10/11
@learnegyptianarabichabibi
@learnegyptianarabichabibiYouTube
Alf alf shokr ya Sarah ☀️🙏🏼
👍 02026/10/11
@MonaMohammed-i4m
@MonaMohammed-i4mYouTube
❤❤
👍 22026/10/12
@learnegyptianarabichabibi
@learnegyptianarabichabibiYouTube
❤❤
👍 02026/10/12
@RosaRasulova
@RosaRasulovaYouTube
Thank you 🙏
👍 22026/10/12
@learnegyptianarabichabibi
@learnegyptianarabichabibiYouTube
Shokran ya Rosa ☀️
👍 02026/10/12
@AdamAli-o9o1o
@AdamAli-o9o1oYouTube
Thank you man !
👍 22026/10/12
@learnegyptianarabichabibi
@learnegyptianarabichabibiYouTube
Thank you for the comment ya Adam ☀️
👍 02026/10/12
@AdamAli-o9o1o
@AdamAli-o9o1oYouTube
how do i say to realize ?
👍 22026/10/12
@learnegyptianarabichabibi
@learnegyptianarabichabibiYouTube
We usually use إكْتَشف to discover or
عِرِف to know
Depends on context
👍 02026/10/12
@ag_poe
@ag_poeYouTube
Im in egypt now. I need this 😁❤️
👍 22026/10/12
@ag_poe
@ag_poeYouTube
And I love the addition on "ghaly" (keep it).. a lot of tourist making youtube videos dont know this and I feel sorry for them and any kind of seller of food (or anything) who offers them not to pay amd then the tourist just thanks him and walks off 😂
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@learnegyptianarabichabibi
@learnegyptianarabichabibiYouTube
Sweet. Do you like the language?
👍 02026/10/12
@learnegyptianarabichabibi
@learnegyptianarabichabibiYouTube
Yeah
You end up in a very awkward situation and I always wonder about what happens next when they start walking away 😂😅.
Did you have such an incident?
👍 02026/10/12
@xjapan3
@xjapan3YouTube
I have an unusual question about conjugating these words. Particularly the يسافر the ي is something that I don't know how to use, because generally I talk about myself or "She, or he, or we." I understand that the ي is like the default form. I'm concerned that I'm neglecting a way to form certain sentences.

أسافر، تسافري..
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@the-Sand-Witch
@the-Sand-WitchYouTube
I watched the conjugation episodes in the channel for this. they were very helpful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0XRs3aPWBE&list=PLcrKUgdGEcFA
👍 12026/10/12
@xjapan3
@xjapan3YouTube
​@the-Sand-Witchi don't have access to this, unfortunately. But thank you.
👍 02026/10/12
@ItzzEraaa
@ItzzEraaaYouTube
great video! I'm gonna write down sentences using ALL the verbs in this video haha. Your hardwork is appreciated!
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@learnegyptianarabichabibi
@learnegyptianarabichabibiYouTube
Shokran 🙏🏼
👍 02026/10/13
@learnegyptianarabichabibi
@learnegyptianarabichabibiYouTube
Yes, it’s in these videos he shared. They are for members only unfortunately as I need to cover a bit of the costs of creating these videos
👍 02026/10/13
@learnegyptianarabichabibi
@learnegyptianarabichabibiYouTube
Thank you for such a beautiful comment ☀️
Good idea to write examples.
You should share few of them here
👍 02026/10/13
@xjapan3
@xjapan3YouTube
​@learnegyptianarabichabibiOf course. 👍 That is very understandable.
👍 12026/10/13