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Explaining 20 Egyptian Songs
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Explaining 20 Egyptian Songs

Learn Egyptian Arabic with songs
Created byAhmad ElKhodary
Last updated 11/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn 20 Egyptian songs
  • Get a sense of the style of Egyptian songs
  • Understand cultural references
  • Learn lots of vocabulary

Course content

22 sections22 lectures2h 3m total length
  • Introduction3:51

    Explore twenty egyptian songs of your choice by reading the lyrics with brief translations. Discover phonemic transcription and a vocabulary list in the pdf for deeper language insight.

Requirements

  • You need to have at least a basic knowledge of Egyptian Arabic - You don't need to know how to read Arabic script because phonemic transcription is included

Description

In this course, you get 20 videos that cover 20 popular Egyptian songs. 

There's a variety of songs included.  Each video comes with a PDF file. 

PDFs come with vocab lists, Arabic transcription, phonemic transcription, and English translations. 

These songs were all requested by my students.  Here are all the songs taught in this course:

1. Garh El Hawa (the pain of love) — Hakim

2. Helwa ya baladi (you're beautiful, my country) — Dalida

3. 3 Daqat (three beats) — Abu 

4. Hekayti Ma3a El Zaman (my story with time) — Mohamed Mounir 

5. Ana Negm (I'm a star) Cairokee 

6. Habibty (my love) — Hassan Shakosh Ft Yasmin Raeis 

7. Gayya Maak (I'm coming with you) — Nancy Ajram 

8. Ana Bashak El Bahar (I adore the sea) — Mohamed Mounir 

9. Kolama Afakar Fek (every time I think of you) — Hamada Helal 

10. Mabrook Aleina (congrats to us) — Ramy Sabry 

11. Al Qalb Al Tayeb (the kind heart) — Mohammed Fouad 

12. Tamally Maak (always with you) — Amr Diab 

13. ElKabir Awi (the big boss) — Ahmed Mekky 

14. Boshret Kheir (good news) — Hussain Al Jassmi 

15. Ahwak (I love you) — Abdel—Halim Hafez 

16. Heya Di (this is it) — Tamer Hosny 

17. Oum O2af (stand up!) — Bahaa Sultan ft. Tamer Hosny 

18. Alf Leila We Leila (1001 Nights) — Umm Kulthum 

19. El Alem Allah (God knows) — Amr Diab 

20. Ya Mna3n3 (hey, minty) — Moustafa Hagag

Who this course is for:

  • People who want to understand what kind of music Egyptians listen to