Levantine Arabic: Understanding and Using the 2 ways to say 'If'; Conditionals, Part 1

We have two ways in the Levantine dialect to say 'if', One is 'iza' and the other is 'law'. We use them in different situations and with different meanings. Today we start with 'iza'. You will learn: What are they? What are their differences? When and how to use each. Lots of examples to make it clear how and when to use each one. In this lesson, we will see "iza" and learn how we use it with all the different verb tenses, and next week we will see how to use "law" Hope you enjoy it 🥰 Sections: 00:00 Intro 00:32 If you want 01:41 If + Past 03:40 If + Future 05:16 If + Present continuous 06:15 If + Present simple Hi Everyone! I want to let you know that I'm now on Ko-fi. If you like this channel and you would like to show your support, you can 'buy me a cup of coffee by clicking here: https://ko-fi.com/learnarabicwithmanar Creating and producing a Youtube channel is hard work, and for the last year, I've done it out of love...for my language and for you who also love it. Starting now, you can support the channel and help me move it forward. Any amount is welcome and I send you my warm thanks in advance! Leave me a comment. I would love to hear from you! 🙂 If you liked the video give me a thumbs up 👍 Subscribe to my channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-YY... Follow me on Facebook and Instagram. Let's keep in touch!   / learnarabicwithmanar     / learnarabicwithmanar   I'm available on a very limited basis for one-on-one and small-group instruction via Skype or Zoom. For more information check out my website at https://arabicwithmanar.com #syrianarabic #levantinearabic #learnarabic #inarabic #syriandialect #lebanesearabic #spokenarabic #levantinedialect