How to say something was happening in the past in Egyptian Arabic
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Today you’re going to hear how to say something was happening in the past in Egyptian Arabic.
Each native speaker has submitted a recording of exactly how they would normally say that something was happening in the past.
This is not a conjugation list of past continuous verbs.
Here you may find a mixture of past continuous and past habitual verbs as they would normally be used by native speaker.
Sample sentences:
- I was going.
- You were running.
- You (plural) were sleeping.
- She was coming.
- He was speaking.
- We were seeing.
- They were knowing.
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