Intermediate - Air turbulence

Very nice lesson.together with the video you made long time ago it completes a "plane" vocabulary.last I was flying to Abu Dhabi and could use some of the things you depicted.

انا اشكر الرب لم اشهد الاضطرابات الجوية الى هذا الحدولاكن حسيت خاءفالماسمعت اصوات الركاب في الدرس

with spaces ...sorry ... still learning Arabic typing skills!

انا اشكر الرب لم اشهد الاضطرابات الجوية الى هذا الحد و لاكن حسيت خاءفا لما سمعت اصوات الركاب في الدرس

ما ا حب - i thought this translates to what i love. How does it mean 'i dont like...' Please explain?

@Fazzarabic, in colloquial maa is also used to negate present tense verbs. Maa generally means what if it's followed by a noun, if it's followed by a verb then it usually negates it.

The what should be Maad'aa ماذا if it's followed by a verb e.g.

ماذا أحب
What do I love

ماذا يأكل
What is he eating

ما لونه
Maa lawnuh
What is his/it's colour (Lawn is a noun here and so Maa means what)

ما يأكل
Maa ya2kul
He is not eating (in colloquial), in classical Laa is used to negate present tense verbs لا يأكل

Thanks.