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why didn't I received an advice for lesson 55?

I received the alert for lesson 55, but is an Advanced Lesson.

My RSS doesnt tell me anyhing about lesson #55 tho, must be a problem with that. I found it now, thank you smellfood

wow thanks a lot. This seems to be a cool way to learn this difficult language ! you both make it quite interesting by your very natural and smooth dialogue. Its really useful.keep it up.

Salam alikum im from pakistan arabic is my religous langauge and urdu is my mother tounge urdu n arabuc have same alphabates and its same in writting so its not very difficult for me to understand arabic i can speak n write biut cant understand the meaning of arabic langauge i always wanted to learn arabic i read quran but i dunt understand what it says and i feel so shame abt that,, that i cant undersatand what my Allah says to me.. then i came to settled down in united arab emirates dubai, and i m so grateful to both of u brothers who made arabic so easy i dunt know how to thank you i dunt have words may Allah bless you n ur families and keep u happy always,, thankyou very much once again jazakaAllah shukran,, KHUDA HAFIZ

what is the difference between 'tisma' and 'lawsamat'?

TESMA7 تسمح is (you permit or Do you permit) while LAW SAMA7T لو سمحت is (if you permit).

what is the literal meaning of 'min fadhlak'

(Min) is (from), (fa9'lek) is (your favour),, so it is (From your favour) which is like saying in English (do me a favour).

ive got nothing much to comment.just wanted to thank ehab and muhammad for their wonfderful lessons.there couldnt be a better way of learning arabic.im an indian and was up in dubai....even after years of studying classroom arabic...i wasnt able to converse...but only read..ur lessons have brought back my interest in learning this ancient language.SHUKRAN

huna means here but i have also heared hina means here , does there is any difference

Basically it's the same word but pronounced slightly differently. The proper classical pronunciation is huna, but it’s often pronounced as hina in colloquial Arabic

In Tesma7 does the T get pronounced with a Fatha OR Kasra. I heard it pronounced both ways in the lesson.
Thanks

Good question tikhan. In classical Arabic that is read in the news it is (tasma7), but in the street people use both really, in fact (tesma7) is use more often in the street, and this is very dependent on the country.