In this Syrian Arabic lesson you will learn:
In the first part of our lesson on how to use the conditional "if" we saw how to use "iza", which means 'If' when we think that something will or might actually happen. Today, we will see how and when to use the second conditional "law", which means 'If' when something didn't or couldn't happen, similar to saying 'if only' in English. We'll see it with all the different verb tenses and with lots of examples.
Sections:
00:00 Intro
00:26 law with past
01:58 law with present continues
03:17 law with future
04:24 law with the present simple
05:29 comparing
Word Review
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