Learn the differences & similarities between the verbs SEE, WATCH, LOOK in Levantine Syrian Arabic

In any language, there is a subtle difference between talking about SEEING something, WATCHING something, or LOOKING AT something.
In this Syrian Arabic lesson you will learn:
When is the verb I WATCH and the verb I SEE used:
When does it mean exactly the same thing?
When does it mean something slightly different?
When is the meaning completely different?
When we CAN'T use the verb I WATCH instead of the verb I SEE
How to say I looked FOR vs I looked AT in Levantine Arabic

Sections:
00:00 Intro
00:29 See, watch; similarities
02:18 See, watch;, differences
04:26 See, watch; completely different meanings
06:17 To see, more info
07:41 Looked for
80:44 Looked at
09:50 Word review

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