What's the difference between "Have", "Have to" in Egyptian Arabic?

What's the difference between "Have", "Have to" in Egyptian Arabic?

Author: Sondos January 10, 2021 Duration: 2:31
💌 DM now for online or face to face classes💌 In this lesson, you’re going to learn the difference between ‘have’ and ‘have to’. The difference is quite simple, but you might be confused because you don’t know how and when to use each verb. FIND ME ON: YOUTUBE CHANNEL INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK

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