أحب الربيع بسبب الجو
I love spring because of the weather
بهطور تحتاللفظی: I love the spring because (of) the weather.
Use this phrase to casually explain why spring is your favorite season during everyday social conversations.
در ۱۵ ثانیه
- Expresses a preference for spring due to the pleasant atmosphere.
- Uses the common Egyptian/Levantine word 'ashan' for 'because'.
- Perfect for casual small talk and everyday social interactions.
معنی
This is a simple way to say you enjoy the spring season specifically because the temperature and atmosphere feel just right.
مثالهای کلیدی
3 از 6Chatting with a neighbor
أنا بحب الربيع عشان الجو جميل النهاردة.
I love spring because the weather is beautiful today.
A morning meeting icebreaker
بصراحة بحب الربيع عشان الجو مش حر.
Honestly, I love spring because the weather isn't hot.
Texting a friend to go out
يلا نخرج! بحب الربيع عشان الجو تحفة.
Let's go out! I love spring because the weather is amazing.
زمینه فرهنگی
Spring holds a special place in Middle Eastern culture, often celebrated in music and poetry as a time of rebirth. In Egypt, the holiday of Sham El-Nessim dates back to ancient times and is specifically dedicated to welcoming the spring weather. This phrase is a modern, casual way of participating in that ancient appreciation for the changing seasons.
The 'Gaw' Secret
The word `الجو` (al-gaw) doesn't just mean the temperature; it refers to the 'vibe' of a place. You can use it to describe a party too!
The Egyptian 'Ashan'
While `عشان` is very Egyptian, it is understood across the Middle East. In Lebanon, you might hear `لأنو` (li-anno) instead.
در ۱۵ ثانیه
- Expresses a preference for spring due to the pleasant atmosphere.
- Uses the common Egyptian/Levantine word 'ashan' for 'because'.
- Perfect for casual small talk and everyday social interactions.
What It Means
This phrase is your go-to for expressing seasonal preference. It uses the verb بحب (I love) followed by the season. The word عشان is the Egyptian/Levantine way of saying 'because'. It links your feeling to the specific reason: the weather. It is straightforward and very common in daily conversation.
How To Use It
You can drop this into any small talk about the seasons. It follows a simple A + B + C structure. بحب (I love) + [Season] + عشان (because) + [Reason]. If you want to sound more natural, emphasize the word الجو. In Arabic, 'the weather' implies the whole vibe, not just the temperature. You can use it when someone asks about your favorite time of year.
When To Use It
Use this during morning coffee with colleagues. It is perfect for those first sunny days after a long winter. Use it when texting friends to suggest a walk outside. It works beautifully in a casual classroom setting or a first date. It is a safe, friendly 'icebreaker' phrase. Everyone loves talking about how nice it is outside!
When NOT To Use It
Avoid using this in a highly academic or legal environment. In very formal Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), you would use أحب and لأن. Do not use it if the weather is actually terrible. If it is a sandstorm, saying this will make people think you are being sarcastic. Unless you really love dust, of course!
Cultural Background
In many parts of the Arab world, spring is the 'Goldilocks' season. Summers can be brutally hot, and winters can be surprisingly damp. Spring represents a brief window of perfect, breezy 'outdoor' weather. It is the time for شم النسيم (Sham El-Nessim) in Egypt. People head to parks and eat outside. This phrase captures that collective sigh of relief when the sun finally feels kind.
Common Variations
You can swap out the season easily. Try بحب الشتا عشان المطر (I love winter because of the rain). Or change the reason to عشان الورد (because of the flowers). If you really love it, add أوي (very much) at the end. بحب الربيع أوي! makes you sound like an enthusiastic local.
نکات کاربردی
This is a neutral-to-informal phrase. It is perfectly acceptable in 90% of daily life situations but should be replaced with Modern Standard Arabic equivalents in formal writing.
The 'Gaw' Secret
The word `الجو` (al-gaw) doesn't just mean the temperature; it refers to the 'vibe' of a place. You can use it to describe a party too!
The Egyptian 'Ashan'
While `عشان` is very Egyptian, it is understood across the Middle East. In Lebanon, you might hear `لأنو` (li-anno) instead.
Watch the 'L'
In `الربيع`, the 'L' is silent (Sun Letter). Pronounce it 'ar-rabee' not 'al-rabee' to sound like a pro.
مثالها
6أنا بحب الربيع عشان الجو جميل النهاردة.
I love spring because the weather is beautiful today.
Adding 'today' makes it relevant to the current moment.
بصراحة بحب الربيع عشان الجو مش حر.
Honestly, I love spring because the weather isn't hot.
Using 'not hot' is a very common way to praise weather in the region.
يلا نخرج! بحب الربيع عشان الجو تحفة.
Let's go out! I love spring because the weather is amazing.
'Tahfa' (amazing) adds a bit of slangy enthusiasm.
يا ريت كل السنة ربيع، بحب الربيع عشان الجو.
I wish the whole year was spring; I love spring because of the weather.
Expressing a wish for eternal spring is a common sentiment.
دايماً بحب الربيع عشان الجو بيفكرني بالطفولة.
I always love spring because the weather reminds me of childhood.
Connecting the weather to a memory adds emotional depth.
بسافر في مارس عشان بحب الربيع عشان الجو.
I travel in March because I love spring because of the weather.
Double use of 'ashan' is common in spoken Arabic.
خودت رو بسنج
Complete the sentence to say why you love spring.
بحب الربيع ___ الجو حلو.
The word `عشان` (ashan) means 'because' and is used to provide a reason.
Choose the correct word for 'the weather'.
بحب الربيع عشان ___.
`الجو` (al-gaw) is the standard word for 'the weather' or 'the atmosphere' in this context.
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ابزارهای بصری یادگیری
Formality Scale
Using slang like 'Tahfa' with friends.
بحب الربيع عشان الجو تحفة
Standard daily conversation (The Phrase).
بحب الربيع عشان الجو
Standard Arabic for news or writing.
أحب فصل الربيع بسبب الطقس
Where to use this phrase
At a park
Talking to a friend on a bench.
In a taxi
Small talk with the driver about the heat.
At the office
Chatting by the water cooler.
Family dinner
Explaining why you want to sit outside.
سوالات متداول
10 سوالIt means 'because' or 'for'. It is one of the most useful words in spoken Arabic for giving reasons, like عشان تعبان (because I'm tired).
Yes, although عشان is more common in Egypt and the Levant. In North Africa, they might use different words for 'because', but everyone will understand you.
You can say بكره الجو (bakrah al-gaw). It is the direct opposite of بحب.
It is a bit too casual for a formal email. Better to use أفضل فصل الربيع نظراً لاعتدال الطقس in professional writing.
الجو is used in daily speech, while الطقس (al-taqs) is what you hear on the news or weather reports.
Just replace الربيع with الصيف. So: بحب الصيف عشان الجو.
No, عشان is a colloquial word. The Quran and formal literature use لأن or بسبب.
Because the climate can be extreme. When the weather is 'moderate' (معتدل), it is a major cause for celebration and social activity.
Yes! Add أوي (awy) at the end: بحب الربيع عشان الجو أوي. It sounds very natural.
Replace الجو with الشمس. For example: بحب الربيع عشان الشمس.
عبارات مرتبط
الجو حر
The weather is hot
الجو بديع
The weather is wonderful (often used in songs)
الدنيا ربيع
The world is spring (a famous song lyric)
عشان خاطري
For my sake / please
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