No matter what they say a muslim should always strive to learn fusha first to understand the Quran and Ahadith first.

My dad went nuts when a black cat crossed his path blessing himself then spitting in both directions. Then blessing himself again mumbling Something like God protect me. 😂😂 So I bless myself everytime the spitting seems excessive. But yes we had all of those.

I'm Lebanese... Why did i watch and was soo invented in the video 😂😂😂

I’m pakistani but i want to learn this beautiful language 😊

Hey brother what's your contact email?

فرطت ضحك😂

Albi Lebanese. Kalbi dog. Kalbi in Iraqi heart

Thank you so much

Dude you’re both white, Lebanese deserve to be considered white as well

Bravo 👌🎉 Thanks 🙏

مش بنقول تبعي في مصر الطبيعي نقول : الأحسن انك or يستحسن.. تعمل سبسكرايب للقناة/ التشانل بتاعتي 😂❤

......wow!....these are all 'superstitions' in my family.... I had not realized just how "culturally Lebanese" we are, being ethnically mostly Native American/Irish, as well as a very diverse mix of early American immigrants (minimum 9 generations) I cannot wait to hear more! Thank you for sharing !! <3

Thank you, it's very interesting to be reminded because my old-school English/Aussie parents followed some of these. They were superstitious from folk beliefs. Umbrella and salt is the same. The fingernails I think is from Italy, they burn them. Evil eye is also known in India and, yes, the round blue and white charm is famous!

The chicken noise “buck-buck-buck” is called “clucking” in English.

A few very old Germans would have made this interesting.

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Ok so Lebanese American lady here, between you and I. Yes i like a guy to look nice, that’s important, but I’m far more interested in how you act, God is important to me so He should be important to you too. Acts of service are also my thing. That’s my love language, a beard doesn’t hurt either lol. Wear a watch if you like 😂 but it’s all in acts of service to God and others for me.

معرس باللهجة السعودية لا لا لا

The replies in the comments section are so contradictory "Learn fusha because it'll be understood by everyone!" "No one speaks in fusha, they speak ammiyah, if you speak in fusha, people will laugh at you because you sound like the quran" "No, fusha is used for news, education and politics! It's how you're able to communicate" So what I've gathered from this is that people in the "Arabic" speaking world don't understand fusha, but their local dialect, and it's only the privileged few who are well educated can converse/read/write in fusha and understand the news, high education, literature etc. Correct me if I'm wrong?

In Palestine we say mizawij

جديدة ديه 😂

Lebanese Arabic could be found and used in formal settings as well; talking to a bank employee, addressing a senior, listening to an old song, watching a play etc.

How can I ask “How old are you?”

Good work brother , i have your book and it's very helpful ❤

I'm still on my journey to learning arabic at all but it's nice to hear the differences between these two. For a european person with little cultural exposure the sheer amount of dialects can be intimidating. :D

i also get your emails always and i want you to send me moreee , i like them a lotttt

thankssssssssssssssssssssssssss

GREAT vidéo as Always ❤🎉 Love from algerai 🇩🇿🫀

My advance if you want to learn Arabic msa the easiest way is to learn qur an ❤❤❤

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allah protects us

Sick but so handsome still.

You use "the" alot, in places where it's not required.

My native tongue is Korean. And in my ears (and purely going off the video) Iraqi and Moroccan incomparably sound the best.

Bonjour mon ami ❤

You shouldn’t say “strange people” (which means “weird people”) but say “strangers”, ya habibi 😊

I am Lebanese to and your videos are soooooooo funny i love them soooooo much!

The best thing to do in Germany is to leave.

I’m Lebanese

German soon minority in country and some idiot still worry about racism

Sabahoooooo

fun fact the arabic language/vocabulary has over 86 billion words

Google + anki + spoken reps = knowledge😊

Imagine a girl and her name is Aniika

Egyptians can relate ..'Where is the tea woman ?' 'الشاي فين يا هانم /يا ست انتي ؟ ' is a must 😑..Even if I was already preparing it and he knows !

Duck is what we call thick girls 😏 Batta batta 2:03

It doesn't work like that

I dont know if the music was stolen but the point of a national anthem is always the lyrics.There is the true power of the song . Even if the music plays alone, the mind always brings the lyrics on.

Its crisp and informative