@@hildaortiz7537 will do In Shaa Allah

@ 🥰aww thank you 🙏 so much may god bless you and your family my teacher

@@hildaortiz7537 Shukran.. Barak Allah feek 💚🙏🏼

@@cookithefirst There are indeed some Arabic dialects where the pronunciation of ق (qaf) and ك (kaf) can differ from Modern Standard Arabic or even overlap in certain contexts. For instance: 1. In some Gulf dialects, ق is often pronounced as a hard ‘g’ (like in ‘go’), while ك remains as ‘k’. 2. In some rural Levantine areas, ق might be softened to a glottal stop (like the sound in the middle of ‘uh-oh’) or even pronounced like ك in casual speech. Speakers of such dialects rely heavily on context to avoid confusion. The meaning is usually clear because the structure of the sentence and the overall context provide enough clues. For example, the word ‘كلّي’ (kulli - “all of me”) versus ‘قلّي’ (qilli - “tell me”) would rarely be misunderstood because they typically appear in very different sentence structures. It’s fascinating how dialects evolve and manage to maintain clarity despite phonetic overlaps!

​@@learningarabichub As a Syrian, I heavily love this take. Context matters no matter the accent. Not much people understand my accent - As "surprising" as that is. 😅 However, sometimes I am able to clarify by speaking in another accent in which I've learned one or two words from, which is also a huge part of the way of how I talk, due to the rare nature and very unique sounding of the Syrian accent. I appreciate you so much for this explanation! I had originally sent this comment without knowledge that context may really matter in such cases. جزاك الله كل خير

@@cookithefirst I’m so glad you enjoyed the explanation! You’re absolutely right-context is such a powerful tool in communication, especially when dealing with unique and beautiful accents like the Syrian one. It’s amazing how learning and borrowing from other dialects can enrich how we express ourselves and bridge any gaps in understanding. The Syrian accent has such a distinct charm, and it’s wonderful that you can adapt while still staying true to your roots. جزاك الله خيرًا for sharing your perspective-it truly adds so much to the discussion!

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@learningarabichub you are most welcome.. may Allah bless you and keep updating the benaficial video its really help a lot to those want to learn arabic language...

@@syakirahzulkifli3498 you’re welcome 🙏🏼

@learningarabichub بارك الله فيك واستمر في تحديث هذا الفيديو الرائع والمفيد🙏🏻

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