Loved it, subscribed! 😃✨

من يضحك من مستخدم الفصحى في الحديث فهو إما غبي لا يعرف قيمة لغته او جاهل بها ولا يعرف مدى ركاكة لهجته العامية او حاقد على الإسلام وكل ما يرتبط به ومن ضمنها اللغة العربية

Bro you can hold a conversation while im still struggling 😂 im a beginner student of Arabic . Im very basic with it . I feel jealous 😊

Ma sha allah may allah grant u jannah 😊

انت تتكلم جيدا جدا!👍🏻 من اين انت؟

My first time to know that Eritrea speak arabic

Can you add subtitles in English

Akeel اللهم بارك you are an inspiration

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اسلم عليكم Really good stuff akhi! Really!

How i can learn Arabic language from zero

ما شاء الله مشاهدة مفيدة والحمد الله أنا في مصر الآن لكي أن أتعلم اللغة العربية، أقضي وقتي بمشاهدة الكرتون و أيضا أتكلم مع زملائي بالفصحى أشجعكم بالتعليم اللغة العربية والله ستستفيدون انا من بريطانيا أيضا 😅

amazing lesson shukran kathiran

love it!!!!!

great stuff brother thanks from america!!! Keep it up!!!

Your brother in law Aziz brought me here Salam aikh 👍

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ٱلسلام عليكم جزاك ٱلله خيرا أخي It is interesting that turning on captions shows 99% accurate transliteration. I understood most of it such as you work 9-6, and during your freetime you play Monopoly with your cousins and basketball. You're also in front of the computer most of the times. I have also noticed that these three words are frequently used by you: بٱلنسبت، أحاول and يعني. In my national language, Swahili, we also frequently use يعني as many words are borrowed from Arabic, but I believe to maintain eloquence and fluency using يعني is discouraged. It is best to pause and think for the right word then speak. وفقك ٱلله وزادك علما نافعا

Assalamualaikum. Very good series and very helpful. JazakAllahukhairan.

JazakAllahukhairan. Do I need to have any prerequisites before taking a lesson with Dr. Ahmed?

I have to subscribe to this channel because I love how you act effortlessly. You are so talented.

Ma shaa Allah very beautiful video

Keep up the great work Akeel! Shukran 🙏

One of the best Arabic conversational videos, I thoroughly enjoyed it

جزاك الله خيرا يا أخي الحبيب هذا مفيد جدا لي علّمك أستاذك في طريق سهل أرجو فيديوات كثيرة منك عن المتحدثات

Thank you a lot for this video! I have to say, RGB lights kill my attention 😢

Thank you so much for this video! I think it makes sense to learn fusha first but unfortunately there aren't so many videos on youtube in fusha. Also I always find it very interesting to see how people who are native in arabic react when you speak to them in fusha and if they are able to speak it too or only understand (which I have seen as well sometimes). Anyways, thanks a lot, it was really interesting! And also, I think you approached them in a very kind way!

ٱلسلام عليكم May I know what course you took for Data Engineering and the college/institute?

ٱلسلام عليكم I'm also a Bayyinah student and I've been doing Dream course for more than two years with the rest of the globe. I self-studied EMSA vol 1 too. I heard your ustādh pronounce قرر as qarara (form 1), but EMSA has used to this word as form 2 or باب تفعيل (qarrara) to mean "determine."

Your arabic is amazing and the video is very helpful for language learners. But to some extent, using this extremely rigid and formal way of Arabic for casual everyday topics sounds strange and even mechanical and robotic. This formal way of talking is more suited for politics, diplomacy, education, scientific and other social topics. For such everyday topics, even if you use a more formal MSA style, it would still be more natural to use some ammiyah elements such as (bas, ktiir..saakin..kamaan..leish) and drop some of those case endings. Language learners should learn to know how to use language base on context and setting. That's the more useful way forward

*Using this extremely rigid and formal way of Arabic for casual everyday topics sounds strange and even mechanical and robotic. This formal way of talking is more suited for politics, diplomacy, education, scientific and other social topics. For such everyday topics, even if you use a more formal MSA style, it would still be more natural to use some ammiyah elements such as (bas, ktiir..saakin..kamaan..leish) and drop some of those case endings. Language learners should learn to know how to use language base on context and setting. That's the more useful way forward*

Assalamu'alaikum Everyone, I apologise for the delay in uploading these conversations. I had initially planned to do 1 every week/ approximately 4 videos a month. However that proved to be infeasible for both Dr Ahmed and I. In Sha Allah, moving forward, we aim to do atleast 2 conversations per month. I would also like to post some videos of how we can levearge AI to make our language learning more fun and enjoyable. Stay tuned. In the meantime, if you enjoy these conversations and they are helping you in enhancing your listening skills, do consider leaving a like and subscribing; it helps kick out the content to more people who can benefit with you getting rewarded for that as well :) Wassalam Akeel

love this series

تعلم اللغة جميلة. انا طالب و رحلتي بالعربي أسهل معك، شكرا يا أستاذ (أخبرني خطأي)

Thanks! This is helpful. I'm learning Arabic on line on my own

This is excellent. BarakaAllah feek. benefitting a lot

المصري الأخير عجبني

Very helpful keep em coming

Salam

Thank you brother and Sheik Achmed

very useful brother thank you very much

Lesson 3 PDF Here: generalakeel.blob.core.windows.net/generaldata/ArabicConversationSeries/Conversation3.docx

"promosm" 🤤

I believe it’s اي نصيحة not اي نصائح

The Egyptian guy was very eloquent and I could feel it despite my poor arabic. This language is beautiful. Allahumma salli ala n Nabiy.

Masha Allah your arabic is really good and it's a great idea for inspiring the ummah to learn arabic. I know you may have got some criticism for your method of approaching so I just wanted to give you a little advice, which is that it would be better for you to turn your camera off and politely ask people if they would be comfortable to be in a video because you are wanting to make a video for KZbin, and giving them choice is more respectful than going in with a recording camera and putting them on the spot. Just because they speak Arabic doesn't mean they want to be on an online video, if a total stranger randomly came upto me recording asking if I wanted to speak English for their video, I'd feel uncomfortable and decline too. Plus not everyone watches or understands KZbin, I think you may have some generational naivety due to your age but it's OK as I know this was your first time doing it. But asking people's permission is part of our deen and akhlaq and I think you may be copying a western method of "well you are in public so I can record you", although you were respectful when they declined but like I said it's just your approach. Not everyone is as willing as you may hope or assume. Anyway keep up the good work and forgive me if I said anything to upset you but I hope you understand the point I'm trying to make. Keep up the good work akhi and keep learning in all realms ❤

Jazakallahu Khairan Kaseera 👍

I think the rejections are honestly due to fea, they don't just want to keep their heads down and live normally, and not be outed as arabioc speakers or possibly native arabs top people in their community who are intolerant.

PDF copy of the entire conversation: generalakeel.blob.core.windows.net/generaldata/ArabicConversationSeries/Conversation2

The language that you're speaking "Fusha" even though it's not used by people in a daily basis but it's still used nowadays on kids' cartoons, tv news channel and newspapers and everyone can understand it