3 Hours of Arabic Listening Comprehension

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[@GInternational]

Hey you need to update the thumbnail picture. It says Korean.

[@Brigister]

This is great, super useful, best method to develop listening skills! شكرا جزيلا

[@nawabahmed5400]

Can you increase the sound please Thanks 😊!

[@AshrafAnsari-ll8he]

جيد ومفيد جدا سعي حسن

[@relodinge]

Which accent is that, Syrian or Egyptian?

[@عليجاسممحمدعلي-ي1ل]

If there anyone would like to learn Arabic just text me and we will make a conversation at Arabic, becuse I would like to improve my English also.😅

[@turnaroundtravelandveiws4863]

Hi

[@banttubanttu7408]

I am there , if you could help me learning arabic,

[@Sufishot]

Interested

[@samsulalamr-5178]

Good video

[@warnford]

very good form thank you - the vocab isnt Egyptian which came as a shock to me - Fosha isnt really heard in Egypt

[@maryampardesi6238]

we need to revive fusha

[@verdinho10]

Is this Egyptian dialect?

[@malakh731]

Vald Verd this particular video is Fusha which is the older more “formal” arabic. No one really uses it anymore, as the dialects are generally easier to use. Fosha is still understood if you speak it, but it distinguishes you as a foreigner. Fosha is mostly just used in writing only.

[@deepblue188]

Fusha is better. Love fusha a lot.

[@muhammadjerusalem4506]

Ya habibi..

[@learnarabicforkidswithsumi8540]

do you teach arabic personally what is the fee

[@i_love_jews]

dont waste your time paying someone, use madinaharabic.com for easy self teaching grammar and vocabs.

[@i_love_jews]

Let me know if you need more resources insha Allah.

[@THEIMRANACADEMY]

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[@donovan8747]

Which dialect is this?

[@الحمدلله-ه4ح5د]

standard Arabic "فصحى"

[@baderabosalih]

الرجل لهجته خاطئة. يقول فيهُم بدل فيهِم. ويقول: a في Apple بدل a كما في Stand. كما أنّه بارد. الفتاة المصريّة تتكلم العربي بشكل أفضل.

[@凶真鳳凰院-y7e]

The speakers are trying their best to make it standard, there are (some) mistakes and by hearing them I know their Egyptians but yeah I guess we can call it standard, it's good enough.

[@Wisdom23]

@@baderabosalih are you teaching Arabic language?

[@baderabosalih]

@@Wisdom23 I speak Arabic (Which makes me Arabic), but i haven't taught it to others. not till now.

[@omyblack485]

It's ok but speaking too fast

[@sebastiangudino9377]

Keep listening and trying to repeat what they say. That what the subtitles are also there

[@MrQ8.]

حسيت ان العربي صعب😅😂😂

[@abdallahgabr4265]

ههههه اي والله

[@MusaSmall-x4o]

✍️🙌🙏👍👏

[@eleonoraleonaseligova8710]

Proč slyšet dost hlasitě mluvící anglicky a arabsky neslyším téměř vůbec nic, je to tak potichu

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[@burakersahan4709]

why is she giving her name?

[@OutNaBoutYallahBiNa]

This is supposed to be easy everyday conversation but the way of speaking is very formal, archaic, robotic, mechanic and unnatural. i am sure the people who recorded this were reading from scripts too. This is just impossible and super weird to produce in everyday situations. It makes more sense if this is a political speech addressed by an official at the UN.

[@malakh731]

I feel like people in these comments keep repeating the same old thing. Yes, it’s old arabic or “fusha” But for a foreigner, this is the most sensical way to learn arabic. There are consisten grammar rules and they will still be understood. Not to mention arabic literature and writing is still in Fusha. If the perosn wants to speak like a native, immersion is honesty the only way to develop the dialect and features of spoken arabic. This is honest practice for foreigners. It’s not meant to teach them native skills.

[@putinyoutosleep6184]

Fusha fusha fusha, yeah shut up, we foreigners want to learn not you

[@mennaayman465]

U r speaking old arabian no arabian speak wz it now every country has an accent nd the easyist accent is the egyptian one

[@edrissrassuli4529]

Its better to learn to speak correctly at the beginning

[@malakh731]

Menna ayman Egyptian dialect is definitely not the easiest. Al-Sham dialects are easier to pronounce and are true to what most arabs speak in terms of vocabulary and sounds. you can’t expect a foreigner to know the egyptian dialect when most arabs don’t even understand it fully