3 Months of Arabic Classes - How Much I've Learnt! Learning Arabic as an English Speaker!

[@ztoefy4026]

I have book1 of the medina arabic course for a year now and only did 5 lessons....your video has motivated me to go back to that and finish it this time. Please continue being you...your eagerness is really encouraging :)

[@mesopotamialover905]

Arabic is simple yet it is very precise. Let me explain to you what I mean, in Arabic there are only two tenses: simple past and simple present, and we use the simple present to build the simple future tense. While most European languages have between 14 and 16 tenses (indicative and sometimes subjunctive). In Arabic, what you write is what you pronounce, you cannot have two words that are written differently but pronounced similarly. Writing in Arabic will tend to explain things more while in English it is a bit ambiguous ... I honestly think it is great language. Resource: I am Arab and I know English, French, and Portugues.

[@belle_pomme]

Stop saying Arabic is simple, native speakers will never understand the struggles that learners face. I've learnt Arabic for 12 years and what i can say is it was quite tough.

[@annoraboketto523]

@@belle_pomme Arabic is a beautiful mathematical language and I’m not a linguistic expert to judge if it’s a simple language or not but either way a person’s learning journey is not measured by the simplicity of a language. Many factors to take into account such as: student’s native language, everyday exposure, time, practice, etc. That’s why it differs from one person to another.

[@jessih.5283]

@@belle_pomme non-native here (Germanic language). I don’t think Arabic is any harder than any other language you choose to study. I‘ve been studying al-fusha for less than a year and I understand quite a lot. It depends on your exposure, motivation and willingness to study. In my opinion, Arabic is not a “difficult” language because it is so logical and once you‘ve got a hang of the root system, vocabulary learning AND reading becomes fairly easy.

[@andrewhenry9516]

I’m starting to learn Arabic, and as of now I know most of the alphabet

[@soubhanllah]

hello

[@glassoftruth5594]

Glad to hear that. I hope it will become easier as u continue your journey

[@aleemaviolet9978]

Me here only learning to read Qur'an in Arabic...but you have motivated to do something about learning the language itself insha'Allah

[@theurbanfarm202]

This was wildly helpful - thank you, Ellie!

[@mohammadchowdhury6729]

ALHAMDULILLAH! Our salam and respect and wishes for YOU

[@ShahidAli-vx4nl]

Im so impressed by your journey and commitment as a Muslim. May Allah bless you with peace and prosperity.

[@tariqaazmi]

Love you, love your channel, love your videos.

[@facts.explained.]

Keep up the great job sister, Masha'Allah

[@abdulmunim318]

This was beautiful and i loved the pros and cons that you succinctly laid out.

[@rofiqaffandi8245]

Waalaikumsalam. masyaAllah. tabarakallah. As Indonesian, I had been taking Arabic course as well. Arabic is the spoken language in Jannah.

[@quranforlife6107]

Learning the Arabic language is challenging yet enjoyable.

[@rochwilliams3029]

Sister you can read the quranic arabic anywhere once you have grasped it and Allah will bless you with a reward for every letter you read plus beinh able to read the quran in the arabic form is a special shield and healing for all things where as conversational arabic wont be used as much unless on a holiday or speaking it daily in your life with family or friends. I definitely reccommend you learn the beautiful Arabic that comes with quran. Inshaallah 💞

[@rababrasheed8960]

Extremely useful video. Thank you x

[@mahmoudeissa7178]

May Allah reward you with paradise sis.

[@muhammedsanyang1276]

MashÀllah that's great

[@annoraboketto523]

أتمنى لكِ كل التوفيق 💕💕 Learning “Alfusha” is the best choice imo and it’s more enjoyable than any other Arabic dialects.

[@buny321]

Appreciable work ..... 😃

[@IstanbulBeautyOne]

Amazing how three banners summed up the important thing in your life. (Religion, Husband, hometown)

[@mehmeturuc6322]

Congratulations!

[@buny321]

Wow... the efforts you put on to learn Arabic is really inspiring me alot...😯

[@khairilanwar5484]

Subhanallah! You are an Angel !!

[@yakoothnaleem7950]

Great 👍 to hear sister about your successful initiative to learn Arabic.

[@digaalerooble4296]

انار الله بصركي و بصيرتكي و سدد خطاكي و ثبتكي على الصراط المستقيم

[@irfanahmed6411]

Dear sister Allah bless you you are doing great work on this planet

[@kimaidar9078]

Just take your time ... German language took from my time 2 years until i spoke it 😊🥰

[@محمدجبار-ع3ب]

Thank you for This video

[@shrentertainment1890]

❤️❤️ mashallah my sis

[@fazeelalaher6250]

I started listening to Nouman Ali from Bayyinah He's teaching children n fun learning

[@umarahsan7195]

Me too

[@kimaidar9078]

السلام عليكم ...ما شاء الله اسال الله ان يبارك فيك ❤ May god bless you

[@Kat444-r1h]

Hi.A center near me is teaching Arabic for free,it's a rolling course and we can attend as many courses we want.Like you ellie I was watching various KZbin videos but it wasn't sinking in,I also bought myself a children's Arabic picture book which is great,also I've got duoling app xx

[@soubhanllah]

Where do you live pls

[@Kat444-r1h]

@@soubhanllah UK,South Yorkshire

[@Kat444-r1h]

What about children

[@waelgawdat]

Learning Fosha in my opinion is always better because as you said it is the standard language taught in school. also it is the language in which you will read books (mostly) will help you reading Quran and also news, etc. and if you speak in Fosha almost everyone will understand you.

[@mdtaslim7486]

Walikumusalaam wa rahamatullahi barakatuhu, sister, alhamdulillah, mashallah, keep it up.

[@shafqatishan437]

It was narrated from Abu Hurairah that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) said: “There will come to the people years of treachery, when the liar will be regarded as honest, and the honest man will be regarded as a liar; the traitor will be regarded as faithful, and the faithful man will be regarded as a traitor; and the Ruwaibidah will decide matters.’ It was said: ‘Who are the Ruwaibidah?’ He said: ‘Vile and base men who control the affairs of the people.’” -Sunan Ibn Majah 4036

[@marwagamal1600]

God bless u beautiful inside out 😍😘😘

[@ercane.426]

Well, good luck to you. I appreciate you very much. (Helal olsun)

[@YMMBM]

Haaa. You look so beautiful sis with hijab 😍

[@edenmulyawan9236]

May Allah SWT bless you with all the best for you....

[@aasiyapowell875]

'Allah' reward you with good rewards. May He help you and perfect your practice and belief for His Love and Approval.

[@glassoftruth5594]

I just wanna give a recommendation for those of you who want to learn the Quranic Arabic. You can search 'dream intensive arabic' on KZbin. I kid you not, that's the most fun course that I've known. That course is just different, I got bored when watching other courses with all due respect to their channel

[@manarkurdi7843]

The prophet (ﷺ) said, "Allah makes the way to Jannah (paradise) easy for him who treads the path in search of knowledge." Seeking any useful knowledge, not only islam related, is a form of worship if you intend it to be. But even more if your intention behind learning is to know more about Islam and to be closer to Allah. All your efforts to learn Arabic and learning about islam and its practices will be rewarded inshallah ❤

[@SuperSaad20]

Masha allah congratulation for you

[@pramonotjatoersatrijo4606]

Barakallah fiik

[@mesopotamialover905]

Barak allah fiki (in case of speaking to a female)

[@mesopotamialover905]

try to listen to Arabic music such as for Fairuz فيروز or Kadham al saher كاظم الساهر they tend to sing in fusha arabic.

[@najban2922]

Music is not allowed in Islam

[@mesopotamialover905]

@@najban2922 You are wrong.

[@najban2922]

@@mesopotamialover905 Music, singing, dancing is not allowed in Islam and I’m 100% sure about that.

[@mesopotamialover905]

@@najban2922 I am totally sure it is not, even when the prophet was alive and when he heard people singing with music because of a wedding, then he said let them be happy

[@najban2922]

@@mesopotamialover905 No, our prophet pbuh fell asleep in that wedding because the environment with music was not suitable for him.

[@ranasarwar4620]

W salam ellie good effort dear sister

[@danielleakiki7833]

We use numbers that look in shape likr the letters that r not available in Latin letters

[@thisisarika]

This is so admirable masha Allah!

[@moniruddin875]

Assalamalaikum. Sister. You doing very well. I wish I learn Arabic.

[@mohamedalgeria2433]

Masha'Allah

[@aisyahamarfatir7305]

Asalamu'alaikum wr wb? Welcom my family in muslim sist Elli Quinn.Alhamdulillah.👍❤️❤️

[@ahmadmustafa7465]

That's great

[@anonymousanonymous2090]

MashAllah

[@siddiquekhan1597]

I have been living in Saudi Arabia for six years but I can't speak Arbic fluently.

[@sirajshahid1491]

Good

[@mmbl6341]

Hello sister ellie

[@bacarjenuur5162]

ماشا الله

[@TareekhTrekker]

Salaam I’m keen to see your videos on Andalusia When are they coming out My wife told me she saw you had been there after she followed your instagram

[@obitouchiha8053]

Arabic speak its easy to learn and alpha arabic easy too but grammers arabic deep very deep iu need hard work really

[@fazalahmad7874]

Love and respect from pakistan

[@dianaz9682]

Hy Ellie what dialect are you learning or Fusha?

[@dianaz9682]

How is Fusha helpful for traveling, nobody speaks it. I am learning levantine dialect and I love that it actually is useful talking to people.😄

[@Art-ry3ev]

Alhamdulillah

[@AhmadAhmad-sl9sh]

ماشاء الله

[@faisalkhaan3079]

Wa Alaikum Salam ❤️👌

[@Rifaya24]

Beautiful

[@SohelSk-gg5td]

Salam

[@ruslileman3787]

masyallah, tabarakallah

[@rayakhalaf3371]

💗💗💗💗💗

[@Idar_]

Welcome to Islam,...سلام

[@keeponyourhope6871]

Allah bless you

[@maoo592]

Egyptian Arabic is the most understandable dialect of all the Arabic dialects

[@abdulraufkhalefa7306]

اسئل الله لك الاخلاص ..... and keep yourself on that ,dont give up with Arabic language to know more what the Islam mean ..

[@Ashromo]

😍😍

[@midhahamidah2857]

Translate dong kakak, saya tidak bisa bahasa inggris

[@endangrahmat8000]

Translate nya pke Indonesia

[@azizaaaj]

I'm from Saudi Arabia, but I think that learning Arabic with the Egyptian dialect is the best for you The Egyptian dialect is the easiest and understandable in all Arab countries, if your goal is to communicate with people. But if your goal is more inclined to read, then it is better to learn the classical Arabic language, even though it is hard for most people to use it in verbal communication.

[@maur_sault750]

Hi do you know what Islam's view is on adoption please?

[@xchaix]

👍

[@mohammedmak9006]

👍😀✌

[@mohammadasif2020]

🥰

[@pirst1sunshine725]

I can speak Arabic fluently Any question ..I can answer you Consider me your helper Your brother

[@soubhanllah]

hello

[@MuhammadHashim-uf5si]

👍♥️🤲🇵🇰👍

[@alisharif6396]

🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌🕌

[@sajvealam1892]

May Allah SWT guide all of ahle Russia🇷🇺 and west as well all of us and all of atheist china🇨🇳 and singapore🇸🇬 Japan🇯🇵 letin America🌍 Africa on the straight path always amen

[@lahleholivia7398]

The Command of Hijab Here Allah tells His Messenger to command the believing women -- especially his wives and daughters, because of their position of honor -- to draw their Jilbabs over their bodies, so that they will be distinct in their appearance from the women of the Jahiliyyah and from slave women. The Jilbab is a Rida', worn over the Khimar. This was the view of Ibn Mas`ud, `Ubaydah, Qatadah, Al-Hasan Al-Basri, Sa`id bin Jubayr, Ibrahim An-Nakha`i, `Ata' Al-Khurasani and others. It is like the Izar used today. Al-Jawhari said: "The Jilbab is the outer wrapper. `Ali bin Abi Talhah reported that Ibn `Abbas said that 👉 Allah commanded the believing women, when they went out of their houses for some need, to cover their faces from above their heads with the Jilbab, leaving only one eye showing 👈. Muhammad bin Sirin said, "I asked `Ubaydah As-Salmani about the Ayah:

[@joerdim]

That's pretty fucked up. And all those nonsense rules while you can't even prove that your "messenger" was actually in contact with god.

[@saidmelloul9500]

العرب هم مركز الاسلام في العالم. واللغة العربية من الاسلام لا تنفصل عنه. ونحن المسلمون العرب نحب المسلمين الجدد. ولكن جسر اللغة مقطوع. أتمنى من المسلمين غير العرب ان يفعلوا ترجمة اللغة العربية

[@jayoils123]

مسكين انت عقلا العرب ليسوا بمركز الاسلام بل من الاعراب اشد الكفر و النفاق بل :﴿الأَعرابُ أَشَدُّ كُفرًا وَنِفاقًا وَأَجدَرُ أَلّا يَعلَموا حُدودَ ما أَنزَلَ اللَّهُ عَلى رَسولِهِ وَاللَّهُ عَليمٌ حَكيمٌ﴾ حتى اغلبهم الذين حفظوا اللغة العربية ليسوا من العرب نصبا، بل هم من اهل اللغة لسنا

[@saidmelloul9500]

@@jayoils123 وأخرج الحاكم في المستدرك والطبراني في المعجم الكبير والأوسط عن ابن عمر قال قال رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم : وخلق الخلق فاختار من الخلق بني آدم، واختار من بني آدم العرب، واختار من العرب مضر، واختار من مضر قريشا، واختار من قريش بني هاشم، واختارني من بني هاشم، فأنا خيار إلى خيار، فمن أحب العرب فبحبي أحبهم، ومن أبغض العرب فببغضي أبغضهم .

[@shafiqurrahman6579]

I wanted a married a r woman

[@aboarabe7056]

Please don't do that ( Writing and reading Arabic in English letters! ) This is the worst thing you can do for the Arabic language

[@matildawolfram4687]

In most cases, the reason for unsatisfactory results of learning a foreign language is a loss of interest in the student, or you have stopped at some stage of their training and began to "stomp in one place. Thus, the effort and time you have spent in the absence of new techniques will not allow progress in mastering the language. For example, if you spend your time and effort learning the alphabet for months on end, you will not learn to read, write, speak and understand the spoken and written language. Yuriy Ivantsiv in his book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign language" writes that you should not selectively stop at one thing, and try to gradually move forward, without skipping anything and not jumping, developing all the necessary language skills for you proportionally. Only then will you get effective results. In your strategy for learning any information for you, including a foreign language, you should adhere to the following principle: you made a breakthrough - mastered the new information, then you need to take the time to consolidate the material and bring it to automaticity. The next step - learn new material and master it, and so on. "There are no secrets to success. It's the result of good preparation, hard work, and learning from your mistakes." Colin Powell. Many thanks to the author of the channel for the tremendous work in creating the instructional video. Thanks to such helpful videos, we have rapid progress in language learning.