540 Arabic Words for Everyday Life - Basic Vocabulary #27

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[@innallaahaamaassaabireen5209]

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم الحمد لله رب العالمين، والصلاة والسلام على أشرف الأنبياء والمرسلين، نبينا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين ﷺ.......

[@peethalavijayalakshmi4369]

Very excellent wonderful teaching... Thank u Noorah

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[@boleayaramba8469]

I thank you so much everybody .its great value added progress in Arabic language.

[@esseyyedalaydrus3026]

I think you so much, very interested to learn Arabic...thanks. 👍👍🙏🙏

[@iqbalrashid620]

Norah May Allah bless you for your efforts, jazakallah khier

[@nasir.attai006]

شکرا علی الدرس جدید بعد عدد السنوات . جدید جدا

[@nasir.attai006]

الدرس مفید لتعلم

[@Learners847]

ماشاءالله

[@ShakeelAhmad-vh7iv]

'MashaAllah' does not mean 'O my' but only 'God willing' in Arabic. (SHAKEEL)

[@KaneODriscoll]

Sukran

[@ShakeelAhmad-vh7iv]

'Shukran' means Thanks not 'sucre' which is the French word for 'Sweet.' (SHAKEEL)

[@GalihJatiKusumo]

شكرالكم

[@armybtslovejk7749]

انت عربي؟

[@GalihJatiKusumo]

@@armybtslovejk7749 لا، انا اندونسي

[@armybtslovejk7749]

@@GalihJatiKusumo واوو بترف تتكلم عربي ؟ ااتعلمته ازي؟ بتتعرف تتكلم الفصحي ولا العامية

[@_teachmearabic4282]

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[@armybtslovejk7749]

@@_teachmearabic4282 انا عربية

[@cookiebulbul8194]

Hello , Thanks this is very nice but a question: If I speak like this will it look like a robot to Arabic speaking people? Cause this is Modern Arabic Speaking but Arab natives they all speak different depending on their country .

[@asmaa.184]

No you won’t sound like a robot but you won’t sound like a native speaker, everyone will understand you though and it’s best to learn msa first and then get used to the Arabic dialect of the country you live in

[@donhank9296]

Our teacher does a good job of preparing the student for dialects. For example, in Levantine Arabic most of the grammatical endings are dropped and she does in fact drop some of them to prepare us for this. Good approach!

[@rodrigojrcolibao2801]

Nice teaching

[@_teachmearabic4282]

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[@shaikharsalan1]

Your explanation is good as far as words are concerned. They way you use sentences are difficult to understand and looks like that only you know these sentences. How come people who don't know Arabic understand these sentences.

[@MrAbo-Hasan]

Nice explanations

[@thegapsthatneedfilling2024]

Please tell me before I sign up is this pure original Arabic or a dialect of arabic

[@sarjunathahlan8151]

Good the thanks

[@donhank9296]

Notice how the l in the definite article al (the), when combined with certain consonants (first letter of word modified by the article al) is "swallowed" and the consonant in question is then doubled. For example, al dushsh, the shower, is pronounced addushsh. Or al-sayyara (the car) is pronounced assayyara. Al-tayyara (the airplane) is pronounced attayyara. Listen for this. Not all consonants follow this rule but most do. K, for ex, is an exception. Thus al kelb (the dog) does not follow this rule. M and b are also exceptions, although n is not.

[@diafarsouare3424]

That rule aply to letters that starts with: S. Z. D. R. T. ( Sh. ta. to. da. do. za. zo)

[@quranitilawatauracheyakhla7127]

Good.techer

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Good.techer

[@ShakeelAhmad-vh7iv]

Salam, kefa haloke ya mar ul Arabia...?? Ana SHAKEEL AHMAD min al Bakistan, wa Al an askun fil England. Ana talib Al lisan ul almi bashamul Al Arbi, wa ahmilo sanad fil Arbi aezan wa ahaba lisan ul Arabi jiddan. Wasalam, SHAKEEL.

[@noggy9201]

Love it

[@nasir.attai006]

Thanks keep it up . I have seen this good lesson after nuber of years from your great channel

[@naheedhashmi8034]

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[@gauravjha3648]

❤️❤️❤️

[@quranitilawatauracheyakhla7127]

Good.medam

[@_teachmearabic4282]

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[@sefaifen]

شكرا لهذه الدورة ولكن المشكلة انه انت تلفظين بعض الحروف كما يفعل سكان الشام او مصر فعلى سبيل المثال ان حرف الضاد تنطقينه كما لو كان حرف الدال المشدد وتقولين كلمة بيضة كأنها بيدة. ارجو الالتزام بالنقط الصحيح الذي يعمل به سكان العراق او السعودية.

[@sefaifen]

@@saroona4352 شكرا للرد وشكرا لجهودك في تعليم اللغة العربية. حرف الضاد او الظاء كلاهما ينطق بنفس الشكل وباخراج طرف اللسان خارج الفم ولهذا يصعب التفريق بين الحرفين من النطق بل يجب على الشخص ان يتعلم طريقة كتابتهما كلمة كلمة اما اهل الشام وفلسطين و مصر وانت منهم فلديهم مشكلة مع هذا الحرف والمشكلة ليست مشكلتك وحدك بل كل سكان هذه المتاطق. بالرغم من انني لست بمسلم ولكن اطلب منك الاستماع الى قراءة القرآن لتجدي الفرق بين الضاد او الظاء وبين حرف الدال. مرة ثانية المشكلة ليست فيكِ ولكن التعلم اثناء فترة الطفولة لها الاثر الاكبر.

[@jonathanpestano790]

Hello nora

[@ZhalaM-h1u]

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[@_teachmearabic4282]

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[@ShakeelAhmad-vh7iv]

Ma haza Zhala...?? Ante yak nisa ul jamila wa haza faqt cartoon. Hal ante lesa aena kalima tun jamila le talib ul elm fil lisan ul Arbi...lutfan. Wal Salam.... (SHAKEEL)

[@SalmanAhmad-ko7hm]

Good morning

[@حسنالشديدي-ع9ظ]

Can you teach me English and I can teach you Arabic?

[@DIFFERENT_THINGS_24]

You so beautiful and great

[@_magicmaze]

I’m just sitting here wondering why remote control is so long-

[@حسنالشديدي-ع9ظ]

Can you teach me English and I can teach you Arabic?

[@webmasternoor]

If the teacher would use "hijab", it would be great.

[@daffalathifilham8028]

Arab & Islam are not same. Sane like European & Christian are not same. A lot of European are atheist. Same with Arab. Being Arab doesnt mean you are Muslim. Arabs are diverse.

[@daffalathifilham8028]

@L Olsson no, Qur'an is much better

[@TheAlilah]

What if she is not Muslim?