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[@explodeakitty7243]

I’m trying to teach myself arabic for free.... wish me luck. 😭🙏

[@JessoExists]

Goodluck friend! from egypt

[@shell2864]

U will do it hope u luck with ur journey of learning Arabic 💗😊

[@lorenzob19]

Don't give up. However if you get tired take breaks

[@Chris_Mw]

How'd it go? Am starting.

[@c0music94]

RIP bruh

[@MikeStillUK]

it's funny I've never heard anyone say ismee following their name but when you think about it, why not...

[@anwaruwid]

Arabic Mike Hello Mr. Mike got you .. here

[@zahrach]

It gives it a poetic vibe :3

[@anwaruwid]

Arabic Mike Hey bro. Why did you left kuwait ? I saw you on a vid that u declared you live in Prague !!!

[@shinystars5535]

Arabic Mike this is called sentence structure. First is mobtada2 and then khabar when it's " Jomla ismiya ". There is some cases you can flip in between khabar and mobtada2 but no not this case.

[@user-tf2qi2mz3l]

Arabic Mike Jaja😐

[@onederland1067]

I'm from Egypt ❤. is there any Arab here ?👋 btw it's really an amazing vid💝

[@MohamedArfa30]

ايوة يموظة ❤😂

[@christiandiress2768]

Right here Rowan Mostafa. Barak Allah

[@asiso1424]

انا هنا من المغرب

[@MohamedArfa30]

@De voidتم تقسيم السودان الي شمالية وجنوبية

[@didousofiane3543]

الجزائر

[@Amy_omer]

I'm Somali and speak Arabic as native speaker .. Arabic is sooooo wonderful language , you will never be bored because every word has 1000 words with same meaning , well of course it's not 1000 😂 but it has many words with same meaning .. Also if anyone wants to learn or practise Arabic he /she should watch Arabic cartoons , it's much fun and learning at same time ... If you learn fus-ha you will learn other slang language easy because all of them came from same root which is Fus-ha .. 😊

[@DavidGarcia-hi9tl]

Well I think that happens in all languages, I'm Spanish, "granada" means: pomegranate, grenade, and the city of Granada, Andalusia, Spain.

[@alearner9002]

Same applies to me Sarah but i bet your Arabic is better than mine!!!

[@nayusay5014]

thanks for the advice!

[@vj9086]

@@DavidGarcia-hi9tl you miss the point he means the same meaning has many many words to describe it (large vocabulary) for example the lion has 1000 names😎

[@kawaiipanda8892]

@@DavidGarcia-hi9tl eso sí pero el contexto te da el significado correcto , al decir yo como una granada no va ser el significado de la ciudad española ,

[@user-hj4iq6jm4o]

by the way it's Not *Fusha* it's *Fus-ha*

[@user-de2os2bj7c]

ايوة, كأنها تقول فوشي اللون

[@angry_moose94]

yeah hahah that made me laugh.

[@ZeroTwoOne021]

مجهول الهوية اوه الحين فهمتها هي اصلا fussha مب fusha

[@mohammadabdulfarooqi3068]

Lol

[@tooruoikawa3984]

me too lol fusha

[@amerlad]

you got it all wrong, you CAN speak standard with the taxi driver, and he will understand, that's because every single arab knows how to speak standard arabic fluently, we just never do it, because it feels too formal but when push comes to shove we'll speak it normally

[@adhamhisham2133]

Exactly!

[@success34079]

Yeah sure

[@fathyhassan2160]

The formal Arabic will make all arabs from west to east understand you without problems so it's a good idea to start with it تحياتي

[@rashidah9307]

This is not the best strategy, although many Arabs believe this to be true for some reason. I think it has to do with a mindset that the dialects are inferior to Fusha or just slang. But the dialects are the heart languages of Arab people and it is through dialect that you can connect with people in meaningful ways, which is why most people study languages. The best strategy, I think, is to choose a dialect that is widely understood by Arabs or choose the dialect that is most useful to you in your context. I'm learning Jordanian Arabic, and my Arab friends from all over the Muslim world can understand me. Salaam

[@ashoknayaki7776]

Arabic bible app English bible App

[@elainejones9299]

Please don’t let a completely different writing system stop you from learning languages such as Arabic, Urdu and Persian.

[@Chantwizzle]

I learned to read Arabic over a weekend. I just find it fascinating and beautiful.

[@TheStrataminor]

Piss off..you may have learnt the letters, but you can't read a language in 2 days....

[@XPK15]

It's indeed a very beautiful language to look at in my opinion.

[@asmaeelmadkouki1437]

Four Owls you can, it’s pretty easy

[@norizanmohd]

Many muslims in my remote part of the world,here in South East Asia can read the arabic script because we learn it to read the quran. But reading is one thing and understanding it is another. Yes we can read like the Arab but the majority don't understand what it says. Many read because it sounds beautiful and satisfying to the ears. Plus it's obligatory to read the quran too.

[@issamatieh9000]

native speaker here. if you learned that in one week i applaud you!!

[@nihongoneko1274]

I've studied Arabic (Standard) for about six weeks now, I can assure y'all it's not that difficult, especially compared to Russian and Polish. مع السلامة أصدقاء.

[@FatimaEXOL]

Nice to hear that ! حظاً موفقاً

[@ameedhaddad2450]

According to language translators, it is the second hardest language in the world.

[@gemeaux2450]

i'm learning Polish and it's so hard milo me dzekuje bardzo 😜😜😜

[@mohamedhossam7276]

Habibi thanks Bro if you really think arabic is easier than any other language, then just know you didn't studied the real Arabic language Cuz I'm arabic and still have difficulty in the true arabic

[@mohamedhossam7276]

Didn't ***

[@sharapgt5022]

Guy's our language isn't hard if you want to learn it you will! Try harder and you'll learn

[@sofea898]

Lieee

[@allroundlad]

I wouldn't tell them it's not hard, the script is something completely new to Europeans and that alone is gonna take time to get used to aswell as the left to right reading, but yes, keep going and something will click where you find yourself getting better and better.

[@gabrieldesmarais3394]

@@allroundlad Right to left reading is the easiest part for me. Honestly the hardest part is the pronounciation. Also, if find it so nice that you have only 4 verb tense compared to our 24 in french. I just started learning arabic and I find the difference between this language and mine is fascinating. Also, learning a language is not hard if someone is interested in learning it. I hope that in a year or two I will be able, not only to read, but to understand it's poetry. And, in three years, maybe i'll write some like I wrote some in French and English. By the way, it interesting to see that a lot of people do not realise the effort you need to put into learning a language.

[@user-bj8iu8mt5y]

We can live in the moon if we try hard

[@queendocdz957]

@@nifty6970 yes it's hard but it's not impossible i know that the alphabets are also not like english or french but you can in the begining try with simple vidéos I'm learning english too hhhhh I'm not good in english because i speak arabic and french English is kind of My favorite language with arabic But if someone is talking fast i dont undrestand any of his speach I wish you become a realy good speaker of arabic

[@wadib3eed7]

The difficulty of the Arabic language is 1- Pronunciation 2-Grammar 3-Hand writing in addition to that, the Arabic language in literature different of the dialect language and some times one word can be manipulated to different meaning if you change diacritical or accent mark or accent point. Example :- شجن سجن How many letters in this word ? only 3 letters ش ج ن in the first word and س ج ن in the second word but 3 points (Nukta) removed and the meaning has been changed ) an other example the same second word سجن it could be a a name or verb with the same forming letters Sajana سجن sijin سجن note that word did changed as formation but the meaning has changed the first became a verb ( imprisoned in past tense ) and the second became a name ( jail or prison) and the pronunciation is the important part in this language , if there is a little changing in accent , it will leads a little change in meaning . By the way , the Arabic language written in book and Quran is different of the common dialect. The Jordan has their accent , Egyptian too , Tunisian and Iraqi , and so on, but we all can understand each other in despite of the different accents .

[@lesfadhom3624]

wadi B3eed وفسرت الماء بعد جهد بالماء

[@wadib3eed7]

lesfa dhom صحيح فسرت الماء بعد جهد بالماء و سكبت على رأسي الماء حتى فقت بالماء وشربت الماء حتى تيقنت أنه بعد أن ارتويت أنه ماء هههههههههههههههههه

[@lesfadhom3624]

wadi B3eed بالعافيه على قلبك الطيب

[@vj9086]

احس ان مسألة اللهجات مبالغ فيها!

[@sofea898]

Arghhh arabic is so BEAUTIFUL. IM JEALOUS with you guys

[@aboodediriye7798]

If u learn the formal Arabic all Arabs can understand u

[@faisalr.3536]

AGREE! ARABIC FUS7AH IS A BIG DADDY!

[@wajihfadel4516]

Yes but you'll never fit the "slang" language is essential IMO

[@wajihfadel4516]

Fit in

[@koran_4e271]

aboode diriye That's true... when we Arabs travel to a different Arab country we speak formal Arabic.

[@yahya_elistinsary]

Only if the studied in school. And alot of people did not finish even high school. There are even people that cannot read.

[@jwyz26]

As someone who speaks Arabic as a second language, you explained things perfectly! You’ve done your research well. Also, I’m british too :)

[@amjadalayoubi7111]

Hi i am native Arabic speaker interested to progress English and you can practice Arabic with me .

[@mchobbit2951]

"The more you learn, the more you learn there's a new verb tense for that" *crying my eyes out over the past conditionals and the terrible subjunctive*

[@ogunsadebenjaminadeiyin2729]

That's French for you. lolz

[@user-yb3he6pm3k]

OMG I'm native arab and I hated french just bcz of all those tenses

[@barbieland9292]

I love Arabic,💕 English,💕 Japanese.💕

[@drioko]

SAME

[@marcaro6425]

انا الامريكة اتحدث العربية سررت بلقائكم

[@ahdmedo]

android master Google translation

[@roccomajdoub1585]

android master with that "الامريكة" you surely speak Arabic lol

[@koran_4e271]

android master حضاً موفقاً Good luck

[@thechtracker496]

Keep up .

[@shaymae3512]

give her a break she did one mistake at Least she is learning Arabic

[@sun_2044]

I learned Arabic because I grew up in an Arabic country with Arabic family 😂 except for my mothers side,they’re not Arabian they are from Philippines,so basically I learned English and Arabic at a really young age. I’m planning to learn Japanese and Tagalog now lol.

[@profgamer1]

Sun _20 damn you remind me of my friend whos father was Jordanian and his mother was from the Philippines. I knew him from 1st grade till 8th grade and I used to speak english with him until he slowly became better at arabic and then we only spoke arabic. Good memories.

[@hmj6806]

Sun _20 Intreseting. I was planning on learning Japanese too!

[@JimmyC0]

Sun _20 I thought u have a native Philippines language?

[@poonambhar1561]

I like how she made fus7a sound like a colour 😜

[@sykrnnn]

Fushia xD

[@idekanymore1624]

Purple lol

[@ttv3moa7md46]

هههههههههههه

[@cometogrow4901]

if you want to learn arabic this is my faceook and instagram: sahib abderrazzak

[@batcat2338]

ه

[@maysaorabi9384]

1:43 it's FUS-HA 😁 it should't make an "sh" sound.. But you did a really good job with Arabic 👍

[@ttv3moa7md46]

hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh it is ok for learner

[@loki2504]

Hi Lindsay ! Thanks for this interesting videos. A few comments from an experienced Arabic learning that I am: 1) It is not precise enough to say that there is no verb "to be" in Arabic > it is only for the present tense, the verb "kaana" is used for the past and the future tenses! 2) 5:42 "damma" does not dubble the letter it is the vowel "u" what dubbles the letter is the chadda ! Are you planning to learn Fosha ? Good luck ! Greetings !!!

[@alexmga9303]

loki2504 you're a legend Felix! Love your videos

[@Ba_jad]

Yes that right about damma.

[@roccomajdoub1585]

loki2504 you're a very good student dude.. Truly أحسنت :)

[@abderrahimrachidi5213]

ssalam I didn't pay attention to it until you mentioned it tank you

[@omhamodialyazedi9282]

شکراً علی مجھودك الرائع......♥️✨

[@sayemuzair]

ما شاء الله. فرحتُ بهذا الفيديو. The most important reason for Muslims to learn Arabic is to be able to understand the last and the final revelation Al Quran Al Kareem.

[@muhammadhaboub5814]

Learn Modern Standard Arabic, and everybody will understand you 👍

[@Unknown-fs3wy]

True

[@Amjxa]

The will also laugh at you , which is stupid but they do.

[@nwakaeme24ayarbeyin20]

Just in arab countries. I wish learn Spanish instead Arabic.

[@msyfarooq830]

صح حبيبي بس انت مش ممکن تتکلم بالعربي الفصحى

[@sykrnnn]

@@msyfarooq830 agreed, for native Arab speaker, of course they recommended us to learn MSA because they can understand us, but they don't know how we feel when we don't understand them speaking with each other.

[@midnightgirl1291]

My mom wanted me to learn Arabic so she taught me the alphabet until I was 8. Now, as 11, I still remember and it’s helps because I can read, write, and mostly speak. Now all I need to do is understand what the words mean. *sends silent thanks to mom* Edit: Also I want to learn Arabic so I can understand my cousins and the tv when I travel to Africa.

[@danylo9360]

OMG I was considering to learn Arabic, you read my mind - once again lol XD Love you keep up the great work

[@MikeStillUK]

good luck!

[@omarm.ashmawi8581]

Hey! Need any help?

[@newhorizon3923]

O. Mostafa يالله شو انك خدوم ههههه

[@wafaamostafa2312]

Danylo I'm an Arabic native speaker . If you want , we can communicate with each other . I need to practise my English and you also want to learn Arabic . So if you're welcome tell me in a comment here .

[@purplepurplered]

I started self-learning Arabic 2 days ago! 😁 It’s such a beautiful language!

[@DRdr123]

If u wanna practice Arabic with Native speaker There is my WhatsApp [phone]

[@user-rx9zl7iz4d]

@@DRdr123 ‏مرحبا... ما هي اللهجة التي يجب أن أتعلمها

[@Mohammed-alhrbi]

@@user-rx9zl7iz4d

[@Mohammed-alhrbi]

Saudi Arabia

[@worldshaper1723]

Congrats. Please keop going and sure that is fun. Like check out Spacetoon songs.

[@user-jt8eg6bx2x]

Nice video! My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!

[@zoeyzed1083]

Why am I watching this , I am Arab

[@hmidatass3555]

Zo3yZed E. because you love seeing people learning your native language

[@Meriemferhatl121]

Zo3yZed E. Same lol

[@ibrahem891]

Same here , I almost forgot 😂😂 But I think the video is informative even for Arabic speakers.

[@mayasan5078]

Zo3yZed E. Same here

[@user-mc2dn2mn8x]

Arab not Arabic

[@sarahbeaux-arts7141]

What I love the most about Arabic is how romantic it can be when it comes to describing love. There are 12 synonyms to describe the different stages of love. E.g Shaghaf is the first stage of love, it indicates that you are in the early stages of falling in love, but not completely there yet . The last stage is when someone has the Hoyam, which can be paraphrased (not translated) into this ; is when a lover is too in love, he surrenders everything to his beloved one, he becomes sick, doesn't want to go on in life without him/ her, always needing her next to him, refusing everything, and almost becoming crazy without her/ him

[@haisesasaki3944]

Thanks for giving good impression on our language. Like you said, the more you learn the more it becomes easy. You'll love it. شكراً

[@omaimaomaima2355]

I LOVED the video 💕 I'm so proud that you've mentioned the most popular words 👏

[@sarahj5032]

I am thankful that there is not many horrible comments about arabs ..i honestly was scared to look but you are awesome guys☺ And i am an arabic native speaker so ask me whatever you want 🙄😁 شكرا على الفيديو الجميل 👍👍🙏

[@roccomajdoub1585]

don't freak it's just me وحتى لو قالوا فينا ما يريدون.. شو يعني بدنا ننقهر والا نموت؟ ههههه Just chill bro

[@salominalona5973]

ليش يعني انت متوقع horrible comments على العرب ..االي ما يطول العنب حامض عنه يقول ..العرب خير أمة أخرجت للناس..جعلهم ما يرضون عن العرب اليوم و لا بكرة ..المهم الرب راضي عنا

[@rashidah9307]

I didn't see any negative comments about Arabs but a few from Arabs directed at non-Arabs. . . This is usually the case on videos about Arabic, unfortunately. Many people love arabs, Muslims, and the Arabic language, but sometimes we're actually discouraged by comments from native speakers. . . Sad but true. I'm still learning though!

[@GloriousDash]

The way you pronounced “qalbi” is like the arabic word for dog “kalb” كلب vs قلب.. Basically shifted it from compliment to cuss 😂😂👍🏻

[@iloveme6326]

Dog🐕&Heart❤️

[@rashidah9307]

Remember that she said that she's not studying Arabic. I think it's cool that she's encouraging others to learn it and teaching them interesting things about the Arabic language family.

[@fs5297]

Hahaha, it reminds me of someone saying to his friend anta kalbi, and just received the sandles in response 🤣🤣

[@wardhassan7629]

learning Arabic will get you the chance to know more about different great cultures , thanks for your nice video ❤ , as an Arabic native speaker I'm glad to help anyone who would like to learn or practice Arabic 😊

[@Asad-bb1bl]

I want to learn Arabic

[@imamsev]

Enjoyed the video thoroughly. Specially when you pronounce the words so adorable. Love from London 💐👍

[@vicentegm6998]

I started learning arabic a year ago, and I loved to learn the alphabet! It's true that it's not that difficult to learn it. I think it gets hard to remember the vocabulary.

[@eliekh3568]

المشكلة هي اننا نحن العرب لا نتكلم العربية الفصحى وهناك عدة لهجات مختلفة...🙄😶

[@aricm5973]

@فهمي كتاني May I ask what Zero said? XD

[@hibabalouzahaddad2371]

أين المشكلة... هذا غنى وليس ضعف

[@sdbstar8515]

احنا عندنا تتكلم بالعربية الفصحى بيقولوا عليك غبي jerk stupid المهم ما تتكلم بيها 😂😂

[@didousofiane3543]

لكن يمكننا ان نفهم بعضنا بالفصحى فمثلا انا جزائري لكن اتكلم معكم بشكل عادي

[@theghostgamer7087]

اللغة التي لا تتطور عبر الأزمنة نهايتها الانقراض اللغة العربية الان الكل يتحدثها بالعامية وليس الفصحى لكن جوهر اللغة لم يتغير يعني أي شخص لغته العربية هي اللغة الأم يستطيع فهم اللغه الفصحى بدون أي مشاكل وأستحاله إنك تقرأ مقالة أو جريدة أو سماع نشرة الأخبار بالعامية تشعر أنه فيه شيء خطأ والكثير منا يكتب باللغة الفصحى لا شعوريا في الفيس بوك أو المواقع الاخرى باللغة الفصحى تماما مثل الذي كتبته انا الان لأنه اللغة العربية الفصحى أكثر بلاغة من العامية في المعاني لذلك تشد القاريء وتوصل له المعلومة بشكل أفضل من العامية

[@ItisMoody]

I'm from Jordan and I'm glad that you had two examples from my country there =) I'll add one more expression for you: Ahlan wa sahlan, which means "welcome"!

[@matildawolfram4687]

My brother studied languages at the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center in California. The pace of study was intense. Students had to master the language course in 36-64 weeks. Psychologically it was very difficult, but fortunately he was helped by Yuriy Ivantsiv's book "Polyglot Notes. Practical tips for learning foreign languages”. The book " Polyglot Notes" became a desk book for my brother, because it has answers to all the problems that any student of a foreign language has to face. Thanks to the author of the channel for this interesting video! Good luck to everyone who studies a foreign language and wants to realize their full potential!

[@kingraiderr]

It's Fuss'ha not fusha like in fish. you pronounce it like this , two syllables fuss and ha, fuss'ha . Great video btw .

[@hazcotube]

ملوك الترجمة ما فهمت الكلمة لحد ما شفت تعليقك هي نطقتها فوشا

[@kingraiderr]

اجانب مخابيل ههههههههه

[@narashop7754]

Hazim Kinani me too 😆

[@firdaousbe4224]

ملوك الترجمة Oh I'm Arab and I didn't understand it in the video until I saw your comment !

[@user-nb3ph5fb3h]

ملوك الترجمة ما في مخابيل غيرك

[@user-vp2yf6hl1o]

Thanks Lindsey for sharing your experience with us language enthusiasts. You're great as usual and fun

[@hakimled4300]

The power of Arabic language قيل قتل فيل قبل مطلع الفجر It has been said that an elephant has been killed before dawn.

[@trend89]

قيل قتل فيل قبل قليل ويا ويلهم لو تكتب بدون نقاط

[@pastonisis4233]

صراحة فيديو اكثر من رائع ..اشكرك على مجهودك الجبار 😊❤❤

[@learnarabicwithnassramethod]

I love your video! Thanks for making it! :)

[@LogansWarning]

NassraArabicMethod.com she is a useful idiot to Islam.

[@ladolcevita2991]

I’m Yemeni/Italian and unfortunately I don’t speak Arabic but I’m trying to learn. It’s just hard when you don’t have anyone to speak to in Arabic on a day to day basis as my family are English speaking only.

[@manile6466]

Mia Vita My fellow Yemeni if you need help, lots of people are willing to help.

[@koran_4e271]

Vita Mia You should go to Arabic Sunday school if you have any near you. 3 of my siblings were born here in the US.. we take them to Sunday school and they are pretty good with Arabic

[@SaadFakhoury]

You are Yemeni and don't speak Arabic !!!!! Yeman is the origin for all the Arabic world>

[@habasharabiansara3540]

Ciao!! I can help you!

[@chiaralombardo8380]

So you don't speak Italian either??? I'm an italian convert so I'm learning Arabic 😂

[@ramyfares81]

Lindsay, you are doing a great job with the enthusiasm and you have quite a charisma, but also you have made a few mistakes that were easy to avoid. Keep up the good work, and the coming will be always better.

[@rashidah9307]

Remember that she said that she's not studying Arabic. She created this video to inspire people to learn, which is great!

[@El-Mazz]

Such a beautiful and interesting video, thanks!!

[@ruyaabd2538]

I love how you simplified it as roots👏👏👏

[@lameesaljadie2100]

thanks for the video. I'm a native Arabic speaker, I'm fluent in English, I know a little bit of French and I'm currently learning Japanese Languages are really fun to learn

[@gabrieldesmarais3394]

I just started learning arabic this summer. Honestly, I find the logic of this language great. Like you said it is pretty simple compared to french. I am a French Canadian and, even if I write poetry in french from time to time and that I pay attention to the way I write, I still can't say I mastered the French language (with it's 24 verb tense). Since a third of the engineering students in my university in Halifax Nova-Scotia are from the Middle-East and Northern-Africa, it seemed like a language that I would be able to use on a regular basis. (and it just sounds and looks so good too).

[@manaralshehri5863]

تبادل الثقافات شيء جميل جداً، نتعلم لغتكم وتتعلموا لغتنا، شكراً لك .. I like the video ♥️

[@shell2864]

ea7sas alward صحح اتفق معاج

[@abdullahalhejeilan1035]

شكراً لقد أبدعتي... Thank you.. you have done that very well

[@abdhato]

Ohh you made me like my language more .. thank you

[@danieltorresdeluna4844]

Qué pasa Algún pedo qué tengo suficientes huevos está bien pinches corajes Cómo murió

[@maddiwright3319]

HELP ME PLEASE ! My instagram is @wrightmaddii

[@draganabarac01]

Arabic is music to my ears. Arabic language is melodious, exotic, sexy, sensual, romantic, passionate, gentle and aggressive at the same time. Greetings from Croatia.

[@draganabarac01]

+Wrestling World Portuguese, Arabic and Turkish have always been my favorite languages. I speak Portuguese, Spanish, French, German, English, and of course Croatian, my mother tongue. Languages are my passion. Turkish and Arabic are next on my wish list.

[@draganabarac01]

+Wrestling World I am very busy at work so I do not have enough time to learn a new language. Thank you for your generous offer. Have a great rest of your day. I hope so far it's been a good one. God bless you.

[@mustafayousif2696]

I believe it gets easier as you learn more, the issues of Arabic just at the start but the grammar is amazing.

[@ahmadsh126]

Very accurate, Gorgeos explanation ❤.

[@Howtogetfluent]

Another great video, Lindsay. I'm watching this from Dubai, so Arabic is on my mind at the moment.

[@MikeStillUK]

i'll second that - so many helpful people on KZbin!

[@bephenomenalorbeforgotten4948]

*I'm a native Arabic speaker (Egyptian Dialect),If you need any help,I'm at your disposal.*

[@andymounthood]

I just bought the Glossika Egyptian Arabic course during their annual sale, but I'm saving it for later. My plan is to take a language which is unrelated to any I've already studied, study a lot of sentences, and see if I can pick out the grammar rules without being taught them. I tried this last year with Indonesian, but Indonesian grammar turned out to be so easy that any method would work for learning Indonesian grammar. So I decided to try the experiment again with Arabic, maybe in a year or two. Thanks for the video. It was fun to watch.

[@tanbey3626]

Andy Roberts hi iam egyptian do u want any help?

[@andymounthood]

When I start Egyptian Arabic, maybe I will. As I said above, I'll probably wait a year or two before I study it. Thanks for the offer of help, though!

[@RA-xn4vb]

Andy Roberts Egyptian Arabic? Do you mean the Egyptian dialect? Because Standard Arabic ( Al- fusha) is the same in all Arab countries. However, each country does have its own dialect(s) and accents which are often very different in terms of lexis and grammar from Standard Arabic. Personally, i don't think learning Egyptian dialect is a great decision, for it lacks consistent grammar rules( like most local dialects) which you're planning to deduce through your time consuming trial and error learning method. Also, it is so accented that you might not be able to communicate with other Arabs. However, if you learned Modern Standard Arabic, you'd master the language faster, and more importantly, most Arabs ( no matter what their dialects are) would understand you. It's true that Al-fusha is not a conversational language but still it allows you get the gist of the conversation in most Arabic dialects. Anyhow, good luck in your endeavours =)

[@andymounthood]

The phrase "the Egyptian dialect of the Arabic language" is too long a phrase, so most Westerners simply say "Egyptian Arabic" or "Moroccan Arabic" or whatever. Naturally, you understood me, as everybody does. So I'll continue with the Western convention: It's concise and easy to understand. You brought up a good point: Because Modern Standard Arabic has a more consistent grammar, it's better suited for deducing grammar, as per my experiment. However, I like the sound of Egyptian Arabic, and the sound of the language (or dialect) is one of my motivations for putting in the time to study it. But whatever I end up studying when the time comes, I will probably only dabble in it. My main focus is on East Asian languages because I live on the US West Coast, and they (especially Japanese) require a lot of my time! So it will be just an experiment, not a serious study of the language. As such, whether I study MSA or a dialect, I will probably only do so for a few months. Thank you for your advice and encouragement, Amira. You reminded me of a good reason to choose MSA. However, I already bought the Glossika course for Egyptian Arabic. If I choose MSA, I'll have to select a different source for example sentences or I'll have to pay $30 per month for a Glossika subscription, as Glossika has switched to a subscription service. Thanks again for your advice.

[@ramez2207]

Andy Roberts You better not learn Egyptian Arabic Because It'# Arabic.. But Not Pure Arabic in Egypt We Have A Public Language That All Egyptians Use and It's Arabic Mixed With Some English And Ancient Egyptian Language Words So.... U Better Search For : Learn The Language Of The Letter "ض"

[@haru.spring]

من المريح رؤية اشخاص يحاولون تعلم لغتك بينما انت تتقنها 😂💛👌

[@LLL.LLL0]

عنجد😂

[@haru.spring]

@@LLL.LLL0لول

[@lytoon3427]

I'm proud of being an arabic Girl

[@DavidGarcia-hi9tl]

I'm proud of being a human being.

[@hitachi4264]

random person WTF Jewish's isn't Sahyoone/Israeli Sahyoone isn't Israeli/Jewish Israeli isn't Jewish/Sahyoone Jewish : who his religion is jew Israeli : who have israel nationalty and he can even be a atheist he just a israeli Sahyoone : who you can say to him "Illuminati Helper" sorry for my bad english

[@djflawless7988]

I noy arabic but im a sudaness i know plenty of arabic

[@heyitsshah4621]

Dageé Dageé I’m Arab but I can’t speak Arabic 😂

[@bar5167]

Poor girl

[@mohamednour]

Your video is amazing, I am Arabic native speaker شكراً على الفيديو الرائع

[@kitkitcat268]

Damma is a vowel, the mark that doubles letters is shadda ّ

[@hassampatel6781]

Interesting video. I've lived my life in Kuwait and everyday I learn something new in Arabic that I did not know of before. It is a spectacular language.

[@belghouth]

Thank you for the video. I just would like to correct a mistake in reason 6 regarding having stress on a consonant or doubling it, the symbol used is Alchadda الشدة and not Aldhamma الضمة.

[@jinengi]

I'm not learning arabic but here (in my neighbourhood even more) there are plenty of people with the arabic as their native language so I know some words. Btw, 9 reasons for Catalan nor Occitan please!!!

[@Teba696]

طلعنا مرغوبين لغوياً ولله .😂😂

[@leopardofadinho1884]

طيبة ْ أشفق عليهم😆

[@azertel8715]

طيبة ْ شوهة العربية اصلا من أصعب اللغات و فخر لهم ان يتعلموها

[@salominalona5973]

هههههه الله يرجك

[@alleleuteichja3493]

هههههههههه ياحظنا

[@mimihw]

مو انتم المرغوبين العربيه هي المرغبه لان هذه يخليهم يقدرو يتواصلو مع الناس الي من المحيط وللخليج وفهم مصادر كثيره بالعلم والمعرفه كالاسلام

[@OmnipotentPotato]

People always mention that the letter changes based on if it is in the beginning, the middle, or the end for a word, but they always forget that it also changes based on what letter comes before it and after it.

[@Mustafi_Najm]

🇪🇬 I am from Egypt I agree with you And if you're Muslim you should learn Arabic to read Quran. There are 22 country speak Arabic There are 500 million people speak Arabic There are a lot of Muslims learn Arabic around the world

[@aribari2434]

as a native Moroccan Arabic speaker, every dialect is BASICALLY a different language, even within the same country

[@aribari2434]

الولايات العربيه المتحده 1. There was no war lmao its called colonisation also we mix more than just French and Arabic but also Spanish, English, German, Dutch, etc.

[@ilycienlorent6534]

الولايات العربيه المتحده no do not say false truch here plz educate yourself there is no mix between morrocan and french ...the dialect of morrocan is different bcz there is influenced by the native ppl of north africa the berber ppl and influenced by iberic or the andalusian dialect ppl when they come in morroco .....

[@Justicerequiem]

Not quite true. I can understand most dialects very well with the exception of Morrocan, Tunisian and Algerian dialects unless the speaker use some fus-ha then it is true it's more like another language. Love North African dialects so much, just like the wonderful people form there!

[@majd13an]

i understand even morrocan and tunisian and algerian if they speak some what slowly, it's not the words that we don't understand it's the way they're said, i'm from syria btw

[@yousefal-assaf2985]

ari That’s not true! As an Iraqi, I understand all Arabic dialects, excluding the Maghrebi ones (Moroccan, Algerian, and Tunisian).

[@AbdulKhamis]

greeting for you from the Arab World. I like you video. It was Mumtaz (excellent).

[@tareqchallah309]

I'm an Arabic native speaker who learns English since kindergarten and now I'm living in Germany and that's what I found here: Actually the Arabic and German are very close in the way of learning because you start with a lot of troubles and strange grammars then after the second stage it will be easier (in the reality there's almost no new grammar in German after the second stage with some exceptions but you can easily live without them) But the English is very close to French, you start with an easy_ piece of cake _language and you will end up with six cases or even eight (that's what I learned in the school and the six are enough for me) Thank you for your good work 👍👍

[@saharjamal7191]

I am very admired with the way that you pronounce the words in Arabic such as "mashallah" go ahead, great job! 😊

[@sayedalihashim1568]

Fus-ha is understandable by all Arabs, dialects are very similar to each other. It's just some loan words and sometimes a change in letters. plus dialects are fun to learn and many are famous such as the Egyptian dialect that every Arab knows because of many reasons.

[@linguaphile1871]

sayed ali hashim صح كتيير ! 👌👏💓

[@m0h4md59]

a VERY nice vidéo, as an arabic speaker i really commend you for the efforts you made, and your pronounciation is GREAT, just one remark: on 5:40 you said "damma" doubles any consonnant. it's actually not "damma", it's "chadda" that doubles the consonnant (it looks like a horizontal 3 ) the "damma" is an "O" .. for example .. a damma on an M is pronounced MO .. and on a B is pronounced BO ... and so on. enjoy learning arabic :)

[@m0h4md59]

yeah and one other thing .. the WORD "Alphabet" itself is arabic ... its origin is الألفبائية

[@mohamedabughrara6188]

As a native Arabic speaker your discrbtion to Arabic language was great keep going

[@efectovogel8295]

I speak spanish as my mother languages, so maybe I'm lucky! I have only watched 2 vídeos of your channel, but you have just won a suscriber!

[@3mar00ss6]

reason #10 Arabic is the strongest language in the world the most expressive and the best sounding language off all time

[@smittywee8277]

opinion

[@SEDATEDSlothRecords6083]

I think its sounds little like a relict of stone age

[@sofea898]

Indeed. The best sounding language everrr

[@MS-hx3zv]

Hey I’m arab u shouldn’t say Lindsay Esmee, say Esmee Lindsay 👌

[@rouakrimi]

Sweet Creature well she could if she wants to say : Lindsay is my name.

[@koran_4e271]

Sweet Creature That's correct 👍🏻

[@MAY7317]

In arabic the order of the words doesn't always matter

[@zain5929]

true, but it does in this case

[@rubenssiqueira6991]

maybe she thought ismee was the same as it's me.....

[@autumnbrooke8598]

Love your videos and channel. 💖💕

[@An-ud7ot]

I looooovvved you ... you are awesome ! it is the first time I see someone explain it like that .. it's perfect 😍

[@user-bl3fo7dz3o]

*Ye ask and ye shall receive. (“You” is the object form of “ye”. Like how “him” is the object form of “he”. You wouldn’t say: “him asks.” Also, only the third person, present singular conjugation of verbs get the -eth ending. I.e. He asketh/She doeth/It hath/The dog speaketh etc.)

[@user-tm5pj3wm7c]

الحمد لله هذه اللغه هي لغتي الام ،اليدرسون عربي الله يكون بعونكم ❣️💔😂

[@kissmekissme...4835]

اي والله الله يكون في عونهم ههههههههههههه 😂😂

[@user-FM1]

على اساس ماكنتِ تبكي بحصة العربي بالمدرسة🤣

[@kissmekissme...4835]

@@user-FM1 ههههههههههههه 😂😂

[@sabdullaclasses747]

You are so great teacher.

[@howthis5497]

أنا مصري وأتحدث العربية ، وعندما أرى أي شخص يحاول تدريس اللغة العربية ، أكون سعيدًا حقًا وأحب جميع اللغات وأحاول تعلم جميع اللغات I'm Egyptian and I talking Arabic and really when I see any people try teaching Arabic I really be so happy and I love all languages and im trying to learning all the languages

[@nourelsamahi8051]

Much love from Egypt ❤

[@Ketutar]

I'm learning Arabic for two reasons: 1) I started learning it 30 years ago, and I want to finish what I started 2) I want to learn Maltese, and there's more resources for learning Arabic than Maltese. It's easier to learn Maltese when one knows Arabic.

[@user-yb3he6pm3k]

absolutely but maltese is similar to north african arabic accent

[@issamatieh9000]

lovely video and great job saying the numbers

[@lazygirlmarwa736]

شكرا على مجهوداتك😘😍

[@salehaboutaama7370]

Native Arabic speaker here 🖐️ I can help anybody to learn our Language. I also speak English fluently and currently learning French ❤️

[@ogunsadebenjaminadeiyin2729]

I wanna learrrrrrrn. Help me please.

[@NewWorldLies]

Would you still be interested? I’d like to learn arabic.

[@clairefox7107]

I love these videos, they're like linguistic snacks

[@saifbone6760]

Claire Fox lol

[@booboohaha8076]

I'm so proud that people are willing to learn our language ♥️

[@rashidah9307]

I love the Arabic language! It is so logical and interesting to learn. I'm surprised by the similarities to English and fascinated by the differences! :)

[@HMD-HS]

I think that being an arabic speaker, especially as a mother tongue gives you many chances to learn other languages, not only because of the sounds that are in the Arabic but also because there’s sth that exists in this language doesn’t exist in any other language, which what do we call it “ albalaghah: البلاغة" which gives more power to the words when they are stacked together, and it gives much more deep meaning

[@samuelluttrell-henshaw2322]

Great Video Lindsay! Now do 9 reasons to learn Mandarin pleeeeeease :)

[@mohamadmerhi9277]

As a native Arabic speaker I approve with the mentioned points. I was waiting for a "reasons to learn arabic" video, and may I say you exceeded my expectations. Thank you ❤ And by the way may I say your Arabic pronounciation is actually pretty good!

[@mohamedguerfel2237]

it's appreaciated that she is interested man but why are you lying to her? she is a good and hard learner but her pronounciation is not good it's really bad.it's okay to say that tho.to make her aware and improve her self

[@MadStormzz]

Gaffa Blackheart Agreed She should work on her pronunciation honestly..

[@paulbassil3262]

The most important reason to learn arabic is the beauty and the magic you can find when reading its poems you’ll be transported to another world and of course u’ll also be brought to the world of reality بفضل تعابيرها الغنيّة والجزلة I speak 3 languages fluently (eng,french,arabic my native) and still learning italian and among all of these I like the arabic poems the most

[@wavessurfer3915]

I had taught german friends in jordan some arabic and they liked it better than the learning centre, because i taught them as a friend as it was easier to be understood, besides german is hard itself so i didn't face much trouble doing so

[@fate5724]

You forgot to say that Arabic and russian have similar words like tea witch translates to shy in both languages

[@massm490]

Appreciated your vlog لكي كل التقدير والاحترام

[@ahmedshareef2859]

subscribed. you are a good teacher.

[@HMD-HS]

And moreover, there are different accents in the same arabic country, even in such small ones like Jordan, it defers to be from the north ,from south or from the east, and sometimes different accents interfere with each other and here comes the problem for arabic learners, and just try to picture this for a country like Egypt for example Amazing!! By the way i am jordanian and can speak almost all arabic accents