How to pronounce ط like an Arab - (Speak like an Arab) Series - Lesson 9

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Lesson 1 هـ - ء (glottal sounds): • Speak like an Arab - /...
Lesson 2 ح - ع (pharyngeal sounds): • Speak like an Arab - L...
Lesson 3 ق (Uvular sound): • The secret to pronounc...
Lesson 4 how to pronounce خ & غ : • How to pronounce خ & غ...
Lesson 5 The trick to pronounce ق properly every time: • The secret to pronounc...
Lesson 6 • How to pronounce ج - ش...
Lesson 7 • How to pronounce ص pro...
Lesson 8 • How to pronounce ض li...
In this lesson you'll learn how to properly pronounce theط sound
It's important to distinguish between ط and ت .. this lesson will compare between these two sounds and how you can get the best out of your articulators ..
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Do not forget to check out the Arabic alphabet crash course in these links:
INTRO: • Learn Arabic Alphabet ...
Lesson 1: • How to READ ARABIC? - ...
Lesson 2: • How to READ ARABIC? - ...
Lesson 3: • How to READ ARABIC? - ...
Lesson 4: • How to READ ARABIC? - ...
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This guy is a genius. I've never seen anyone ever explain how to pronounce a specific sound in such a clear and reproducible way.

[@josephkatz8812]

I agree. He's a great teacher and very knowledgeable on how to pronounce sounds in Arabic

[@alexrodragon9705]

a what a freaking sound

[@excellentenglishcenter3312]

May I be your friend

[@TheFivePillars-dt4sm]

sukran jazelan aki , may ALLAH make it easy for all non arab like me. and still learning inshallah

[@tasnimrasool5163]

Mashallah very well explained Allah give you the reward for your effort Inshallah

[@oxygenlung]

Thank you very much for the clear, detailed explanation and diagrams

[@tonmoyalamshuvo9172]

I was searching for this kind of video...Now i find... A lot of thanks brother.

[@sabirakanadia59]

alhamhdulillah. explained in very simple way

[@L.Mahmood.A]

Thanks allot for the benfitial videos. You're channel is amazing. The best way of teaching.

[@maryamhussain6189]

This video is so informative MashaAllah! Your explanation is superb and the diagrams help a lot. JazakAllah!

[@fatimadaher7499]

thank you . you are an amazing teacher

[@rawdahhussein8401]

May Allah bless you with endless happiness and may Allah grant you highest rank in jannah and may Allah accept your efforts Amiin

[@BlackWolf207]

Dude, great video. I never knew what the difference was between those too letters. Thanks!

[@Arabic101]

You are welcome, glad that it helped .. and thank you so much for your comment & support, gives me a lot of motivation

[@djouamaanadjet4801]

Very helpful جزاك الله خيرا

[@Kayotesden]

This is so helpful, JazakAllah khair.

[@urilevy1]

Thank you. This is also the disappearing difference between Hebrew ט and ת (ttet and tav).

[@asfafatima4099]

It was very helpful, jazak Allah khair for your efforts, may Allah accept from you. Ameen

[@safahat-dr-ahmedessam]

Thanks so much.

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[@toolate6971]

Bro! May Allah have Mercy upon you and your family, Ameen. This is a fantastic course!

[@kattubadiibrahimkattubadi3599]

Assalamu alaikum nice explanation

[@kaylazx]

Mashallah this was so helpful, thank you very much

[@georgeteacher8592]

Congratulations for your explanations. Pretty clear. You really helped me a lot =)

[@arshadgholam2799]

From where did you get all these information, which part of the toungue to touch which part of teeth, back of the tounge should be haif raised in one case and fully flat in another case. Not easy. Amazing bro...

[@JimJam_]

Thank you very much, that was so helpful

[@selectedone7704]

جزاک اللہ خير

[@zainabkhan1813]

Jazakallah khyair

[@malikrahimi960]

Thanks a lot for this kind of video

[@noorachman]

thank you brother

[@Al-Ansaru]

Jazaka allahu khayr

[@SonTran-bh5tt]

great thanks!

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[@muhammedjahangir8358]

Fantastic!

[@saedulusow6490]

Better explanation is one is heavier than the other

[@namonef]

The correct IPA symbol for ط is /tˤ/. The symbol /ˤ/ is called pharyngealization, where the back of the tongue is raised upward.

[@mohammadamanghauri]

Jazakallah khair

[@zk1513]

Please can you do a video on when you see this as a stopping sign? Thank you.

[@Arabic101]

Yes brother/ sister With the grace of Allah .. Alhamdulilah .. I already covered that topic completely Stopping signs in the Quran: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5a0pHiDaLtlo5o Other signs in the Quran: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f4C7q6tofZqWipo Signs in Turkish/ Urdu other mushaf: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ammuhHR4o6Zjepo How you should stop in the middle of an aya without a stopping sign: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGSkg2ljd7mbhrc

[@sevarasaparova6692]

Thank U so Much!!!!

[@vastime11219]

شكرًا

[@caliphalifpietyhaya6046]

Great

[@AlbertRei3424]

So the letter TAA modify also the sound of the vowel that precede and follow? from what I hear during you examples at the end

[@ygorgallina2691]

Yes I thought the same thing ! It look like all the surrounding sounds are lower-pitched

[@siyamshekh3436]

From Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@khaldudxb]

Thanks Habeebi

[@heshamsaleh7446]

أحسنتم

[@famidayusuf7892]

Thanks

[@einzuschauer5463]

I used to imagine that Sad, Dad and Ta come just from an area more back in my mouth

[@klaus-heinzmorales4448]

Very interesting, so could I say that ط is the voiceless and ض the voiced of a par, like p/b in English??

[@Al-Ansaru]

Masha allah

[@ahmedtoti3110]

Masha'Allah

[@ajsmoth3509]

my whole life i’ve been struggling with ط

[@sarahwatts8184]

is the difference how thaa sounds like right after you pronounce the t you say e and tau sounds like oo?

[@kamab6538]

Alhamdulillah

[@chickeninabox]

Easiest letter for me.

[@everythingtorah]

This is also how to correctly pronounce the Hebrew letter ט so many unfortunately pronounce just like a regular t

[@cherryblossom6551]

Assalamualeikum, I have a question regarding the letter ت please: When I pronounce it, it sounds wrong, like I am adding a س afterwards. Is it perhaps like with the letter ك? before watching your video, I used to pronounce it aspirated, now that I say it unaspirated it sounds more correct. Is ت unaspirated? (except at hams or?)

[@amelkatrin3464]

It is plosive I think. You push the air out

[@cherryblossom6551]

@@amelkatrin3464 BarakahAllahufeeki ❤️ yes it's a plosive, but plosives could be aspirated and unaspirated. Alhamdulillah I had found the answer a while back. So, ت is normally unaspirated, so there is no puff of air coming out, it's like the Spanish t rather than the english/german t

[@moneyisland8122]

All my somali brothers and sisters watching this😂

[@shakirmayax4049]

Find hard to pronounce this letter wlahi 💔 🇸🇴

[@nimoy212]

This letter is sooooo difficult subhanAllah. Another struggling somali sister here 😅

[@SunnahResistance]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته اخي من الصومالية My tajweed teacher just told me to raise my mouth vertically when pronouncing this letter, maybe that will help إن شاء الله

[@nijaj9157]

😂😂😂😂😂 having hard time with this and my son too

[@hanaisbanana]

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[@CIVILMOHAMEDMUNSIRS]

How can we know that we are rising the back of the tongue ?

[@Arabic101]

First you take it to the maximum, which means that you feel the back of the tongue hitting the roof of your mouth, and then lower it bit by it till you get to the required level.

[@CIVILMOHAMEDMUNSIRS]

@@Arabic101 jazakallah khair

[@heshamsaleh7446]

Take the position of dark L and the make the end of your tongue this the spot that you hit when you make t sound and but saying ط this time

[@zuneiramasood]

For ط air shouldn’t come out right ?? It is a letter of Jahr and not Hams

[@Arabic101]

If air doesn't come out, there won't be ط or any other sound for that matter. The only sound that is generated from stopping air is hamzah.

[@theophonchana5025]

Pharyngeal consonants

[@tasnimrasool5163]

Please make a video ain haa and zha please

[@Arabic101]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ipvIZWWCqdiSjqM kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXy1nHWbhZaIqKs

[@theophonchana5025]

ح ع

[@theophonchana5025]

ظ

[@muhammed6005]

You should have given different colour to the tongue, it took too long to identify the tongue for me

[@szubairali1]

😃

[@theophonchana5025]

Pharyngealized T

[@theophonchana5025]

Alveolar consonants

[@theophonchana5025]

Pharyngeal T

[@theophonchana5025]

Emphatic consonants

[@sarian3759]

💚💚💚💚

[@theophonchana5025]

Emphatic T

[@DejozionRiley-tv5nk]

Taa taa.

[@imrantahir1678]

ط is just a more exaggerated ت

[@theophonchana5025]

Pharyngealization

[@King3.1415]

Angreji not coming means angreji not aati

[@lebronjesus172]

he looks like vsauce brother

[@qualveyal]

Isn't this similar to how ص is pronounced?

[@fs5297]

Techniques to produce both sounds mean ص nط are different

[@qualveyal]

@@fs5297 I meant that for both letters, the back of the tongue is raised in a similar way (I understand that the other parts are different). Or am I wrong and the backs are raised in different ways?

[@kausarrafeeq1216]

ط doesn't have air

[@osman.s1405]

Dear brother please grow your beard as the prophet ﷺ commanded us to grow it

[@arab_apocalypse]

💀

[@yuyumo3936]

I cannot differentiate ط andض

[@bilqispipadwala3346]

Untying I think 🤔 😕 😅 😌 😐

[@ligmaxox4410]

mashallah cliché

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Jesus(pbuh) is a prophet of Allah(swt) not son of God. God does not have a son, He does not beget nor is He begotten.

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Isa alaihi salam is son of Maryam🙏

[@ZafarIqbal-jl8yq]

Salaam brother thanks very much just little question when you are saying the ط in the end I hear the of latter ھ please correct me if I am wrong or help me correcting it jazakallah Khair Salaam

[@Arabic101]

Wa alikom asslam, This is called qalqalah, and it is one of the attributes of the letter ط More on this topic, here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpnYZ5iQYqaYhaM&t

[@AbdulHannan-tc1mj]

Jazak Allah 😊

[@theophonchana5025]

Pharyngeal consonants

[@theophonchana5025]

Pharyngeal T