Common Mistakes Made by Beginner Arabic Students: pt. 1 (Levantine Arabic)

In part 1 of this lesson, Fridrik Tiedemann and Mohammad help the beginning Arabic student avoid common mistakes made in everyday conversations.
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[@sarahblissmorin4159]

الله يعطيكم العافية! أنا درست العربي من أكم سنوات بس بأخطاء كتير وتعلمّت كتير بسبب فيديوكم فشكرًا!

[@PhaedraDarwish]

One of the best video series on the Internet for learning beyond the basics. Shokran jazeelan!

[@CGEJordan]

Thank you for the kind comment. :)

[@rashidah9307]

Thank you for this video!! One of the best things about this lesson is Mohammad's explanations in Arabic. He is explaining things in a simple way using words that many Arabic students know, so it's great listening practice. This is really something that's lacking in most video lessons on Arabic. At some point early on, you need to start learning Arabic IN Arabic. Shukran!

[@Rachulie]

I lost my shit when the American dude said 'yani' so naturally. ❤️ !!!!

[@jijiipetti1433]

Plenty of Arabs living in the US say like, gunna, wanna, umm naturally too. Language is a natural thing ya zalameh, man.

[@sereneex9734]

love you videos !! im going to recommend to my friends that are going to study in Jordan soon !

[@ahmedxh]

This white dude is a genius!!! He doesn't even have an accent!!!!!!!

[@m.y.najjar1460]

He's good, but you can easily tell he's a foreigner.

[@ahmedxh]

+Mohamed Najjar not really

[@michealconnor8995]

Yeah he is very good at arabic!

[@jijiipetti1433]

He’s good and can pronounce the letters well. However, his accent is super evident, especially in his sentence inflection and rhythm when he speaks more in other videos, which is totally fine - to have an accent.

[@rashidah9307]

Shukran!

[@ahmedraouf3051]

Saul Goodman teaching Arabic! wow!!

[@Factorx123]

Great examples. And funny.

[@Amer-pz4zq]

5:06 Actually the correct translation of it is "جوال" this translation is common in Saudi Arabia and it's better than just use it as it as in English.

[@esmeewerdekker2458]

Hi could someone please tell me more about the reply Ahlan Bik which is Ahlan Fik here? I find the difference interesting.

[@alwaleedabdalazize9711]

سؤال استفساري،هل تعلمون اللغة العربية ام اللهجة الشامية او حتى الاردنية فقط

[@CGEJordan]

شكرا على السؤال. نعلم اللهجة الاردنية والفلسطينية والفصحى ايضا

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CGE Jordan Institute for Arabic Studies بالموفقية ان شاء الله

[@shinystars5535]

Smart phone : الهاتف الذكي. What no! you're teaching wrong things! Al hatif al thaki!!

[@CGEJordan]

You are using the MSA word for smart phone. No one uses that word in speaking -- it is only found in academic books and newspapers. If you read the title of this video, we are teaching the Spoken Arabic, which is what is used much more than MSA and is the only thing used in verbal communication on a daily basis everywhere in the Arab World with only a few rare exceptions.

[@shinystars5535]

CGE Jordan Institute for Arabic Studies Oh ok! Spoken arabic😂 My bad guys sorry

[@ibrahimrashid857]

Another huge mistake is asking for ice cream and accidentally asking for a kiss. My friend did that in Jerusalem.

[@pheeel17]

What are the words for ice cream and kiss?? This sounds important to know!

[@akarim3787]

What happened after @ibrahim

[@YepYeniOSMANLI]

:-)))))))))))) :-)))))))))) :-))))))))

[@tzvimenashelifshitz3341]

@@tnkobnko8673 Boos al wawa 😉

[@mathewlalaga4564]

hahahahaha

[@ahmedraouf3051]

We don’t necessarily call it smart phone, where I am from we call it hatif the’ki هاتف ذكي أو جوال ذكي

[@Rasheed7]

بالضبط، هاي النقطة اللي كنت بدي أوضحها

[@jijiipetti1433]

Yeah the confusion is with shatr instead of thaki.

[@ulrikewermann1268]

it is ok, that you teach dialect, but would you at least SAY and WRITE, that this is dialect, please!

[@CGEJordan]

Thanks for commenting. Yes, it is written in the title: "(Levantine Arabic)"

[@ismailmustafa7934]

For quick understanding more esp on internet sentences of past present and future after explanation be written on bb one after on other eg: I am here, I will be, I was. Baaraka LLah fiikum

[@umyousif181]

weather hot =Aljou Haar Haar is adjective means 🔥 hot

[@jasminecarriker7047]

I also use harr and never heard the others. :/

[@CGEJordan]

"Haar" will work also, but "shawb" is used more often in the Levant (Jordan, Palestine, Syria, and Lebanon).

[@KunnampallilGejo]

REALLY, THIS VIDEOS ARE VERY HELP FULL FOR BEGINNERS

[@Zeek19]

Great video. Just a minor correction: فلّ = a type of flower (as the Arab instructor pointed out), whereas: فُول = beans

[@jijiipetti1433]

He said that.

[@ibnpanjshir6704]

للأسف الشديد هذه ليست بلغة نحن بحاجة إلى اللغة العربية الفصيحة لنتفاهم بعضنا البعض من جميع أنحاء العالم

[@jijiipetti1433]

It’s not unfortunate at all! It’s motivational and fun and every bit a proper and legitimate language that millions of native speaking Arabs use everyday for almost all their communication. Classical Arabic was a synthetic language derived for poetic usage and communication across various dialects in the Arabian Peninsula. Several written forms of Arabic existed before it and simultaneously including Hijazi and Najdi.