How I Learned (Palestinian) Arabic and How you Can Too: 4 TIPS!

[@addbar3648]

Big respect for our multi-languages sister’s macha Allah 👍

[@LearnWithFardin]

(Ma Shaa Allah)*

[@RedouanFrero]

Moroccan dialect is very difficult we understand all the arabic dialects but they struggle to understand us fully. Palestinian dialect is beautiful and melodic. You're very welcome to Morocco (your home as well) bring your husband and we'll l make sure you become fluent in Darija asap ;). May Allah Bless You Sister

[@unfriendme7625]

معليش بس الدارجه المغربية سهلة فا لا تجمع التوانسة يفهمونكم والجزائرين والليبين واليمنين وبعض القرى في مصر تتكلم امازيغي فا تفهمكم فا لا تجمع بليز

[@4uluv138]

Even sister is from Israel where there is so much hate but still her imaan is strong, here I am weak in imaan. I am student working in night and study in morning. i thought after my exam is over then I will start my five times prayer....but I am really inspired by your videos. please pray for me May Allah guide to the right path of prayer 🤲

[@metokamo3699]

trust me, I told myself always I will start pray and it never happen ;( Im here to remind you, did you keep your word and now started praying? may allah bless you

[@wa9ilaidk43]

as a moroccan, i had a huge smile on my face during the whole video, may allah bless you

[@F9076cj5f]

الكثير من التقدير و الاحترام اختك من المغرب

[@redkakkarot]

33 years old revert on 2020 didn't know anything about Arabic alphabet in the beginning of my convertion, but I did my best to learn the Qur'an in Arabic and went to Qur'anic classes, Alhamdulillah I can read the Qur'an in Arabic bit I don't know the meaning, so now yes I'm looking forward to learn Arabic language. Still looking for a best school like class to learn Arabic language.

[@abdalrahmanalrahim3594]

She even put French subtitles that's so nice from her. Merci ♥️ j'espère que plus de francophones verrons tes vidéos ! Je suis marocain aussi mais ma langue maternelle est le '' chleuh '' c'est un dialecte du '' amazigh '' et c'est parlé un peu partout au Maghreb 🇲🇦

[@Anime_Show12]

Love u from morroco 🇲🇦❣

[@hamiddjaned6457]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته ، تقبل الله منا ومنكم صالح الأعمال وغفر لنا ولكم ، ماشاء الله ربي يحفظك ، الحمد لله على نعمة الإسلام وكفى بها نعمة .

[@frasenp8411]

9:35 Also for Gulf Arabic Kuwait is one of the power houses of show making 😎 I learned so much from watching Kuwaiti shows and also Arabic youtubers like Soukaina 👀

[@Ahmed-rh6lm]

If you need any help or have any question about Arabic ask me I am here

[@frasenp8411]

@@Ahmed-rh6lm Oh thank you that is so kind of you :3

[@afnanalsharif1796]

Love u sister wish to be close united with the love of Allah’s love . So proud of u .. I speak Jordanian Palestinian arabic too

[@misteryoww5026]

1:31 WOW! Mashallah sis, you must be very smart to do that and learn so many languages

[@abbasamina6871]

Big respect for you,and much love from ALGERIA ❤❤❤❤

[@Zavtar]

Thank you sister. May Allah preserve this your lady and our country Algeria. 🇩🇿

[@ouiamelle740]

Love u from Morocco ❤❤

[@sefalah55]

اللهم احفظها بحفظك الذي لايضام

[@diklaerulkar7388]

תודה לך על הטיפ, אהבתי מאוד את הסרטון🙏

[@اميرالامير-ح2ل]

ستعلمي انشاء الله الغه العربيه ونفتح دروس

[@areebebrahim39]

Jinn on Netflix is fully in alshaami dialect and it's super good; 10/10 recommend!

[@mirakbar9029]

You know three languages, Mash-Allah

[@MocroBall]

I'm Moroccan🇲🇦 and you're welcome in Morocco sister!! ❤❤ I sha allah 💙💙

[@yli7444]

Salaam Sister, I'd love to see more "Learning Arabic" videos on Fusha or even a Palestinian Arabic series with your husband if you have both have the time. Just food for thought ☺️ keep making awesome content!

[@bringmesomeavocados]

Thank you so much i am a non arab and i am enthusiastic about learning spoken arabic too

[@youssefouhta9859]

machalahh sister your familly they are origenelly from morocan canadian machal god bless u chalom

[@Withkawsar24]

Mashallah sister, I also learnt Arabic fusha too, have been for 4 years Alhamdulillah, and after already speaking English and Somali, I noticed that it is much easier to speak when I think in that language, instead of translating English to Arabic in my head, have you noticed that?

[@rolamohammedrolamohammed8195]

Your English language is so beautiful, I'm learning from you, keep it up ❤❤❤

[@_Ari__.]

I'm Kurdish, when I was 13-14 I didn't know Arabic I knew some words because we study arabic from grade 4 onward until college but realistically you dont learn by studding in school /highschool, anyways I was 13-14 when I started watching Arabic channels specifically cartoon channels like mbc3 and space toon and others after 2years I went from someone who didn't know Arabic to someone who knows 3 dialects of Arabic (khaliji , Syrian and Iraqi its a bless and a curse sometimes I use all in one sentence its something I dont have control over 😅) knowing the sentence structure helped alot I had my dad helping me he knows Arabic speaks like a Native even though he is not Arab. I learned that you dont learn languages by studding them you learn by listening to them daily I did the same with English and it took me 1 year to learn English. If you want to learn a language listen to it daily if you dont understand a word use translator. And be patient you need time to learn a language its not a switch to flip it and be done.

[@mikidias]

Me too.... I only speak Arabic Saudi w Khalleggee dialect 🇸🇦 💚 I learned only Khalleggee 😊😅

[@kaganbozok7303]

Same here bro same here.the best part is. I aint an arab.

[@kaganbozok7303]

But isnt arabic and kurd nearly the same?

[@عبدالله-ع4ض6خ]

Alikom assalam Wa rahmatuAllah Wa barakatuh Masha'allah Masha'Allah My God protect you Very nice talk Thank you Jazaki Allah khier

[@AlFalahWealth]

If I'm not mistaken.. A lot of Hebrew vocabs derived from Arabic

[@jasminaliali3186]

Yes

[@DJyassinf]

Hebrew Aramaic and Arabic are semitic languages and derive from the same origin

[@ranamohammad3614]

I'm very proud of you sister

[@Mr.Not-a-Hipster]

Thank you so much, I needed this, may Allah give you many blessings.

[@muslim4226]

Islam is the religion of peace, mercy and tolerance in Islam. All Muslims are brothers. When a person enters Islam, he feels happiness and a good life. God has promised Muslims heaven and happiness.

[@kaganbozok7303]

Mashallah. Im a teen and non arab but i live n study in the middle east. So i usually use to watch mbc 3, space toon, cn arabi and all that. So ya im trilingual and all my arab friends and schoolmates just keep staring at me when i rock my arabic and sometimes in the egyptian dialect. So as you stated that consistsency and mostly watching movies and stuff works alot. It also helped me in turk as i can understand it to a great extent only because of SOZ and SAVAŞÇI (yes i am a spec ops fanatic) and got hand of russian too similarly. Altho im only fluent in English, arabic and urdu/hindi (if u consider them same; they arent). So ya two thinks will help alot. 1. Consistency 2. Cartoons, movies, dramas in that language.

[@kaganbozok7303]

Mashallah sister (or aunt 😅) ur story moved me alot.

[@bhappy4424]

if I'm going to say straight : your bravest girl i have ever seen and so brilliant i always wonder why Jews are very smart and when i see you convert as Muslim and your still tbh more smarter then me

[@Abdullah-ayab]

First comment sis😅

[@leonbrothers00]

nice video sister

[@أيوبالأنصاري-ذ9ي]

Mashallah

[@earthynomad7160]

You are just naturally smart and gifted. May God protect you

[@adacy6199]

jazakullah khair, keep up the good vids ukht

[@zawariahmadzawariahmad1186]

Love my sister..... from Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@angelbythewings]

Consistency is key - sports, language. Applies to almost everything

[@fathykhaled8766]

God bless you

[@mdkhademuddin2785]

Love ❤ from 🇧🇩

[@faizannazrawi2657]

Peace be upon you sister...!!! ✌😇🧘‍♂️

[@g7k993]

Thank you

[@Mokhil]

Ma sha Allah - what a dedication. May Allah make you succesful in all your halal endavours 💪 ameen

[@facts.explained.]

Masha'Allah

[@gwadar_cpec2110]

There are different dialects of Arabic. I would love to learn and understand the Arabic of the Holy Quran, most important book for Muslims.

[@stevenv6463]

I learned similarly. My فصحى is pretty good but I suck at dialect. Despite living in Egypt for a year, I mostly use Levantine words when I try to speak dialect. When I talk to people I start with some dialect that is like 20 percent, Egyptian 20 percent Levantine and 60 percent fusha. But if I keep the conversation up, it goes to totally fusha.

[@weirdlife8458]

I'm from Algeria ... and yes the Darija is a hard dialect to learn even for arabs outside Maghrib area. So nice choice that you learned a middle eastern dialect because because we all understand it

[@Ra-heem]

Nicee jazakallahu Khair for sharing I just assumed you knew Arabic for some reason just from how native you sound. Allah yaftah elik

[@Nippy0070]

May Allah Bless You Sister, Ameen

[@muhammadrafiqakhtar4566]

Excellent - maa sha Allaah Honorable Daughter

[@adamsaleh664]

Love from Yemen 🇾🇪

[@fayyazulhassan4836]

MashAllah Oh good job ma'am I also want to learn Arabic language

[@m.y.yusufzai2051]

بارک الله فیک

[@Xallarxo]

Actually, I’m learning fusha right now and drew pretty much the same conclusions. Fusha should give a strong basis for other dialects you’ll learn, it gives you grammatical rules, the ability to read, and it’s not that different from the dialectical Arabic from what I understood. Glad that my opinion got reaffirmed by someone who already speaks Arabic.

[@alhmmmdd]

Alhamdulillah! Good luck !

[@Xallarxo]

@@alhmmmdd شكرا

[@Leyla_Bat_Murrah]

@@alhmmmdd Anaf is 👃nose in standard Arabic and in Syrian Arabic. Minkhar in standard Arabic is the hole of the nose, So basically Minkhar is part of the nose.

[@Abe8793-j1z]

If you don't use it, you lose it! I lived in Syria for 5 years, where I would speak Levantine/Shami Arabic (Palestinian is a sub-dialect of which) in public and the Iraqi Arabic at home with my family. After I left Syria, I would have a problem speaking the Levantine/Shami dialect with my Levantine/Shami brothers (the Iraqi dialect isn't that intelligible or known to them) as I wasn't familiar speaking it as I previously did, even though I still perfectly understood it. Make sure you surround yourself with people who speak the specific dialect you want to learn and speak to each other with it. Hope that helps, Salam.

[@afnanalsharif1796]

We say about Syrian arabic ( shami arabic ) Syria Lebanon Palestine Jordan very similar arabic

[@Abe8793-j1z]

@@afnanalsharif1796 Yes, all of which fall under Levantine (Shami) Arabic, divided into North (Syro-Lebanese) and South (Jordan and Palestine).

[@alikaka5190]

Wow amazing video sister really. It's really learning Arabic. Beautiful. Thanks ❤️😍

[@awaisfareed5446]

Big respect from pakistan

[@yaserbatal6474]

"Biddi " is a deformed form of Bewiddi. بودًي which means in standard formal Arabic" I would like ". Munkhar also mean nose in Formal Arabic

[@aquib72]

That was helpful. Thank you so much sister.

[@nodnod18ify]

I agree but you are different mashallah very smart and fast learner obviously Sometimes I can't tell if you are Palestinian You've gained the language faster than any non Arabic speaker that I know

[@mgtnshw]

Alikum Salam sister 👍

[@عبدالله-ن6ه2ص]

Slang is a street language, Standard Arabic is the language of the Qur’an, hadith, literature, science, books, media and culture There are opportunities to enroll in scholarship programs in Saudi universities such as Princess Noura University, Jeddah University, Imam Muhammad bin Saud University, King Saud University, Umm Al-Qura University, etc

[@enasbitadil3050]

You're hella smart btw, learning a language with multiple dialect isn't easy.. Greetings from Africa 💜

[@mikidias]

Wow! 😯 😮 That (tips) were the exact tips that I myself followed... Subhan Allah! MashAllah! 👏🏻 So, by my own experience regarding learning Arabic, ya... 👍🏻 Indeed, that's the right procedure to go for and follow - up to in order to learn Arabic (regardless the dialect) 👍🏻 👌🏻 I myself learned and still am actually learning Arabic following these tips and this process. My journey into learning Arabic started back in to 2012 (if I'm not mistaken 🤔) (after the Shahadah back to 2011 😓 😓 😓) I started with Fus'hah and, then, gradually I started with Khalleggee dialect till today, nowadays, these days. 🙂 Honestly, it wasn't easy for me (unlike you), because I didn't have any Semitic culture background since I'm European Latina (my culture background is Latin language and culture), so, it was really hard for me as you can imagine 😨 😰, but, slowly, very slowly, I got used to Arab Khalleggee culture and language by having friends (talking to them), watching the famous "Mosalsat" 🤓 📺 (famous Arabic soap opera 🎭) and their typical drama (Arabs LOVE DRAMA. They're the "Drama Queen") (Lmao 😅 😅 🤣 🤣), TV shows and even Live events such music concerts (my favourite in the weekends, Jummah), "Al - Mahrajan Al - Jamal Al - Malik Abdulaziz Al - Saoud" 🐪 🐫, camels festival, horses festival, falcons festival, "Riyadh Season" Boulevard City, etc..... I still do it and always will, because I'm already used to it, even though I don't understand about 30 % of what they say, still is understandable enough, I can still learn and improve my Arabic and have fun meanwhile... 😊 I'm still learning Khalleggee, because I'm not fluent with it yet... It's all a process 🙂 Thanks for your video and wish to remind you of dear Palestinian journalist Shireen Abou Akleh who was brutally killed, murdered this week by IDF forces 😈 👿 🇮🇱 Shayatin, wallah 😢 😭 Innah Lillahi Allah Rajjoun w Innah Illahi Allah Rajjoun... Allah yarhamah 🙏🏻 🖤

[@alhmmmdd]

I’m happy for you!!! InshaAllah we both keep learning

[@mikidias]

@@alhmmmdd Me too for you too back 😉 😊 👍🏻 W bkhir, InshAllah! 🙏🏻 Shukran jazilaan laaki w Barack Allahu fiki, Ameen 🤲🏻 😇 Allah salmak w Allah yahfdiki

[@falsesectslikeshiaarejudeo6543]

I read Madina 101, but need to practice, I don't like arabic movies though soem have suggestd that, I would want to watch a good movie or listen to arabic classes.

[@habibaelsaman1744]

U r soo beautiful ✨😍

[@عمارعمار-ج6ج6ح]

سلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته

[@maxamedyasinsicid2629]

salamu Alaikum sister

[@silarbikader229]

très bien je te souhaite bon courage

[@ZakariaeBouhmala]

Great content.

[@amarodah]

تعلمي القران ولغة القران..ومن خلاله كل العرب سيفهموك..كل الاحترام لم

[@saudal-mutawa3197]

Masha’Allah. Great video as usual. I hope many who are seeking to learn Arabic learn from it. You’re right that a lot of the vocabulary stay the same. Sometimes it’s so close, but an aspect of the word in the original Arabic replaces it in a dialect. For example, the word for nose you used, “minkhar”. That word is still in standard Arabic, but it more specifically means “nostrel”. Some Arabic dialects today use to mean “nose” generally.

[@aymanhsaine5103]

The Marocain Arabic "darija" is the hardest you we'll need to be in Morocco to learn it

[@alhmmmdd]

Yea I know!! There’s almost no sources online :(

[@aymanefahssi7556]

@@alhmmmdd i don't know if you're able to speak Spanish or not,so there's lot of courses of darija in Spanish

[@saifshaikh3238]

thank you 👍

[@Zavtar]

I'm actually very interested in learning Hebrew I currently know some basic words and expressions but I feel like I'm stuck. I would love to get married to some Muslim woman with your heritage so that she could help me with my Hebrew. Your husband must be very lucky MASHA'ALLAH TABBARAK'ALLAH .May allah strengthen your Iman and keep both of you safe and happy. Love from Algeria 🇩🇿 SALAM ALEYKUM שׁלוּם

[@lido16120]

macha Allah 👍

[@siwarhamza5174]

secondly you are right about advising to learn standard arabic first ~ because it has all the words and vocabulary that is used in all arabic dialect ~ for example what you mentioned and thought its Palestinian arabic for nouse (minkhar) its just synonym for (anif) in fousha ~and both words can be used in dialects and standard arabic ~ but usually we when we speak standard arabic se use the word (anif) and when we speak dialects( in most of dialects we say minkhar....but still in Moroccan and Syrian dielct they say: anif more often) we use the word (minkhar) ~ the same goes with all the words you hear in Palestinian dialect and all other arabic dialect ~ all those words have origins in fousha ~ the pronunciations just changed over the years and from place to another ~

[@hudahussain6936]

شيرين ابو عاقلة

[@ankioomustapha7838]

macha Allah

[@優さん-n7m]

I wish you had not left youtube, now videos are only uploaded on tiktok

[@mekonnenbekurestion2826]

What was the biggest cultural shock ???....When you moved from Canada to Palestinian....Thank you GOD BLESS YOU !!!

[@yasirahmad4893]

If any arabic speaking person watching this video !! Can ya help me learn it !! Its been an year trying !!!

[@اميرالامير-ح2ل]

انتي اسلمتي ولك حق من مال المسلمين ولعرب واجب ودعمك مني ومن كل عربي ومسلم على الكتاب والسنه والتشريع الاسلام ونشره وحبي الله ورسوله وطاعته وكل مسلم ومسلمه ومؤمن ومؤمنه ونصرت فلسطين والقدس والمقدسات وصف الحق من اجل تدخلي الجنه ويرضي الله عنك وانا ارضي عنك وكل مسلم ومسلمه ومؤمن ومؤمنه بلله ورسوله وطاعته وانا بدعمك ودعم زوجك وفلسطين وكل من اسلم من اليهود انشاء الله وعد

[@WS-hr9nf]

Salamo Alaykum wa rahmato lah. My question for you is which language is more difficult to learn, Arabic or Hebrew?

[@Zavtar]

It depends on the background of the learner. If you already master Arabic it will be very easy to learn Hebrew and vice versa.

[@jafariqbalchoudhary3926]

TV show? Movies? Seriously? BTW love from India 🇮🇳 !

[@salehinkhan6853]

Classical Arabic (Noman Ali khan)-- I want to learn , to understand the Quran .... but no progress , less consistence ...pray for us ...jajak Allah

[@Syria_Free_Palestine_will_too]

There's a channel: Arabic 101, that will help to learn Arabic and Quranic Vocabulary and Tajweed.

[@NP1066]

Mashallah. What university did you study in?

[@waelabdelfattah2984]

نصيحة إليك إختى الفاضلة اللغة العربية الفصحى هى مفتاحك إلى القرآن الكريم وسنة النبى محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم إجعليها هدفك وجميع لهجات الدول العربية سوف تكون سهلة عليكى

[@reiny7309]

thank you for the tips but there is one problem I can already speak it :)

[@alhmmmdd]

That’s a nice problem to have 😅

[@syedahmed7130]

In general, learning to speak Semitic languages is a pain the rear end. The phonetics, alone, is a nightmare.

[@Fellahbilal]

ma sha'allah did you think about learning algerian dialect? alot of people think that it's the most difficult arabian dialect and I'm algerian

[@jasminaliali3186]

بالعكس انا كمصرية افهم الجزائرية عن المغريية بكتييير

[@Fellahbilal]

@@jasminaliali3186 جميل جدا good to know

[@alhmmmdd]

First I need to improve my Palestinian dialect ahha

[@Zavtar]

I think Morrocan Dialect is quiet similar to the Algerian dialect especially the western Algerian Dialect, to me there is no need for her to add extra work lol

[@Zavtar]

@@jasminaliali3186 ربما احتككت بأشخاص جزائريين أكثر من أشخاص مغاربة.

[@정의사랑-s2b]

사랑해요 아름다운 미인분♥♥

[@musabalavi1889]

Where can we learn arabic with proper dialect in UAE?

[@ourcreatorwords933]

If you wanna a reward Learn Arabic To "Understand The Creator's Words" He will reward You and He Will help you if you do it for His seek!

[@eyalforer5816]

How can i contact with u?

[@siwarhamza5174]

learning standard arabic not just give you the chance to learn all Arabic dialects much easily~ it also give you the chance to read books in arabic and understand the official language for press and most of the arabic content online ~ and learning it is important if you want to learn anything about islam~ moreover that all arabs understand fousha and can speak it if they want to ...so if you can speak sousha do not be hesitant to use it when you speak to arabs because they will speak it too after they act a little bit awkward because they are just not used to use it in normal life dialogues ~ you should be concerned of learning a certain dialect only if you have to go to an arabic country and live there ~ which is happening in neutral way anyway~ after few months of living in that certain arab city or the country you have to live in ~ and that's what happened to you

[@foxsmusic6720]

If you want to speak with a native speaker in arabic Just replay Free of course

[@Shykhhh]

💖💖💖