How Much Money Do You Need in Tunisia? | Easy Tunisian Arabic 3

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Host of this episode: Sedki Gaaloul
Camera: John Jang
Music: "Unstoppable - Spence" from the KZbin Audio Library
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[@meltem536]

I'm so proud that people discover our Tunisian dialect, a lot of people forget us thank you so much !

[@viictor1309]

Please continue the series on tunisian arabic, it's absolutely helpful

[@fanglaurent123]

Very beautiful dialect. I will learn Tunisian dialect soon.

[@Theman26642]

1 Tunisian dinar = 0.33 USD

[@eoseguinte7529]

I really like these cultures and languages that are totally different from the western ones, if the world were all the same it would be very boring. Arabs, Asians, Africans, it is very interesting to see how there can be behaviors and cultures so different from mine. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@declup]

According to Wikipedia, "Tunisian has more agglutinative structures than Standard Arabic or the other varieties of Arabic, a phenomenon that was further strengthened by the influence of Turkish..." That's rather interesting. Are there any paradigmatic examples anyone can think of?

[@trademark0013]

Spanish variants can be similar. Argentine Spanish sounds like Spanish spoken with an italian accent. However, the Spanish variants don’t sound like different languages like Arabic dialects can lol

[@jaif7327]

>According to wikipedia and into the trash it goes

[@declup]

Hi, @@jaif7327 -- I'm not quite sure I follow you. Are you saying that Tunisian Arabic shouldn't be considered more agglutinative than other varieties of Arabic?

[@ahmedcharfeddine2161]

@@declup it's structure mainly comes from berber and arabic not turkish not at all X)

[@EphemeralProductions]

Arabic is a such a cute and interesting language. Almost musical. Interesting to listen to

[@turkeymcduckin7909]

Arabic is a beautiful language. All the dialects do sound different though. Tunisian and other Maghrebi dialects specifically have many loan words from other languages, namely french and the indigenous berber language Amazigh, which changes how it sounds vs other dialects.

[@jaif7327]

@@turkeymcduckin7909 punic is indigenous not berber

[@ahmedcharfeddine2161]

@@jaif7327 punic is half berber half finiqi bro.. and only in Carthage not outside of it.. read history bro.. :)

[@dksncztbsdjds2175]

Nobody speaks "Arabic". Calling this Arabic is like listening to Spanish or Italian and saying "Latin is such a cute and interesting language". Imagine if every Romance speaking country would still teach Latin in school but everyone would speak their respective native languages like Italian and Spanish but those languages are not standardised. This is the situation of the Arab world.

[@EphemeralProductions]

@@dksncztbsdjds2175 I’m calling it Arabic because the title did. Don’t split hairs with me.

[@Flor-sl5qs]

I wanted to hear standard arabic so bad in this channel, when a native arabic speaker told that no one speaks standard or they will laugh if we asked them to speak it😭😭😂😂

[@littledevil8146]

Cool. This video made me wanna visit some arabic country

[@EphemeralProductions]

One thing I’m learning from this video is Tunisians really like to smoke! Lol. 😁

[@shurealiim9996]

My boyfriend is Tunisian but he smokes excess don't know what to do

[@EphemeralProductions]

@@shurealiim9996 can’t do anything. He has to make the choices for his health

[@PatrickS.Tomlinson]

Have his baby

[@EphemeralProductions]

@@PatrickS.Tomlinson 😂

[@declup]

The combination of French and Arabic is pretty cool. How typical is that among other varieties of North African Arabic?

[@Tunisianbeauties]

Tunisia algeria mix french with arabic

[@ahmedcharfeddine2161]

Tunisia Algeria Morocco same almost

[@declup]

Many cultures are hesitant to discuss personal finances. I can't quite tell from this video whether Tunisians are also uncomfortable about talking about money. Would any commenter know whether money is a slightly taboo topic in Tunisia or maybe elsewhere in North Africa?

[@dhiasaibi9445]

yes, the majority of the people interviewed fent emberassed to answer

[@sanchoodell6789]

This (Tunisian Arabic) maybe the closest we can get to how unpolluted *Maltese* would sound like (without Italian pollution) Though to be fare to Maltese when you hear it in the more rural areas (agricultural) of the island and hear it spoken by older speakers (& ignore the Italian pollution) it can still feel (& remain) very Arabic too.

[@mohmmadaraslan6392]

Sir, what is the monthly salary of a pharmacist in Tunisia?

[@sarayang8346]

So few, i cant imagine this price in Russia

[@declup]

It looks like this video's producer, when transcribing French, renders it left to right with Latin characters. Is that pretty typical? Is Tunisian French ever written in the Arabic script, right to left?

[@hadilhamdaoui6086]

Nope,it must be a mistake, we use the ordinary english/french

[@sarayang8346]

3:30 Shes french, in Tunis say bien sur?

[@sarayang8346]

@@yesedrahal4927 Wow, thats great

[@SamA-xu9gy]

لو تتكلم بلغه عربيه بيسطه و واضحه يكون افضل ، هذه اللهجه لم افهمها Please speak the easy Arabic , i can't understand this dialect

[@Tunisianbeauties]

learn it

[@ahmedcharfeddine2161]

you want us to change how we speak instead of you learning it ? XDDD