How to speak Tunisian, introducing the 10 MOST useful phrases for learning ANY language!

[@northy_northie]

Tunisian? Aren’t they speaking Arabic?

[@Am_Paul]

Yes, Tunisian! While most people understand and speak Arabic in Tunisia, it's not the language of the home/street. Tounsi is. I advocate that this Tunisian language, while Arabic in form, is actually a creole. A mixture of many languages and unique words passed down through the centuries.

[@benkamelmayssem5780]

@@Am_Paul and Berber or Amazigh also, the number of words changes from the coast to the west, I am from Le Kef near the Algerian borders, and my grandmother even spoke Chaoui which is the dialect of West Tunisia and East Algeria.

[@hamzaouimohamedhamzaouimoh6013]

@@Am_Paul ياسيدي أنا اقولوا لك نحنوا التونسيون لا نتكلم الا اللغه الفرنسية هل فهمت Nous les tunisien on comprend pas l'anglais notre langue officielle c'est le français point Farid de Tunis Tunisie bab lakwess

[@ahmedbensad6372]

@@Am_Paul NO 100% is arabic just thing like tv radio car ..... IS NOT IN ARABIC

[@dhakerbarka]

@@hamzaouimohamedhamzaouimoh6013 اللغة التونسية خليط من عدة لغات أوروبية قديمة و بربرية

[@LionCub03]

I am of Tunisian descent, but unfortunately, I cannot speak Arabic. Most of the online Arabic courses I could find only teach standard Arabic, which is only spoken in certain Arab countries. However, thanks to your video, I may finally be able to communicate better with my relatives. This means a lot to me. Thank you for your tutorial it was very helpful 😊

[@seifmasmoudi1739]

have you tried easy arabic? They have many dialects among which tunisian. It's the same channel but each of their videos is one different dialect. Although learning arabic in general will help build a basis for learning each dialect

[@rayn007]

Thank you for this video sir! Im moroccan and I’m trynna learn Tunisian for someone i love and this was useful thank you again !!!

[@caroline8293]

Very good Derija

[@aminetouil5664]

Very good you speak Tunisien launge IS good ❤️

[@kittysmall7920]

You do very good work. It's so difficult to find at least some lessons Tunisian language. I hope you will do many video about this 👍👍👍

[@Am_Paul]

Thanks 👍 more coming soon ☺️

[@Moon14Etumuse]

I love your teaching

[@rayenakkari2971]

You nailed it ✨✨ you are speaking fluently 🤗

[@dimatetkin]

Just going to Tunis now) thank you for your videos!

[@Elizabeth-913]

Thank you. I've been trying to find places that teach you dejra as they speak this also in algeria and only been able to find standard arabic. Please make more of these videos

[@seifmasmoudi1739]

algerian is a different dialect. Lots of similarities but the first contact between a tunisian and an algerian is often confusing in terms of the words used, like french and canadian french or british english and australian. the tunisian word for pumpkin means bottle in algerian for example.

[@slooben3790]

Keep working man! Good job 👍

[@caroline8293]

Brillian

[@tunistick8044]

I'm currently working on a standard alphabet to use it writing tunisian down, i'm making it pretty simple and logical when it comes to conjugating verbs. You could see my wikipedia edit in "Tunisian Arabic" article, the last paragraph in "vocabulary". I'd love to share you what i've come up with when i finish it if you want :)

[@Am_Paul]

Thanks 👍 are you Tunisian?

[@tunistick8044]

@@Am_Paul yes i am

[@pbat118]

Hi my names paul I'm english but in tunisia married to a tunisian and really want to learn can u help me?

[@seifmasmoudi1739]

@@pbat118 when my mom married my dad she didn't speak it but always asked for the names of everything everyday and in time she was so good my friends wouldn't believe she's french. Learning a language is a step-by-step process.

[@hebadoha5552]

Bravo Bor

[@medgray2304]

I think learning standard Arabic first, will make learning the Tunisian dialect easier. Since the Tunisian grammar logic is descendent from the standard Arabic, with some simplifications. Learning Arabic will be beneficial for you as well, as you will be understood by Tunisian if you speak standard Arabic as well as it will make you understands all formal things like, speeches, news, books, etc. After learning standard Arabic, the Tunisian dialect will come automatically just by communicating with Tunisians. It might be a longer path for the sake of learning Tunisian, but you will also gain knowledge of its foundations as well as the knowledge of standard Arabic that it will enable you to understand formal stuff.

[@aminov6326]

Much love Paul 💖 , you doing very Great work, video , thumbnail 🔥 keep Going Bro

[@jenbunny2622]

can you plz make more of these 😊

[@MaryemMaryem-bx4rz]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mahlettesfaye3014]

Thanks for the language, i want to have the book if not expensive How much is the book, "the wordless..."

[@Curly3373]

I wouldn’t recommend « nKara tounsi » for I’m studying Tunisian because it is close to I dislike Tunisian 😅

[@khouloudbelhi6891]

I liked your content, watched it on TikTok May I invite you to my city you will enjoy for sure

[@alinwalin3462]

I am Tunisian living in the UK, if you need any further help information please let me know

[@mohamedb737]

samahni,... is more like "excuse me,...", but if you say it by it self it's like apologizing for a mistake you did.

[@alinwalin3462]

Miselesh t3aouni

[@giovanniviscardi4455]

Grazzi hafna

[@seifmasmoudi1739]

maltese? if so you probably understand tunisian perfectly

[@lucyjohansson1470]

💯💯💯💯💯🇹🇳🇫🇷

[@alinwalin3462]

Nakra Like that

[@maynamya]

❤❤😂