I Prefer Tea over Coffee - Saudi Dialect

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Abdulaziz AlShahrani is talking about his love for tea. He is also telling the tea story, but can we trust him.
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[@Infinite.168]

Thank u for the videos and the translation! Pls make more videos of saudi dialects like this please perfect for learning 😁👌🏼

[@diveintoarabic4333]

You are welcome, more to come إن شاء الله 🌹

[@Infinite.168]

@@diveintoarabic4333 inshaAllah, will be waiting 🌹

[@sarahpaet1433]

“ washed mint “ 😂😂

[@diveintoarabic4333]

He is making fun of him 😂

[@MrKeeper130]

Awesome. Please put more Saudi dialects

[@yasminshaikh9816]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته... Awesome videos always. Thanks and Jazakallahu khairan kaseeran. Its a great learning experience with you on this channel..and yes thanks for the Saudi dialect.

[@diveintoarabic4333]

وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله وبركاته Thank you sister I'm flattered. أرجو أن أكون عند حسن ظنك دائما 🌹

[@harmonylinder9913]

please more!

[@aboalazbh]

ما عليك يا عبدالعزيز أنا أصدقك😂

[@diveintoarabic4333]

😂

[@HeliRy]

Never turn down an offer of tea when in Saudi. My friend there explained it to me like this: You drink one cup - We can do business You drink two cups - We are now friends You drink three cups - Now I have to offer you one of my daughters for marriage 😂 And if you’re not used to Arab tea… it’s about as gross as Sage, Mint and Parsley combined, sounds 😇

[@amazingjay6044]

Funny! ☺

[@shabanakhan-iy8ms]

Where can i learn to speak saudi Arabic ? This video is very good. But I'm a beginner learner.

[@fathimamohamed5166]

Can I please know what program this is and if you can share a link I can watch more of it

[@raad-alkurdi]

اعلی 👍

[@sportsnewz5608]

مشروب: drink. مشروبات: drinks

[@romanbouchouiev]

مشكورة عالفيديو اليديد يا أختي. لو سمحتي، أي لهجة هذي بالضبط؟

[@diveintoarabic4333]

العفو :) .. عبدالعزيز الشهراني من الجنوب، لذلك عنده لكنة جنوبية لكن لهجته تقريبا بيضاء ما فيها كلمات غريبة. محمد ناصر اللي جالس جنبه من القصيم فينطق الكاف (تس) مثلا ينطق: كبدك = تسبدك

[@romanbouchouiev]

@@diveintoarabic4333 شكرا

[@wendyrosen3179]

Anna b'hib qahwe asa'udiyah akthar min sha'eey.

[@diveintoarabic4333]

أنا أيضا :)

[@romanbouchouiev]

@@diveintoarabic4333 أختي، أية كلمات تأتي بمعنى "أيضا" في اللهجات السعودية، وخصوصا في لهجتك؟

[@diveintoarabic4333]

@@romanbouchouiev كلمة "بعد" وكلمة "برضه"

[@romanbouchouiev]

@@diveintoarabic4333 شكرا!

[@mdimran5190]

Ksa

[@mdimran5190]

Gulf spoken Arabic

[@Nikkinikkilove]

Thank you for the videos. When someone says قل لا اله الا الله what does it actually means? What is the context?

[@ANH9]

قل لا إله إلا الله = relax

[@Somaih23]

It means that there’s no god except Allah and it actually calm down the person when he says it

[@AbuYusra22]

It means "say that there is no diety [worthy of worship] except Allah"

[@Kam-pc1qq]

كبدك كبد حاشي is this a saying?

[@diveintoarabic4333]

No it is not a saying but he is using it as an analogy, meaning your liver is strong if you can drink tea in the morning.

[@Kam-pc1qq]

@@diveintoarabic4333 Thanks! I love your videos. I recommend enabling CC even if you don't KZbin's CC. But it might help people searching for Arabic CC to find your videos.

[@diveintoarabic4333]

Ok thank you for the tip I didn't know about this 🌹

[@Al_mutlaq]

كلها طيبه، لكن القهوة بنت العرب فلازم لها تقدير

[@randomletters3835]

So, is what he side true?

[@diveintoarabic4333]

I wonder lol

[@randomletters3835]

*said How did I not even notice this

[@nooraqueen2716]

Actually his side is true google it The story of tea begins in China. According to legend, in 2737 BC, the Chinese emperor Shen Nung was sitting beneath a tree while his servant boiled drinking water, when some leaves from the tree blew into the water. ... The tree was a Camellia sinensis, and the resulting drink was what we now call tea.

[@diveintoarabic4333]

@@nooraqueen2716 Thank you for posted this information I actually didn't know whether it is true or not !

[@randomletters3835]

@@nooraqueen2716 Jazakumullah! You made me go dig into it. Turns out what he mentioned is a popular legend but people first started to drink it in Yunnan (in China) for medicinal purposes or first in Sichuan (China) as an energising drink. This is all according to Wikipedia 🤷 I just thought to research more because legends are usually just legends!