The Sound of the Hassaniya Arabic dialect (Numbers, Greetings, Words & Sample Text)

[@thebeast1196]

I’m from Mauritania and you just teached me Some words I didn’t even know

[@RedFortress]

Mauritanians speak like scholars, their dialect is not very different from standard Arabic Whenever I think of Mauritania I think of an elderly man on the carpet reciting the Qur'an in an ancient library And it's very interesting because you'd think that Moroccan dialect would be close to it but it's totally different

[@chiko99]

Thank you for your efforts andy, great video as always ;) Have a nice day!

[@ilovelanguages0124]

Thanks again, dear! Stay happy!

[@rhizoidx]

As a native Lebanese Arabic speaker I could get a good 60%~70% of what the narrator was saying, and overall get the gist. I closed my eyes and listened. Then the went back to check the English and I pretty much interpreted what he was saying in the sample text. Sounds super cool, and although similar to Moroccan / Algerian Arabic, I found it easier to understand.

[@المرتدالفخور]

تحياتي الى الشعب 🇲🇷

[@QUS]

هذي اللهجة اشعر انها تشبه المغربية واليمنية والبرقاوية مع صفات خاصة مميزة للهجة👌🏻

[@belalabusultan5911]

Dear Moroccan, Tunisian, and Algerian friends: how come the Mauritanian dialect is easier to understand than your dialect? we are way more cut from them, than we are cut rom you, yet their dialect is easier to understand.

[@mzmaroc2k6]

My mum who was born in Morocco understands it all. Me, I was born in London I speak moroccan darija and understand some arabic and I only understood about 20%

[@Mauritanian22]

That’s great! You should learn it if you’re from the Sahara, It’s very close to The Moroccan Dariga too. I hope your mother is well. Greetings from Mauritania 🇲🇷🇲🇦❤️

[@pas1994ok]

This is the first time when I found a video about this language

[@whostolemymakeup3816]

It’s a dialect of Arabic ❤️

[@fenugreekqueen6805]

I've never heard Djiboutian arabic if you can make this video happen,it would be great!

[@003mohamud]

Dijoutians either speak somali or afar. There is no native djiboutian dialect of arabic. The only arabic speakers would be yemenis fleeing the conflict.

[@ebin_khalaf]

You’ve never heard of it cause it doesn’t exist :(

[@giuseppedelfino8246]

In Djibouti there is a minority of Arabic speakers whose dialect is a subgroup of Yemeni Arabic.

[@abenaawitidikeledi4993]

... very interesting. I originally come from Mauritania but I forgot most of my native language.. been living in GB and most time in Germany.. when I talk to myself it just comes out, I don't think about it..and I just realized that I obviously speak Hassaniya mixed with Arabic... without being fully aware of it..😲 wow..I had no idea..I thought I talk a lot of gibberish. But it makes sense 😅.. the words don't always perfectly match with the situation..I dropped something and said: "Oh I don't like this old donkey" 🤦🏽‍♀️😂..at least the words have a meaning.. I'll be taking an Arabic course in college soon. Can't wait ☺️☺️☺️

[@lucalorde5990]

Her sound dosent like a western arabic dialcts but like east arabic dialcts especially in suadi or bedouin dialcts

[@lucalorde5990]

It’s closer to eastern arbic dialct than western on and it’s look like bedouin dialcts

[@emilyvielka]

Muy interesante, me interesa mucho el dialecto hasanía porque sé que ese se usa en el querido SAHARA OCCIDENTAL, saludos desde Ecuador

[@ghosty3507]

جايا عار بش تجبد مشكيل هد خايتي

[@youtubermauliksaraswat]

GOOD

[@days_hadd]

where is this spoken? sounds a lot different than standard arabic.

[@lightscameras4166]

Mauritania

[@achmaddenny1979]

West africa

[@chakir348]

Moroccan sahara and Mauritania

[@rayaneboukhou1245]

Look at the description below the video

[@readisgooddewaterkant7890]

@@chakir348 western sahara

[@sivispacemparabelum105]

Hassania dialecto is spoken in Mauritania 🇲🇷 and Western Sahara 🇪🇭. It's is the closest dialect to the classic Arab according to wave theory in linguistic.

[@Ouioui377]

In Moroccan Sahara*

[@s1noxios262]

Its so weird, is it normal to speak that fast? Lol

[@Libanaise_7]

Yes, mostly in Morocco thats why its sometimes a little hard for us middle eastern to understand ☺️

[@chiko99]

Do you call this fast? you didn't see anything yet my Persian friend. greetings from Mauritania :)

[@chrisinnes2128]

What he is speaking slow

[@s1noxios262]

@@chiko99we Persians dont speak fast, we speak slowly and gently , so yea this was pretty fast for me xD Also greetings from Iran(Persis) :)

[@s1noxios262]

@@chrisinnes2128 idk for me it was pretty fast xD

[@miawaug2843]

🇲🇷🇲🇷🇲🇷 telezoni bahon

[@ЭрикАкопян-ч2г]

First

[@thatguyhaha]

“ Eminem was afraid to rap”

[@tarikbenhaddou8146]

Mauritani=berberi arabizzati

[@elmatadoraelmatador2587]

Mauritanian dialect is even funnier when it has a lot of West African languages fused.

[@Mauritanian22]

Actually, it is wonderful, it show you the extent of human coexistence between different peoples. Mauritanians are considered a link between North Africa, and West Africa. The people of the north The Arabs, the Berbers and the people of the West , the Wolof, the Sonoke, the Pular mix those two to get the Mauritanians. However African vocabulary is just 2% of hassania the other 95% Arabic and 3% berber

[@xmargonox]

553

[@kahinabr5297]

🇲🇦🇲🇦🇲🇦

[@luishernandezblonde]

It is weird how other Arabs perceive Mauritanian dialect like “scholar” when that scholar does not even speak pure Arabic. In fact, Mauritanian Arabic is even more like a clumsy Senegalese or Nigerian speaking Arabic.

[@abdoulgadiroudiallo8856]

on ne comprend rien pourquoi ne pas faire un vidéo traduit en français étant un pays francophones

[@akpen8694]

Its not an Arabic dialect Its an africain dialect

[@Gawarasmi]

That doesn’t make any sense?? It is very very close to classical arabic and if it is really a african dialect, which language would it belong to?

[@whostolemymakeup3816]

It’s Arabic, the closest dialect to fus7a; the Mauritanian. And Mauritania is part of the Arabic league. Don’t really know what’s an “African dialect” btw.

[@amauritaniannomad6533]

I don’t think you know what Arabic sounds like. I don’t think you know what an African language sounds like either lol. What a dumb claim to make