Is Arabic Required In Tunisia? | Easy Tunisian Arabic 16

[@KnowledgeVoyage57]

I'm from Malta and understand half if what he's saying, our language is quite similar to the magrhebi dialects of North Africa

[@soleiltounsi6754]

What words did you understand for example?

[@giuliaspagnolocaruso1203]

Hi guys! Thank you for all your work :) Would it be possible to bring back the transliteration in chat alphabet?? It's REALLY helping me a lot and I was actually very excited to learn more with this new video...thank you!

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Hey, you are still able to get them by becoming a member :) Good luck

[@Melchiorin]

So lovely people, thank you for this video. I love seeing the videos about/in dialects, it would be so nice to also have some in syrian/levantine or other dialects. However, in standard arabic would also be so helpful for beginners!!

[@asksyealer]

Lovely video! Tunisia is a fascinating country, even though I'm learnimg shaami arabic, I love hearing whay Tunisians say and think. And im very happy the "Maghreb" is somehow represented @ Easy Arabic!!

[@turkeymcduckin7909]

YESSSSS I WAS SCARED THESE VIDEOS STOPPED!! I didn't know of the new channel!! Aishkom for making these videos, they are so helpful

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Hi Turkey! We still prepare the videos and transcripts with translation, but since we launched the new channel, they're available for members only: members.easy-arabic.org/memberships We encourage you to check it out and hope that you'll find our additional resources useful 😊

[@МихаилКурносов-й3щ]

عيشيك😍😍

[@dhakerbarka]

Thankfully 😊

[@shahidrehman-bi1xq]

I want study Arabic language and culture in the your insetute in Tunisia ❤❤❤❤

[@nadaa9708]

I'm happy with this new video 🤗🤗, but I need local language subtitles so I can learn it easily

[@EasyArabicVideos]

Hey, you can still get them by becoming a member :) Good luck

[@lyskm__0927]

As always Every time I heard Tunisian speak in arabic, they definitely tend to mix it with French. I’ve no use it’s sometimes quite confusing me but I feel like it’s slightly interesting to hear🫶🏼🇮🇩🇹🇳

[@soleiltounsi6754]

Maybe because you are from Indonesia. You haven't an idea about the Tunisian language which is a mix of Berber, Arabic, French, Italian. Turkish, Spanish, Punic and Latin languages.

[@josefelipefernandez.9788]

Finally a channel to learn Arabic.

[@wollpullischlagtalles9795]

Hey, what does „Brass Omek“ mean? :)

[@miniar5384]

mother head

[@turkeymcduckin7909]

I think omek makes my mother o_0

[@miniar5384]

@@turkeymcduckin7909 omek means your mother omy means my mother

[@Hassenfeki]

Literally it means "with the head of your mother" but it means i beg u . (I beg u to God that He preserves the head of your mother) 😂

[@Pakam3]

thank you for asking, i was wondering the same.

[@yasmineb4674]

It must be said that this only shows the northern Tunisian dialect which is really marked by French influence because that is where the settlers stayed the most and was much more mixed with the population. In the south there is another dialect, unfortunately it is never displayed

[@salemxxx5007]

I like pancakes

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

In what book or history have you read about the existence of a language called Berber? In Tunisia, our mother tongue is Carthaginian, and we took many of our words from it. Educate yourself a little before speaking about the Tunisian language

[@Hassenfeki]

We have to fight the French neo-colonialisme in Tunisia 😢

[@carthagestar4477]

Inshallah ya rabi