Learn Arabic Lesson 2 - Asking Nationality and Country

[@cindymurdocca2376]

Thank you; very helpful, especially with repeating the pronunciation twice.

[@yourhealthpartner1574]

thanku so much for helping me in understanding arabic language

[@BasheeraAziz]

Alhamdulillah Salam from Malaysia verry 😊 Interesting

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Its Really very halpful, ZazakAllahu khaira, for making this videos for us

[@somayyasaif4600]

Thanks alot I love the way you teach and i dont even need to watch the video again!!!

[@longjamranjit1682]

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Thank you bro!!!! ❤ Min ayna india!! Inshiallh!!

[@art_fatima_egy]

Min ayna anta* Where are you from

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Very good Ustaz

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Your lessons Mashallah so knowledgeable

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Thank you very much Sir Ji

[@fahryal9913]

Thank you so much for your nice subject by this videos.it is helps me to improving my Arabic language. I can speak English well but i can't speak Arabic properly.

[@hamzaabukk]

I’m from Saudi Arabia but I don’t know but I found this and I think I enjoyed.

[@LanguageAnimated]

+HamzaBUK Keep enjoying. There are more yet to come

[@zukiswa6330]

Hi Hope you will make more videos I like this Arabic dialect

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Thank you sir

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Sukran

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Please make more videos about Arabic language

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[@sssabooo]

And I have also a question on the "ayn", which is "where". I've heard in real life we actually say "wayne" instead of ayn... So would that be the case for this sentence too of "min ayna enta" ? While it is very cool to learn the correct way to write and say things like you are teaching, it would also be very cool to learn how to really say it in actual everyday conversations (so we are able to understand people when they speak also), in one or most dialects, if both are different (correct/formal and everyday/informal). You're videos are very good! I'm just asking questions I know a lot of beginners will ask themselves so it might give you some ideas for your future videos! :-) Jzak Allah kher!

[@LanguageAnimated]

This is Standard Arabic that's why we say " min ayna anta / anti" but in dialect we say weyn , feyn, if you did watch my introduction video about Arabic language then you could understand that every Arab country has different accent of Arabic, So you will be Confused if you go to these things,,,, But for starters I prefer Standard Arabic which is more simple and easy to learn, and after that you can easily learn accent :)

[@sssabooo]

Yes, I understand, but if we never here how people say it, even if i learn the standard arabic, I cannot go somewhere and understand them when they ask me "where are you from", if i've never heard it, i wont understand lol Because no one speaks like that. lol I'm just asking to be practical! :-D hehe So would it be " Min wayne enta? " what is feyn? I mean how is it used? THANK YOU again!

[@LanguageAnimated]

Standard Arabic makes easy to learn other dialects, feyn is dialect which means where like in standard we say ayna.... Practical means dialect, but if you speak standard Arabic with Arab people they will understand you because most of them learn Standard Arabic from Childhood,,, And for practical daily life usage they speak dialect,,,, and I am also gonna make lessons on other dialects :)

[@sssabooo]

Yes I know they could understand me, but for some reason, it bothers me A LOT they I couldnt understand them... thats the main reason I wanted to learn arabic lol To understand my friends without having to make them translate! lol So i really hope it will be easier than it seems to learn the dialects to be able to understand people and communicate better... It looks like it's going to be hard though because it seems to be hard to find "dialects" teachings on the internet! haha Or where the changes come from.. Like how did the ayn transform in wayne or feyne! lol It's just so complicated.. really no way of predicting how anything would sound in the dialects! So I cannot WAIT for your dialect videos too! lol I think I've become your biggest fan! hahahaha

[@LanguageAnimated]

hahaha, then kindly wait for dialect videos,,, in shaa Allah they are coming soon :)

[@shahfahad1083]

Thanks dear

[@sssabooo]

Hello! It's me again! I've noticed some same "behaviours" on this video, for some missing tashkeel/harakat. For example bikhair seems to maybe have a missing kasra for the fist "bi", and ayna seems to have a missing fatha at the end? Am I wrong? And maybe also a missing "n" (the Tanwin) for ahlan and sahlan ? I know it must be very annoying for you guys to write all of them since it's probably obvious lol. But, it's really hard for beginners to learn how to correctly said a word when all the the correct tashkeel/harakat are not present..! So we kind of need them, and later when we are better I guess like you , we maybe don't need it as much as it becomes obvious; but that probably takes A LOT of time... haha Thank you! :-)

[@LanguageAnimated]

Don't worry, new lessons for Absolute beginner is coming where i will use all kinds of stuff to make it easy and simple for beginners,,, and i am working on those videos :)

[@sssabooo]

Thank you a thousand times! :-) (and by absolute beginner, i still want to stress that I already know all the letters and sounds and probably most of the tashkeel, so there are "more beginners" then me... Now I just how to talk with people, how to understand people, I want to learn what everything I read means, pronounce everything right, hence memorize the words in arabic when they dont have the harakat (so more reading exercises with be good, and also maybe writing exercises.. maybe even like a "spelling exercise"), I need more vocabulary and phrases, and how to make sentences in general, pronouns, verb tenses, etc etc.! I'm guessing you'll have seperate videos for all of them? Which will be suuuuppperrrr exciting!! I can't wait to learn more! Thank you a billions times! You are truly the best!

[@LanguageAnimated]

Yeah, i have Separate Videos for what you are looking for But they are not ready yet,, But I will work hard to bring them to all of you guys who are really interested in learning Arabic,,, and You are mostly Welcome :)

[@sssabooo]

Awesome! you're the best really!

[@LanguageAnimated]

Thanks :)

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thanks

[@albertolimonta4818]

ma salama

[@sajjadqadri335]

مأجور سلامه كيف حالك آنا من الهند

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Top

[@sssabooo]

And for a future video! I am from Canada! haha (So you include them in the countries you'll teach) :D

[@LanguageAnimated]

I included Your Beautiful Country too :)

[@sssabooo]

Thank you!!!

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[@superfailing4919]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@shahmurad2673]

What is difference between Ahlan wasalen and afwa... When to use afwa and when to ahlan?

[@shahmurad2673]

@@baneenhh628 thank you

[@Grimmjane]

Pretty sure u know by now but afwa has many meaning but it’s not a hello Ahlan is a standard hello Afwa can be used as an “excuse me ? “ Or as a “you’re welcome” replying to a thanks

[@albertolimonta4818]

marhaba ismi alberto ana min mexico

[@justwantstomeet2665]

This sentence in Arabic be like: مرحبًا اسمي ألبرتو أنا من المكسيك Mexico in Arabic = Al-mixceet I didn't write your name in Arabic well

[@kamchaianantasukh7046]

pronunciation is the most important,please repeat it twice (at least) thanks,shukran

[@Quilant749]

Pleace teacher is this saudia arabia arabic? Becouse I have been in Saudi for 7yrs en all I can say in Arabic is shukran of which I even wrote it in swahili language from kenya.

[@LanguageAnimated]

It's not saudi accent. It's Quranic Arabic which is nowdays called (الفصحی) Al fus-ha In Saudi Arabia they use Saudi accent which is different from this one

[@Quilant749]

Language Animated shukran God bless u, happy Ramadan to u.

[@LanguageAnimated]

Thank you. May Allah bless you and all too ameen

[@TeddyMartadi-wp4wt]

Asalamualaikum, sometimes here in another Chanel , someone say insha Allah not insha Alloh, are all right ?

[@aroucaman100]

can u teach me your intro greetings.....you say it to fast....thanks in advance.

[@art_fatima_egy]

It's Assalam Alikum warahmatu Allahi wabarkatuh Peace mercy and blessings be upon you Marhaban Welcome Kaifa haluka How are you Bekhair Fine? Shukran Thanks

[@Majeed.]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الكون وبركاته

[@LanguageAnimated]

وعليكم السلام

[@albertolimonta4818]

ااسلا م عليكم

[@justwantstomeet2665]

و عليكم السلام

[@Invisible484]

Sur,,how can I say in arabic ,,that" our arabic team will contact u soon"?

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From india

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How to say

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I want to help me give Arabic syllabus of pdf

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hi dude

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Urdu ma Arabic nai Sekha sakhte plz urdu ma bhi sekha dein

[@mudasirganie1120]

can we cantact

[@mohamedbharadia3225]

Sir, Ahlan and Afwan both mean welcome?

[@LanguageAnimated]

Yes. But afwan is used when someone says thanks to you and also used when you want to say sorry. And ahlan is used when you someone comes to you or to your home that time you sat ahlan Wa sahlan

[@superfailing4919]

Alan like welcom AFWAN IT answers for thank you Or please

[@justwantstomeet2665]

@@superfailing4919 Or Excuse me

[@ayaataa8784]

انا من دولة عربيه هل بإمكانك أن تعلمني لغه الانجليزية

[@superfailing4919]

😂😂من وين

[@MuhammadAli-vd2qf]

Sir : Iski Arabic Kiya ha کیا تمہارا بھائی مصری ہے؟

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المماكة

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can we cantact