LEARN TO COUNT IN ARABIC! HOW TO READ YEARS AND NUMBERS CORRECTLY!

[@HadiMoussally]

I'm Arabic and i don't know why am i watching it all. Thank you Maha. And the missing number is 77 :-)

[@mariemmm3029]

وأنا كمان عربية 😂😂

[@EvanZed]

How do you pronounce 77?

[@mariemmm3029]

@@EvanZed sapaa wa sapein

[@Salahuddin-Shaikh]

77😂

[@EvanZed]

@@mariemmm3029 Thank you

[@mem9193]

Allah Kareem teacher and family good teaching ALLAH KAREEM

[@kopeelampoong6464]

...mashallah - this is the simplest, clearest, most complete arabic number-counting video i've ever seen شكرا لك يا مها

[@rajeshgeorge540]

Really..... I agree 100%. After spending 13 years in an Arab country, first time I learned this very easily. I am still learning but always felt ashamed when I spend time with local friends that I don't understand anything they talks and always they were forced to translate it for me or speaks in common language.

[@OneDayataTimeArabic]

It’s pretty good! Also do check this that goes over the numbers fit more practice :) loving this video too though! kzbin.info/www/bejne/h2Wcl4Gll5ioqKs

[@femiswise]

Agree 100%

[@muhammadjalal2335]

Agree

[@darkshinigami9438]

99 in some languages : 🇬🇧 : 90 + 9 🇩🇪 : 9 + 90 🇦🇪 : 9 + 90 🇨🇳 : 9 * 10 + 9 🇫🇷 : 4 * 20 + 10 + 9 Feel free to add yours too :) I'm French and as far as I know we say "four twenty" for 80 because Gauls (Ancient people in France) used vigesimal (base-20) system to count and it stuck until now. It wasn't until I literally translated numbers like 88 to English with the French way (four twenty eight) that I realised how weird the system was. But in other French speaking countries like Switzerland or Belgium, they have the "logical" noun (first the "logical" way and second the way used in France) : 70 : septante ("seventy") - soixante-dix ("sixty ten") 80 : huitante or octante ("eighty") - quatre-vingt ("four twenty") 90 : nonante ("ninety") - quatre-vingt-dix ("four twenty ten")

[@小青蛙-b3z]

My Chinese is 9＊10＋9 九十九 (jiǔ shí jiǔ) The first jiu and shi compared into ninety (jiu means nine, shi means ten) and second jiu means nine →nienty nine😆😆

[@brlary2378]

Portuguese: 90 + 9 (noventa e nove)

[@Sestenise]

Turkish: 90 + 9 (doksan dokuz)

[@mnjevni8120]

Would Change it to neufant et neuf

[@ehrlinnmuxx5842]

Ouuuh, I love the explanation. It's also one of my mother tongues and I didn't know why we say that.

[@jaizzj.z.3690]

I've learnt to speak 2 foreign languages fluently and I am on my way learning few more and I need to say that's the best lesson of counting I have ever seen, really helpful 👍💓

[@LearnArabicwithMaha]

SHUKRAN :)

[@victorshayo623]

How did you do it.?

[@charlesbadum9064]

@@victorshayo623 not sure if you are looking for a job

[@charlesbadum9064]

Really

[@muhammadjalal2335]

@@LearnArabicwithMaha السلام علیکم

[@alhidayaasefali]

اليوم اخبرك مها. بفضل الله عزول لقد تعلمت لغة العربية كاملا و انت احدة معلمة من اساتذتي التي ساعدتني في تعلم هذه لغة. شكراً جزيلاً. في هذه الأيام اسمع خطابات الحبيب علي الجفري بلغة العربية. هو يتكلم لسان العربية بفصاحة.

[@me-yt6ee]

ما شاء الله

[@norakacimi8528]

مبروك

[@renatomorello4318]

Dear Maha, congratulations for reaching 500.000 subscribers!! You deserve all the best!! 👏👏👏🚀

[@MrProfdocKoen]

خمسة ماءة ألف!! (?Would this be valid)

[@yousufarafath987]

Nice

[@beningnitanegara5802]

My friend recomenned me your channel to learn Arabic and I have no regret.. You're so lovely.. Thank you Maha..

[@smashiful7603]

I have desired to learn Arabic language for so many years but all starting gone in vain. But your video I got a fresh starting with basic and it's the Arabic letters. Thank you & Alhamdulillah. Please keep me in all's prayer for the success.

[@jezieloyao2085]

Thankyou so much for these lessons so much helpful to me...

[@ashas7368]

😇 not a😈

[@marfourbrillianttv3621]

Homework! Date 12/June/2020. 1.) 1955=Alf watiseumiayat wakhamsatan wakhamsoon. 2.) 15= Khmst eshr. 3.) 159=Miayat watiseat wakhamsoon. 4.) 43= Thlatht wa'arbieun. Hope I'll get feedback about how I did it.

[@mpozzi6882]

I love how you teach,I feel confident to say without fearing to native speakers . Love u ❤️❤️

[@isaiashilario3553]

I haven't been in a proper Arabic class in over a year so I forgot how to count. I could count up to 100 after watching this video the first time. Thank you, Maha, for being a lot of fun.

[@shetrend7783]

Very helpful for me, because I'm planning to go to Arab country.thanks for that

[@samirmughal7671]

1:00 for 0-10 1:19 for 11-20 1:43 for 21-30 2:18 for 31-40 2:42 for 41-50 3:04 for 51-60 3:39 for 61-70 4:15 for 71-80 4:34 for 81:90 4:52 for 90-100

[@nevillec5252]

Thanks, Maha. 👍 1955 - Alf wa tis'a mi'a wa khamsa wa khamsun.

[@ConaMukhtar]

Good

[@amenraweli6026]

What a beautiful lesson" it is very clear to pronounce" When you listen carefully" Beautiful"

[@ahqueelvictor7310]

Ameen May Allah bless you ❤

[@shenyeng1703]

I asked the Arab deli worker much my order cost, he said "ستة دولار" I replied "oh 6 dollars?" He was so surprised lol

[@LearnArabicwithMaha]

😄👏🏾

[@mariloumelancolico7817]

💞💞💞

[@mariloumelancolico7817]

i love it

[@kingaaban7445]

@@LearnArabicwithMaha I love your arabic content and I feel like its pure

[@Nightinggale98]

Many thanks Maha! your dedication and your ways of teaching has made it possible for me and many others to learn the arabic language!!

[@AbdulHamid-qu1wl]

I was reading a history book written by Ata-el-Mulk Juwaini in Farsi language on Mongol empires but all dates are in Arabic which I could not understand. Now I learnt Arabic numbers to understand the dates. I am very very thankful to you, Ms. Maha. Your beautiful presentations persuaded me to proceed in learning Arabic! Isn't that something?

[@christinraju3156]

Maha because of you I am so good at Arabic now. Thanku Thanks a lot . A hug from my side.

[@shreyassharma9903]

Your videos are extremely helpful Maha! Have a request. Can you please make videos on auxiliary verbs 'Can' and 'Cannot' and modal verbs could, should and would? Would really appreciate that! Thanks.

[@gazanfaralibaig1133]

He can: yastati' She can: tastati' You can: tastati' You can (female): tastatieena I can: astati' We can: nastati' For cannot, add 'laa' before these conjugations

[@caribeluv7598]

You are beautiful and smart Maha. I love Arabic and it’s culture. I am a native Spanish speaker and I know Arabic has a lot of influence on Spanish language. Even though Arabic is harder for me to learn but nothing is impossible. Thank you for the videos. The year 2021 I wanna learn Arabic. I am also fluent in English because I live in the United States. Thanks for sharing!

[@anneeq008]

I wish I could like this 100 times!! I've been waiting FOREVER for someone in KZbin to make a video stating large numbers in Arabic. جزاك الله خيرا 👍👍

[@HashimAziz1]

I think you mean مائة مرة. ;)

[@thenobleone-3384]

Arabic is my favorite language to study. French language is interesting. I feel connected to Arabic culture cause I have a small percentage of Arabic heritage.

[@nabila148]

If you love both, than you might want to go to Morocco- since they speak Arabic Fushah and french in their daily routine. =)

[@anneeq008]

Avoid French. Its the language of the colonialists and Islamophobes

[@thenobleone-3384]

@@anneeq008 I'm part Italian I am learning Italian I learned French a long time ago. I do not like France the country the people I have heard are not very kind to people who aren't French. I was adopted I grew up thinking I was part French. Now I know my origins

[@romanartemyev5015]

Been watching you Since 2013. This was one of the best lessons. Shokran gazilan From Russia with love

[@ehrlinnmuxx5842]

يا مَحا، انتِ مُمتازة، you are so amazing! شُكران جَزيلا!

[@cainm368]

Wow I always thought the numbers would be hard but you just simplified it so well and made it easy. Shukran ya maha

[@mickeyfacee]

Curious! The similarities with numbers between Arabic & Amharic are super similar. What I've noticed specifically is our 10s sound like your basic numbers. By that I mean: 10 = Asir 20 = Hay-ya 30 = Se-la-sah 40 = Ar-ba 50 = Ahm-sa 60 = Sil-sa 70 = Seh-ba 80 = Sema-nyah 90 = Ze-te-nah 100 = Meh-tow I think I'm gonna record a vid of counting as well!

[@luis06211986]

I am learning Arabic and thank you for being approachable and fun to watch. :) you rock!

[@Yasmine-r1y]

So happy to have found your channel! i know two languages and want to learn Arabic to help my daughter with her Arabic lessons inshallah. 🤩Lots of Love from Turkey

[@Zenaneh]

Dear maha, am a beginner for Arabic. On this lesson you teach me the basic information about to know Arabic numbers. Tnx a lots. ውድ መሃ ለአረቢክ ጀማሪ ነኝ። በዚህ ቢዲዮ ስለ አረቢክ ቁጥር መሰረታዊ እውቀት እግኝቻለው። እጅግ አመሰግናለሁ!!!!!!!

[@HolgerJakobs]

As crazy as in (my native language) German. We also say 'one and twenty'. The Dutch do it as well. Only the French are even crazier! 😳

[@louleloup2607]

four twenties plus ten + nine, I don't see the problem, simple maths =D jk Well, french used to have a base 20 counting system, and now it's hybrid, hence the illogic

[@ApollonianShy18]

They multiply XD

[@yacinecombary]

I speak Afrikaans which is pretty much the South African version of Dutch and we say "een-en-twintig" which means "one and twenty"

[@Dylan_Nord]

Danish people are also quite crazy with how they count. To say "77" you say "syvoghalvfjerds" = seven and half fourths. ??What.??

[@yacinecombary]

@@Dylan_Nord 97 in french is Quatre-vingt-dix-sept. Which means Four Twenty Ten Seven. Its really weird

[@safrinarina9219]

Hi Maha, I'm from Indonesia, I love Arabic, I will learn Arabic with your Channel

[@y_p7]

those who watches the video please stick to the end because there are lots of great tips at the end.!!!! and thank you Maha for this great lesson

[@ayeshasyed3712]

Awsome if i listen this for 3 or 4 times i'm sure i will learn it in sha ALLAH

[@romanartemyev5015]

My birthday is on: Wahid wa aishrun of March, alf wa tis' mi'a thalatha wa tis'oon My wife was born on: wahid of July, alf wa tis' mi'a arba wa tisoon

[@jackiewacky2841]

Thank you, lovely Maha. It has been SO difficult to find out hiw to say the Arabic numbers, so this is super useful. - الف سكرا !

[@fatimafatima-yh8xs]

Home work 1955=الف و تسعة مائة و خمسة و خمسون 500,000=خمسة مائة ألف 15=خمسة عشر 159=مائة و تسعة و خمسون 43=ثلاثة و أربعون 

[@regbaker56]

Very good Maha, you persisted sequentially to 100, impressive.

[@abdelrahmanahmed3117]

I love you Maha and your youtube channel is the meaning of being very emotional

[@marthsdiang8884]

Awesome teacher like you. Learning in smiles

[@rudelitaalmazan8472]

Ma Shaa Allah... Love You Maha.. Thank You ❤️ From Philippines ♥️

[@khadeejathnuha]

Can you also plz make a video teaching us how to say first,second,third,..etc.,[in MSA] Jazakallah khairan...!!

[@burhanuddininfo.6506]

اول = first ثاني = second

[@LearnArabicwithMaha]

Yes next👏🏾👏🏾

[@vvzealvv2251]

You are absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this!!

[@su131928]

Hi Maha. (1955 - alef waa tissa'a mea waa khamiss waa khamissun/ 500. 000 - khamiss mea alef? / 15 - khamissa ashar/ 159 - mea waa tissa'a khamissun/ 43 - thalatha waa arba'un)

[@60asteroid]

Wow❣Thank you so much for the detail and clarity! So much effort (& water). So appreciated by your online students. Thank you. Shukran

[@rebeccaimanblackdawestindi6975]

Salaam Alaikum sis you just helped me with my Arabic number home work. Alhamduillah

[@my_name3550]

ASSALAMU ALAIKUM MAHA MAM U R WORLDS BEST TEACHER FOR ME IN KZbin CHANNEL 🥰🥰

[@orianadiaz2742]

Excellent:)the best explanation ever :) . . By the way go to minute 1:00 to 1:18 to learn the numbers from 1 to 10. I repeated many times until I got it :)

[@lifeislife1921]

Are you learning Arabic ?

[@musicandnature9214]

You are an incredible teacher. And do it with so much pleasure.. ❤️

[@nh381]

You're sutch an amazing teacher, mutch love and God bless

[@mojtabapeyman5385]

Really thankful Maha , it’s really very good but always makes me confuse, but I’m still trying grow up with this lesson. Thankful 🌹🌹🌹🙏

[@bobbytalunay4741]

1955 Alf wa tis' mi'a wa khamsa wa khamsoon

[@FFtitan390]

Very good teacher...

[@فُآطِمًهّ-ب4ي2ث]

Here are some Arabic numbers 💖❤🥰 1~ ١ 2 ~ ٢ 3 ~ ٣ 4 ~ ٤ 5 ~ ٥ 6 ~ ٦ 7~ ٧ 8~ ٨ 9 ~ ٩ 10~ ١٠

[@colinafobe2152]

Selam Fatima, can you please help me with Arabic numerals. They are written from left to right in Arabic text right? 12 is written as ١٢ ? how should I write for example 7-81? ٨١ - ٧ or ....?

[@فُآطِمًهّ-ب4ي2ث]

@@colinafobe2152 I can help but I want you to explain to me what you want because I am I did not understand anything 😊

[@universaltruth4631]

21 = wahid ashroon. But people in Saudi Arabia called it “ Wahid ASHREEN “.

[@sulimanahmad8215]

صديقتي علميهم على الآحاد والمئات والآوف وبداية الأرقام من واحد الى العشرة بداية اي عدد متكون من ثلاث خانات سهل جدا

[@shamshaksnatash8885]

Thank you Maha was always waiting for this videos

[@ad-wk2sc]

Syukron, Maha!

[@Kneffi1]

Could you do the numbers aswell in spoken Arabic? Please:)

[@mgzs3073]

Allahumma Barik,say this when liking something or someone.Assalamualaikum, Jazak Allahu Khairan

[@hiiamjahangirhossain7471]

Thank you Maha you helped me with my arabic assignment

[@abatazatmuhammedovna6996]

Maha, thanks for your effort. We will always support you with learning with you! Great job:))

[@abatazatmuhammedovna6996]

And shukran!

[@ameenas6717]

Energetic,smart teacher

[@MARYANNREYES-xl9ru]

Mashallah madam Maha, bravo alaik .❤❤❤

[@ozodbekkukonboev4461]

I really love your lessons ❤

[@fiazmariavlogs2380]

Asslaam alaikum Thank you Jazakhallaharan Mashallah Alhamdullilah 👍🇬🇧👌

[@albertoabreu76]

You are amazing! Mash'Allah 🙏🏻🙃🇧🇷 شكرا

[@48_palestine]

Keep going N learn Arabic

[@sheikabdool2356]

Alhamdulillah....you are great...Iuvly...It was important really to learn numbers in Arabic. Shukran jazeelan....

[@xygnusx8255]

I love this lesson. I say them out loud with you.

[@muhammadaasad8150]

Very nice lesson and you teaching awesome

[@LessFusion747]

This is easier thank I expected. Shukran sister 👍

[@Tanimola-t]

Thank God I come across to ur lesson it very very helpful for me maha you are the best 😘⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@cnnkampunginggrisjogja]

For me as a moslem , I have difficulty when I have to read latin letters . But for non moslem it will be useful to understand how to pronounce them.

[@TanveerKhan-wf1be]

Which type of arabic did you speake

[@hanakohanabi6940]

Am i right? Sorry for wrong spelling 1955 - alf tisaa mia khamsa wa khamsoon 500,000 - khams mia alf 15 - khamsa ta ashar 159 - mia wa tisaa wa khamsoon 43 - thalata wa arbaoon Pls correct me if im wrong.. first tutorial of me thnx

[@amineafaryate2598]

1955 Alf wa tisoo mia wa khamsa wa khamsoon 500000 khamso mia'ata alf 15 khamsata ashar You're doing great

[@muhyiddeensammaniubah1776]

Very good

[@rovelynquidlat2407]

Woow amazing. I love it 😍 i understood clearly😉

[@48_palestine]

Learn Arabic don’t stop

[@mustafakitabwalla1274]

alfu wahed miaaa tisaa khamso khamseen.(2) alfa khamsa meeaa.(3)khamusta'shr=15.(4)Meeaa tisaakhmseen+159. (5) sabaa=7.

[@ashiqueb.c.1209]

I am from Nepal it means I am not an origin of Arab but I am learning Arabic. Thank you so much you teach in a lovely way as you are. But you missed a number is 77 on the way. Anyway thank you very much.

[@testes7018]

I am studying this in 2023,,..i came to the comment section to see if anyone else noticed the missing number 77 😂😂..anyways good job to our teacher on the Arabic counting 👏👏

[@JH-editz]

Dear maha i didn't understand when arabic letters is writing form right side to left side then why numbers is writing from left side to right side, did you explain please?. Thank you

[@elijahbuwembo5349]

Thank you so much Maha, my job deals with a lot of measurements and I find trouble with my Syrian manager. But now you have solved the equation.🙏🙏🙏😂😂🌷

[@katrinahall6253]

Thank you, your videos are very clear and helpful!

[@thenobleone-3384]

Learning the numbers are easy for me. I study the Arabic Alphabet and the numbers sometimes when I'm not busy

[@molinotres2012]

1955 = alf mia kamsa kamsun 500,000 = kamsa mia alf 15 = kamsa ashara 159 = mia wa tis a wa kamsun 43 = thalatha arbaun I am still not sure about this but at least I gave it a try

[@hasanali4627]

Yes its right ..very good

[@rajuhossain2040]

Thank you...your expression is so nice

[@kolise_koll]

Grazie sei bravissima!

[@robynblauberg9863]

I was wondering if you could do this in the spoken dialect?

[@walterdagama8583]

Shuch a wonderful class! I learned and will pratice. Cheers from Brazil!!!😁😁😁😁

[@ozodbekkukonboev4461]

I start learning Arabic with your lessons...I hope i will speak in Arabic fluently

[@giovannaronzonicampo1727]

Una domanda, perchè tu pronunci in -un mentre i traduttori danno la pronuncia -iin? Esempio: Thalatuun o thalathin?.

[@arkadash881]

Dear Maha, on of these days I set a Moroccan pretty girl who pronounced a number, I felt very bad that I didn't know as a result a called a guy to assist which was number 400🤦🏼‍♂️😊, but I gave a promise to myself that I'll learn all numbers to pronounce in Arabic since I'm at Arabic land, otherwise it's disgrace and shame on me unless I manage it. I am appreciated you for your kindness. Allah bless you and kiss you, sweet💋

[@samiamansour8869]

Maha mam thanks a lot

[@sapexcel7096]

WoW...really helpful and amazing way of teaching

[@ApollonianShy18]

Wow... the order of 21 34 etc is like in German and the digits names ofc are like in Hebrew... :))

[@ruthgosa2634]

Thank you maha for teaching me i always want to learn Arabic for first time i learn arabic when i am watching mbc Bollywood

[@christineojok2414]

this is what wanted but very sample thanks maha

[@tahh8091]

يعطيكي العافية. Please make video about grammar for Levantine Arabic!!

[@ashas7368]

😇 uv the 🗻

[@cha2525]

علمونا الانجليزية معاكم العربية والله غير ساهلة 😀😀😀😀😀بالتوفيق لكل من يتعلم لغتنا التي قواعدها بحر لا ينتهي