The Easiest Way to learn The Days Of the Week in Arabic! Palestinian Dialect

[@mrbadiuzzaman]

you're easily the top arabic teacher because you take the trouble to explain the cultural aspect giving the right perspective to the arabic language

[@LearnArabicwithMaha]

shukran!!

[@mrbadiuzzaman]

@@LearnArabicwithMaha عفوا

[@AZ-dd3wj]

Couldn't agree more. Although I am an Arab who speaks Arabic I am still learning so much from Maha. For example with this video I have never made the connection between the numbers and the days, God i feel so stupid now😂. In my defense (joke) I am born and raised in Europe, so never really got schooled in Arabic. But Maha is without a doubt the best teacher ever.

[@mypathtojannah1]

I Completely agree. While taking Arabic online, I refer to each of your videos on the same topic as I come to it in class. Your videos help clarify things further!

[@radijanemili3303]

Shukran jazilan

[@alinamus8607]

Omg ur daughter is adorable mashAllah

[@ICanSpeakArabic]

صحيح ❤

[@DanRadice]

I love that you are including Palestinian dialect in your lessons! ...BTW Your Daughter is adorable. 😃😇

[@kristinanikolova3754]

I don't know if this is right but isn't it spelled Mah shalla I am really not sure😅❤

[@loveyou-wk8xj]

Khrissa Nik no it’s not

[@darusitwahahamiss4159]

السلام عليكم I wish I new your lecture long time ago any way have learnt alot and I learn evry day thanks

[@farawla7275]

Its good that you dont cut out the scenes with your daughter. Its seems so naturally 😍

[@andyberin298]

Big thanks,especially for lucky cooperating between your job and family life. You are awesome woman!

[@ICanSpeakArabic]

she is very good teacher, ❤

[@hassaattaullah5876]

Masha Allah 👌💚👏👏👏👏👏👏♥️

[@farhahabibz3210]

love this! your daughter is such an angel mashallah ❤️⁩😘

[@humai2234]

Adorable daughter and mom❤️🌺

[@kissalude9032]

It's Mother's Day in the States, so I hope you had a great one. You have brought so much happiness to your viewers. Thank you.

[@kadijaesther1808]

I don't know why, but I seem to catch on quicker when watching your lessons than when I watch others. I think maybe it's because you give the ideas behind some of the words, and in a somewhat casual, free-flowing, conversational style. It seems to engage my attention more and I learn quicker I do think that people with other learning styles might find the extra info and interruptions distracting... But maybe not, its just a passing thought😊! I know that for me, maybe because I relate to the necessity of interrupting what I'm doing to be a mommy.... It's like, now when my kids interrupt my lessons, I dont get as frusterated by it, I take it in stride, and that seems to help motivate me to keep on watching! Anyway, I just wanted to comment to say thank you for these videos, because I'm finally making some progress, while I was really struggling before!!

[@LearnArabicwithMaha]

thank you!

[@mattmickiewicz6844]

I have to agree. I do a Pimsler course, and mess around watching other instructors, but I always circle back to Maha. I really need to go to her course and immerse!

[@MannanYasinmughal]

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[@MauroFanti]

I totally agree, she had always taught in a manner that is so friendly and easy to catch. She really understands how difficult it can be to learn such a beautiful language like Arabic is but still able to make every single lesson simple and very enjoyable! I'm following her videos since the very beginning and I'll always follow her lessons! Thanks Maha! And yes your daughter is adorable!!! 😊😂😄

[@beautyofislam2454]

I just love the way she explains and shows how much passion she has in teaching. When I see her past videos she's is grown to be a pro. Excellent fabulous 👌 awesome and what not. She's too good at her job. Iam learning Arabic and her teaching is making it easy for me to comprehend. Masha allah. And also she seems to be a wonderful mom and hopefully a wonderful and beautiful wife too. It's definitely not easy to manage work home and kids but looks like she's doing an excellent job!

[@jumberaphdj5431]

i love the way the baby comes and interrupts the session.. it feels like some added flavor to your lesson.. Put an extra smile on my face..

[@Meeratoms]

can't take my eyes off of your daughter, you are so lucky to have such an angel ...Love from India

[@Zayskibop]

I love the how much time you dedicate to the etymology of the words and how excited you get to tell. You’re such a brilliant person! I love learning with Maha! !!الف سكرا

[@xygnusx5067]

This was one the fun ones; God bless your daughter!

[@ICanSpeakArabic]

she is so cute ❤

[@ifrahrage5422]

أنا صومالية⁦🇸🇴⁩⁦❤️⁩ و إحنا كلنا بحب الناس فلسطيني⁦❤️⁩⁦🇵🇸⁩ و أنتي أحلى معلمة ⁦❤️⁩😘 حلوة كتير ⁦❤️⁩⁦🇵🇸⁩ الله يسعدك ويوفقك يارب⁦❤️⁩

[@hassanyussuf-kh5dg]

A wonderful Arabic teacher.I follow very closely and enjoy all her sons.She's motivating,captivating,enthralling and fascinating! I feel very enthusiastic.

[@evianabrown]

I love the way her daughter just repeats after her when she said something it is so cute😄

[@ICanSpeakArabic]

بنتك اسمها ليلة، هي جميييييييلة جدا wonderful lesson as usuall ! Love Palestinec❤ Love Arabic, The Whole world will speak arabic !greeting from Thailand ❤

[@msrasras]

Arabic is my native language but I still watch your videos when they appear in my recommended. you look great and your teaching style is captivating, keep up the good job and thank you for sharing the beauty of our language with others.

[@shabanakarim5135]

I'm from India and I love Arabic.. I make sure that I never miss any episode of Maha.. Your culture is great.. And your language is captivating!

[@fortazerty]

Same 😄

[@honga75]

Thank you for being such a good teacher of arabic. You really inspire people! We all love you Maha.

[@adona122]

I really like your teachings You make it seems easy I'm Oscar from Uganda

[@tampanailbarllc2816]

This is my favorite video so far! 😂 i learned so much but i also laughed so much. Because this is my life trying to do everything with my kids interrupting me every 5 minutes😅

[@gregquiroz4918]

I truly admire your patience... and thank youuuuuuuuu for being an awesome teacher 🍎

[@rosalbaobeidat1516]

Masha Allah ! Your daughter is gorgeous ! May Allah protect her !

[@amari_chaji3307]

I love the Shami Dialect.❤

[@annagemy606]

I love your daughter! Smullah! So cute! I think your are a great teacher. I have learned so much from your lessons. I enjoy your Palestinian dialect teaching because it is the way my family and friends speak. So I have been learning from you for a while. Thank you and God bless.😊👍❤

[@AbdulHamid-qu1wl]

My native language is Farsi but I enjoy a lot learning Arabic from your excellent lectures, Ms. Maha. Congratulations!

[@evangelineontoria9905]

Love 💘 maam maha

[@dirtdiv3r]

Is it very easy for a Farsi-speaker to learn Arabic?

[@AbdulHamid-qu1wl]

@@dirtdiv3r sure.

[@popeye12money]

Masha-Allah, your daughter is so beautiful and adorable. May God continue to bless you.

[@moiragoldsmith7052]

Layla....star of the show.🤣🤣🌺💐🌞

[@shamimhayat7637]

I am shami ur followers,I love the way u teach, ur always smiling.

[@roshansayeed]

The longest week of Maha life She must have been waiting to complete the video. But the presence of the little one must have made this the longest week, Loved it

[@aja_6093]

You are an amazing teacher ,simple explanation clear way of teaching . You have a lovely cute daughter ❤️ keep up the awesome work 🌹👍

[@gretastik]

You're an amazing teacher! In addition to your explanations, I also love that you show differences and similarities between dialects and standard Arabic. And your daughter is precious:)

[@bakhteyarali8127]

Love you a lot MAHA. The baby is soooooooooooo cuteeee lots of love to her.

[@alishotekie2278]

you are making me fall in love with the beautiful Arabic culture and language ,

[@shoaibwarsi3338]

Doing gr8 job , being a mother teaching ur language to foreigners , and also a house wife thank u so much God bless ur family

[@elydjulia5115]

I am Indonesian, really fun learning Arabic from your video. You are favourite Arabic teacher. Syukron katsiiron

[@worldview730]

Learning bit by bit. Thanks for the thorough break down of the word history!

[@AbdulMajidUnmul]

Days in Indonesian: Ahad Senin Selasa Rabu Kamis Jumat Sabtu

[@drstar76ify]

nearly same to arabic

[@tosmanefendi3938]

Too bad the word Ahad for Sunday has been gradually changed (by the big media) to Minggu which derives from domingo (portuguese/latin). People barely know Ahad now especially by the young

[@arwahsapi]

Portuguese: Saturday = Sábado

[@SantomPh]

@@tosmanefendi3938 nationalism at the expense of tradition.

[@اللهالله-ل7د]

@@SantomPh Tradition is nationalism by itself (sorry for my bad elglish)

[@jerrywebster7678]

Your adorable daughter stole the show. Delightful!

[@TRNimen]

My Arabic tutor is in Aswan, Egypt, and my favorite part of the lesson is when his infant daughter and son crash in on him and reek havoc. Thanks for the great lesson, Maha.

[@r.b6170]

The جمعہ explanation was a eureka moment; I could instantly think of a dozen similar/connected words in the 'urdu' language. Thank you.

[@mb9099]

Can you share which one are similar? I’m an Urdu speaker (from childhood atleast forgotten some!) so would love to connect the dots too

[@r.b6170]

@@mb9099 firstly; in almost every Urdu sentence, you will find "an Arabic word OR or a word of Arabic origins. There are simply a great many Arabic words - Arabic origin words in Urdu. Non the less I'll mention a few that come to mind here. The word "wahid" is connected to "ahad". Both are used in Arabic and the former in Urdu means "the one, alone, etc. The word "baab" in Arabic primarily mean "gate/door", in Urdu it means "chapter". The word "madrassa" means religious school in both Arabic and Urdu; and connected with it are the following words used in Urdu, though their usage isn't limited to Urdu. " Mudarris-religious teacher, dars- lesson, tadrees-learning, The word "hulwun" mean sweet in Arabic; in Urdu "halwa is a sweet dish, halwai is one who makes sweet dishes. The word "maktab" in Arabic typically means "desk". Connected to it are the following words which are used in Urdu - kitab - book, kutub - books, kutub Khana - library or book case, Muhasib means accountant in both Arabic and Urdu; "hisab" means account in Urdu and Arabic. Tahir means bird in Arabic; in both Urdu and Arabic "tyara" means "aircraft". Talib in Arabic means student: talib in Urdu means "seeker". Taliban is the plural of this word. Connected to this are the Urdu words, "matloob - required , talb - need ، talib'e ilm - student, Forgive the typos. ..... and get a comprehensive Urdu dictionary; it'll help.

[@afsalshajahan5149]

I know to speak Arabic .... but still this page catch my eyes bcoz of her teaching is better ... FANTASTIC

[@marcc5028]

Your little girl is such an angel.. precious indeed. Blessings from Texas.

[@enbocadelobo]

Thank you for explaining how to say the days of the week in Palestinian Arabic. Love your lessons. BTW, you look radiantly beautiful, and you have a very lovely daughter. Mahbrook!

[@mybackisbr0kenMTn33r]

These sound like the days of the week in Indonesian from Monday to Saturday Senin, Selasa, Rabu, Kamis, Jumat, Sabtu

[@hermionejuneau484]

I used to be in an arab country and i really appreciate the hand gestures the way she does

[@shahakhan1239]

أنت مدرس رائع الأفضل! شكراً جزيلاً لأنني أتعلم العربية وهي لغة جميلة جزء من ثقافتي لم تتح لي الفرصة للتعلم في الماضي

[@cafeespresso99]

Arabic is THE most beautiful , poetic and expressive language in the world. Even more than that, Arabic calligraphy is one of the most exquisite art forms ever to have been developed by humanity.

[@tinasshorts]

your baby took the whole spot light, so cute, thank you I love your videos

[@carnivoreisvegan]

I knew i hadnt memorized either the numbers or rhe days of the week yet. This makes it a lot easier.

[@nystagmus]

You really have a golden personality

[@Abdu-S]

Masha'allah...Masha'allah Maha ! You have an adorable daughter ! 😊 May Allah have blessings on her, and protect her from every evil and may she grow to become God fearing and that has the best behavior Insha'allah ! Love you Maha !❤ Peace and blesdings of Allah be upon you and all your family !

[@tere218]

You are the best Maha! Love your lessons and I truly look forward to hopefully one day take your in person course! Much much love!!

[@yasmineg.5167]

Awww Salam A3leyki greetings from France 🇫🇷🇩🇿🇹🇷🇵🇸❤

[@lalinlakshan9210]

Great teacher thank you very clear every nation very clear

[@Anonymouse166]

مجموع total مجمع mall جامعة university جمعة Friday جمع addition مجموعة collection جامع mosque جمعة -بالفتحة او تجمع gathering جمعية association مجتمع society اجتماع meeting جماع intimate connection جميع all جماعة group Probably more......

[@surayyah7503]

Thanks for this.

[@avtaras]

Omg thanks! I was wondering, am I the only person who noticed that jum3a and jam3a are super similar (Friday and university)

[@3ckstermus]

isnt it mosque called Masjid?

[@moukhliss8732]

@@3ckstermus yes masjid, but the masjid where people pray the friday prayer called jame3, because not all the masajids do the friday prayer.

[@3ckstermus]

@@moukhliss8732 i see. in malay language, we would call it masjid where we do friday prayer. But we call it surau (musollah) where we dont do friday prayer.

[@LeaD2000]

It works the same way as in Portuguese: second, third, fourth etc.. Sábado and Domingo

[@wallsw4892]

Exactly lea, your channel has really interesting stuff

[@xochiltepetzalailhuicamina2322]

In Portuguese and I think in Galicia, Spain, the days of the week used to be just like in Castillian Spanish and other Romance languages but because the names are of pagan origin ie lunes es dia de luna it became segunda feira, Martes dia de marte became tercera feira etc only Sabado and Domingo didn't change.

[@MrElladion]

Same in Greek

[@vernandozs1888]

Sunday in Indonesian is generally called Minggu (from portugese Dominggo), the day of God, is it?

[@Rache_777]

Honestly listening to songs and then learning the words is super useful. One of my fav songs that came to mind is Yom wara yom by Samira Said That is a classic !

[@mb9099]

Greta advice! Which other songs would you recommend to learn this way? I’m going to try it after this song toy recommended

[@razielclay2448]

i just love arabic language especially how they pronounce the words 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@DrOats22]

el yom yom el khamees, and I'm trying to learn Arabic :) Thank you for this video!

[@magansingodia8511]

absolutely brilliant so natural so approachable

[@xochiltepetzalailhuicamina2322]

I only knew juma/jummah because I knew it meant to come together for Masjid (Mosque) for Muslims also many Islamic countries use it as a synonym for meeting and or congregations even many masjid are named juma. Thanks for the lesson Maha and Layla!

[@littlespider6347]

SubHanALLAH Masha'ALLAH I'm from India and learning lot of things from your videos and It's very beautiful to see your cute daughter, May The Almighty ALLAH The Exalted and the most merciful bless you and your family

[@user-lt4vz2ft9h]

The best teacher ever

[@faizanaim]

Mualim jayidh Maha Yaqub. Really enjoyed learning days of the week and the way you explained. Shukran yallah ciao.😍

[@michaelliles231]

I like this dialect, it sounds like Hebrew to me. When you say El had it sounds like English Hat , it's very popular for a woman to have a dedicated Sunday Hat for Christian Church services here in the States. Nothing's by chance it's all foreseen

[@nuhamiley3128]

Thank you, Maha I have been waiting for this. Now we need the seasons and months. Your daughter yamma shoe hai. il binet. The cutest

[@ChiaraCapuano_chrcapuano]

You made me laugh when you said 'the anger of an Arabic parent' 😂😂😂😂

[@jasminjoy61]

Thankyou Laila ...giving me confidence to learn, thankyou too Maha😊😊

[@thestarseeker8196]

What a beautiful family you have Miss Maha ♥️

[@Ami-sy1by]

Shukran Maha! You are so helpful 😊

[@imenmazhoud3848]

I speak arabic why am i watching this تحية لكل العرب 😍😍 من تونس

[@tki9633]

😁

[@michellex723]

My boyfriend is Palestinian so your videos help me so much to learn his dialect !

[@user-sn4kw4gf5w]

You are naughty teacher of Arabic, your daughter is fantastic. She will also become good Arabic teacher insha Allah your teaching method is not boring. Continue.

[@marviemarquez2356]

I love arabic I learned when I was in.kuwait.now from Romania

[@erikprocurement4614]

marhaba from Kazakhstan Kyrgyzstan thank u U r amazing teacher

[@arwahsapi]

INDONESIAN: Monday: Senin Tuesday: Selasa Wednesday: Rabu Thursday: Kamis Friday: Jum'at Saturday: Sabtu Sunday: Ahad / Minggu (from Portuguese Domingo)

[@MarcoTheMediterranean]

Super interesting! I thought Friday would be something with 6. But now I see the relation to Turkish “Cuma” which is pronounced “Djuma”. It comes from Arabic! It all makes sense. Love your videos 😊

[@danielurdiales2856]

Very adorable video having your co-host to help us learn the days of the week. بارك الله فيك

[@mightyfamily7743]

She will also become very intelligent and beautiful like you Maha mam.Alhumdulillah .Stay blessed both of you .

[@almamaze5414]

Oh my God. I really love the way you explain the lesson, cz you also explained Arabic Standard too. That's exactly what i really want.

[@mshades9322]

Very good teacher very good mother and an adorable woman....u r a gem madam .... God bless you

[@amunethathor7974]

Mashallah beautiful, both are beautiful thanks for your videos!!! 🤗🤗🤗

[@pclinhares1]

Good class, your daughter is adorable.

[@SabrinaDiab12]

Thank you Maha 😃Beautiful lesson

[@yesidsanchezd598]

Hi my teacher Maha. This video, is the most beautiful 😍

[@zafariqbal-kp3sn]

Ur speaking style is so attractive like as your personality

[@raycharles212]

Ya Mo'aleema, you have a beautiful daughter, God bless your family.

[@titasghosh3350]

You shouldn't rebuke Leila habibty😂 she's made the video more lively💝

[@idriskarikcioglu8352]

Hello, Maha, I have noticed, Your little Daughter is explaining much better... I hope, She will become our Teacher, in a very soon!

[@AAYMF]

Cutest thumbnail ever ❤️😍

[@mridhoss]

Your explanation indeed enriches my understanding about Arabic.... I love the other video about Corona... "tahmiy nafsak min fairus Corona" I took it to my class here in Indonesia and my students practices and make a poster about the expression you taught us in that video" Shukran

[@englishlearningcenter1470]

Beautiful lesson!!! Thank you very much!!! Your daughter is adorable!!

[@jackiewacky2841]

Thanks so much lovely Maha, and hello to your little daughter too! She wants to help mummy with her teaching ! شكلا من لندل

[@masriwhb9030]

Thanks for the video. I like the way you teach standard arabic plus shami accent. Awesome.

[@rahimkhalil8482]

maha is our best, sympathetic & keen teacher we learned Arabic language by Lessing to ms maha. if possible we want to have live conversation with you.

[@areegfarah6430]

U are so smart mashallah

[@farajaraf]

Thank you for your clarification between Friday and University. I've always had trouble with those two words.

[@ICanSpeakArabic]

yeah those words confused me too. friday, university, everyone, etc r very similar

[@ICanSpeakArabic]

The Whole world will speak arabic !greeting from Thailand ❤

[@amieguita3227]

Thanks so much.. Your a lovely lady same as well your daughter.. Hope to learn speak and understand arabic very well.. This lesson help me a lot.. God bless you 😘😊💐

[@worldview730]

Good luck

[@ycul21]

What a pretty child. Totally understandable she wants to be included. She was very well behaved compared to some. Thank you for explaining Palestinian Arabic as that's what I am interested in. I recently discovered utube (age 72) and the SFB Dabke dancers caught me eye!