What Do Tunisians Find Important in a Relationship? | Easy Tunisian Arabic 6

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[@viictor1309]

Keep up this series it's so helpful for the small number of people who are so eager to find study material for tunisian arabic, I think you could do a separate series for tunisian arabic

[@user-zh9pp1pd2e]

Finally, a dialect that pronounces ق letter properly.

[@Geenmoer748]

Only in the big cities. In villages they make it the Bedouin “g” as in “good”. In rural Syria however its the opposite there they pronounce the ق as it should but in the cities they pronounce it as an “e” ء just like in Egypt and Lebanon etc. Funny

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

@@Geenmoer748 It is not true that the letter Qaf "ق" is dominant in all cities of Tunisia, and in some rural areas they pronounce the letter “g” only in some words and not in all words.

[@gabriellawrence6598]

So great that you're comming back to Easy Arabic and addind Tunisian to the mix. I started learning Levantine and Standard but always had an interest in Tunisia. It's awesome to have Arabic in Easy Languages, since unfortunately there are not so many good resources to learn the Language of Dhad.

[@meriadocbrandebouc]

Great video as always :-) I love the fact that you’re giving beautiful Tunisian Arabic and culture more visibility through this series. Let’s hope for many more videos to come!

[@turkeymcduckin7909]

I agree, I'm loving this series, I look forward to new episodes every time they come out!!! I really hope they continue it and there's more love for it.

[@Alaedious]

I love Arabic and its varieties. C'est très beau!

[@inchinatown]

Same!

[@turkeymcduckin7909]

This is fantastic!!!! I'm loving the Tunisian Arabic videos, please keep them up!!! As for my partner, the older I get, the less physical appearance matters. Or rather, the more I find attractive - because if I love someone's personality, I will find them attractive. I need someone who is kind, understanding, open minded, communicative, affectionate, actively works to be better... the rest is less important.

[@tamimsalem6471]

Teach me Turkish, i will teach Arabic (Tunisian) if you want 🙂

[@mccardrixx5289]

So many French words they all use in Maghreb :oO 'Exactement' or 'par exemple' are the best example

[@Meese29]

The French mix is awesome. They use a lot. Also a lot of Amazigh language seen in morphohonology, grammar and structure of the language as Amazigh languages are the native root of several North African countries languages. These rules then applied to Arabic vocabulary that got sucked in. Also Turkish, Spanish, Latin, Italian, English etc.

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

@@Meese29 I am Tunisian and what you say is incorrect. Firstly, because our mother tongue is the Carthaginian language and we use many of its words today. Secondly, we use the French language because we study all subjects in it. Thirdly, there are no words in our language in Turkish or Spanish. Where do you get this information from?

[@blacksheepk]

Living in Tunisia... so many husbands beat their wives, punching, choking, throwing and breaking things, beating with objects... the mothers and fathers beat the children, the fathers beat the mothers, the older siblings beat their younger siblings... its a strong culture of abuse... not a little spanking... BEATING, and not stopping... i hear screams of children and women being beat all the time here... the women are lucky to survive the husbands that beat them with such fierce anger. Please any woman reading this and thinking of being with a Tunisian man... theyre sweet and devoted at first... but once youre theirs, they will make you hate your life with the angry tantrums, the beatings, the mother in laws tantrums... marry a man from a better culture... they really dont know Islam here... dont be fooled by them.

[@jordan-kristina2014]

Wow! Im so sorry to hear that! That is very sad. the Bible teaches that a husband should love his wife enough to die for her.

[@wydadiyoun]

صديقنا المزوج يحكي بالسوري شجابو لتونيسيان آربيك

[@danielmasters5484]

The guy with the cap is speaking French, not Arabic.

[@wydadiyoun]

exactly, he barely speaks arabic

[@naturalmedicinewriting5208]

barcha - unfaithful

[@turkeymcduckin7909]

Barsha - a lot, very

[@jayfadhil8404]

😂😂😂

[@sam-ur4oe]

أين اللغه الفصحه

[@dhakerbarka]

لا توجد لغة فصحى و لا لغة عربية 😁

[@user-bp4bv7sq9u]

Great, but where is the lebanese arabic🙄🤔

[@MisterBoxUber]

the production quality is good, but the subject!!! tunisien's are kind of aggressive

[@camelion7978]

Tunisian Arabic is mix from Frensh and Arabic .😓😓😓💔💔

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

it's not. Young people want to add some French or English words. Because they teach in French and English only at school

[@camelion7978]

Why Easy Arabic is Tunisian arabic ???? I see Egyptian or Liybinan is really better For Easy Arabic

[@turkeymcduckin7909]

Why not? There is already a series for Egyptian Arabic I think. Tunisian Arabic does not often get a spotlight because Tunisia is a small country and not many people speak the dialect. This is the only series I've seen on it like this. I'm happy to learn more about Tunisia and how Tunisians live.

[@dehistoriapisciumfish7639]

There is already Egyptian. Why not both?

[@Tunisianbeauties]

both suck

[@TheTruth-mr3ml]

no. We want Tunisian. Tunisian Arabic is much easier and more beautiful

[@eagle-ds1qi]

يا اخى تحدث بالفصحى ، لغة القرآن ، ستكون أسهل من اللغة التونسية التى لا نفهمها نحن العرب فكيف للأجانب بها !!

[@mu34240]

عادي هذه لهجة أنا لست تونسي وفهمت كتير من الكلام ولكن معك حق، الأفضل بالفصحى

[@rhhelmy8476]

We are not same brother 😉

[@ELYESSS]

These videos are meant to show the Tunisian language and its culture, for you if you don't like it عد للجاهلية من حيث أتيت يا ابن أبي الخرية الباردة

[@sevruzgar5432]

فيه ناس بدهم يدرسو لهجات

[@ellihowa2365]

هاذي لغتنا كان عجبتك مرحبا كان ما عجبتكش ما تسمعهاش