How To Sound Surprised Like An Arab

[@99cezar]

We love you Christian brothers. May we be united and not let religion divide us.

[@mrmeme2917]

Is he a Christian ?

[@Jsp-m_oi]

@@mrmeme2917 yes

[@FvXniii]

@@mrmeme2917 no he's not i asked him 😪

[@jacobsoto7228]

@@FvXniii Then he's non religious. When?

[@FKJBSDK]

@@mrmeme2917 never heard of arab christian before?

[@alhasan055]

I was waiting for these two expressions: 1- Subhan Allah - سبحان الله - Glory be to Allah It is used when you fascinated by the greatness or splendor of something 2- Ma Sha Allah - ما شاء الله - God bless It is used to when you have been told or seen something excellent so you wish him the best

[@ruthkheir6578]

Love your facial expressions. Priceless!!’ And hilarious. 😂😂😂🤣🤣🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲

[@LucasFontanillaManjarres]

This guy facial expessions when explaining things are amazing lol

[@kmiiican6914]

Dude...you're great! Love the videos. Im fully American with Lebanese roots and you provide people like me great insight into Arab and Lebanese culture! 👊

[@carolineseguin903]

I also heard my Teta say "Yee!" When surprised

[@L3bn3ni_305]

Loving it Mark.. Mumtaz!💯❤️

[@badreddinekhayari9112]

Love from Morocco🇲🇦❤🇱🇧

[@FvXniii]

Cool?

[@linnea8753]

You forgot the "yih!" when doing the glottal stop thing 😂

[@daryllebayda9693]

Not gonna lie, was already loving this, but smashed that like button at 3:20. You are hilarious, Mark.

[@tanyapineda7212]

Ya ain alek! Great segment!

[@nadamerchak]

Awesome video!! Very funny! 🤣

[@SaberToothGary]

Wahesh! Haha, c'est malade! Cheers, Mark!

[@jayh9144]

Awesome video.

[@lanaharlow2515]

Hi Mark. In case not already said, there's an English equivalent to Ya wayleh/Oh my woe- ..."Oh woe is me" 🥺😭😱 Enjoying your presentation style & content. Subscribed.

[@flo.h6371]

Ya khabar! is a good one :)

[@Punicawaikikkiorange]

Ya lahwi and El 3ama are the best one to use in every Situation 🤣

[@maamardli]

So, the video was uploaded 5 hours ago, but the comment is 2 days old!!! يا ساتر! يا ساتر!!

[@msadiq247]

@@maamardli ‏عجيب سبحان الله!

[@fatmam72]

So correct😂😂😂

[@linaelhabashy4608]

Ya salam is also used for sarcasm sometimes

[@msadiq247]

I agree my husband often use it as a form of annoyance

[@jezza73]

Kids selling Chiclets chewing gum used to run along beside me chanting "Marhaba teezzee cahraba." Great rhyming skill!

[@mint9817]

There is an Egyptian expression that's a cousin of "ya lahwi", "ya 7alolli", which means the same thing and is used in the same context as ya lawhi

[@rowantharwat9195]

also "a7eh" in alexandria means yalahwi.

[@mint9817]

@@rowantharwat9195 It also means yalawhy in Cairo but it's more "inappropriate". btw wassup my Egyptian brotha!

[@rowantharwat9195]

@@mint9817 hahaha actually the really inappropriate word is not a7eh but "a7a" ,and it is used like how "oh shit" or wtf is used for example wassup bro

[@mint9817]

@@rowantharwat9195 Wait, there is a difference between "a7a" and "a7eh"? -__-

[@gabrielaarena7448]

@@mint9817 what I know is that احا is this "shit" and احات is the same "shit" but ten times ahahha. And احاتين is shit two times

[@hallanagar62]

Too funny Mark 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@august1837]

There’s also Yumma, which I think means mom, at least for the previous generation. But most of my generation mostly use it for surprise, usually when something scares you. I don’t know what dialects use it. I know it’s either Jordanian or Palestinian

[@Schenneke]

Yumma, we Iraqi also use it. Translate to my mother. Mostly er use it when something is expensive

[@msadiq247]

My husband is Syrian and he used it on a daily basis

[@angela_l_ngente1141]

😆😆😆😆😆i love this Man

[@fatimahabunaji5530]

We are very expressive people and we use words in its actual meaning or in very very sarcastic way. Yet we can make a whole sentence /conversation with one word+specific tone and facial expression .. Mind puzzling ppl Arab Ay.

[@ABO-SR7AN-Alecthunder]

4:46 Or .wolf ذيب او ذيبان😎 The great man named wolf and the Arabian word😜 عندنا لما احد يكون شجاع او اصطورة نصيح له يا الذيب

[@reemayoub5124]

Don't forgot ya msha7ar 🇱🇧

[@ABO-SR7AN-Alecthunder]

3:48 صوت اصطوانة DVD لما تعلق🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 مواليد 2000 و 1990 رح يفهموها

[@ayasaghir9876]

Getting ya eeini 3a lek was the highest prize when you were around your aunts 😂😂

[@linaelhabashy4608]

My dad says it to be like yeah use it in good job

[@jayde2253]

"Ya Latif" !

[@salimsalim82]

In algeria yes lol

[@KeeKooKee]

Ya borteil 🤣

[@Iridescence7770]

what does aashou mean? I was listening to a concert by this arab singer and he kept repeating it to the crowd

[@celena702]

3:30 there's also 8arib غريب And sometimes they come in a package "8arib 3ajib" :P 5:15 adding "yo2borne rabak" 😆

[@Lk6Channel]

Wlak ehhh😂😂😂

[@pamflores3170]

im a Filipino that wants to learn Arabic thats why im here and i thought Arab people are serious and scary but your so hilarious .lol. Your facial expressions are so funny .😂😂

[@Lk6Channel]

When I'm surprised but surprised because of something kinda bad I say YA RABE TNAJINA CHOU HAYDA?!

[@shanaz3]

Look at those arms though 💪🏽 😍

[@avocadocommander]

Theres "mokhif" too

[@GabrielFlies]

Here is one for you Mark: 3aza! 3azaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

[@yarajamal1782]

Ya Alah!!!!!😃

[@hguthgyg9648]

واو بتعرف تحكي عربي احسن مني استمر

[@manoreef4456]

Ya dilli

[@ibrahim.442]

pls tell me i'm not wrong, he deffinetly look like henry, isn't he?

[@mohamadawada4656]

Shoooo 3am tehkeh

[@gunay4430]

in iraq we have a word's no one have. like. (com b)= stand with it=( it =di**) use when someone say something unbelievable and you know he is laying. com b

[@tejas295]

Woe is me.

[@anthonyhaber9204]

There is the ts2ts2ts2 and the ffffffffffffff but instead you inhale while doing it

[@yarajamal1782]

My grandma used to say “Ism El Salib” when something bad happened.

[@adamsabra2683]

You forgot yel3an 7azi (yelaan hazzi) :P

[@jomanam.m.m]

1:13 YA SALAM يا سلام ، it's one of the GOD names in Islam , so it's (Oh my GOD). and we have (ya lattif يا لطيف) another GOD name ,(awwwwh أوووه ) and (yaaahيااااه ) just sounds

[@sharonlee7111]

😍🙌

[@mohamadawada4656]

Wlak 2oum ba2aaaa 2oum 3anna ya Khidlak hal mastara YAAA BATEEL

[@AlpArslanTheSeljuk]

You forgot the لعمش version of لعاما haha

[@tanyapineda7212]

Llama... really? 🚫👀😂🦙

[@ItsMeSNiPEZ]

No one is gonna mention "w errrrrr" ?

[@ABO-SR7AN-Alecthunder]

No (ya sater) name from names the god عند المسلمين اقصد يا ساتر اسم من ايسماء الله يعني يقول يا ساتر يا رحيم يا غفور يا عزيز يا كريم اسماء الله الحسنى عند المسلمين ونتقلت للمسحين العرب 😜

[@reemibrahim2367]

"السَتَّار" هو اسم من أسماء الله الحسنى، لكن "ساتر" مش واحد منهم.

[@gshsenpai6446]

Y’a wayle I’m 3rd

[@karamqusai]

Man don't forget Iraqi accent

[@confluence2519]

Along with “ya allah”, we also say “ya lail” (oh night) here in Saudi, witch generally carries the same meaning as “ya allah”