My Arabic after 6 Months (I wanted to give up)

[@همتارو-د9د]

Achieving what you achieved only in 1 week will take me 1 month. Keep it up, you're doing great

[@Enforcedcraft]

Brother just a heads up. That food in "Israeli" shops is Middle Eastern that means Palestinian, Lebanon, Jordan etc. "Israel" is a Appartheid state. They have no food of their own. All of their food is either Palestinian, other Middle Eastern countries or other countries. Anyways your Arabic is going good.

[@todosmentira336]

السلام عليكم صديقي Whatever you think about the situation now in Israel Palestine (and I am no supporter of the crimes committed against Palestinians and the occupation of their land) please be careful about denying that a culture exists- the Jews lived in Arab lands before Islam - for example the Jews of Iraq and Yemen were Jewish Arabs- their food and language was almost the same as their Arab friends and neighbours. Just like there are Christian Arabs too. If you read the Quran , you will know that there were Jewish tribes living alongside the Arabian tribes. The descendants of these people continued their food and traditions in Israel, but most don’t call themselves Arabs now because of the political situation and Zionism. In fact many important Jewish religious texts in the Middle Ages were first written in Arabic , notably those by Abū ʿImrān Mūsā bin Maimūn bin ʿUbaydallāh al-Qurṭubī , otherwise known as Maimonides. It is also very likely that some of the Jewish Canaanites later converted to Islam and became Arab Palestinians. Although European Jews (Ashkenazim) later dominated Israel , it is too simple to say that this food belongs to these people and not others. The Middle East has been a melting pot of cultures forever and this is the tragedy behind the current conflict- these people have more in common than they will admit.

[@onesyphorus]

bruh even just doing all this while being a uni student bruh i could never 😭 hats off to you man

[@genecahshimronepike449]

God bless you my brother. I am also in an Arabic language journey. May God grant you jannah and may you become fluent in Arabic inshallah.

[@ゑゐじ78]

Hello i am Ukrainian and i wish to learn Arabic to read Al quran

[@roeen.]

​@@ゑゐじ78 Therefore I recommend that you learn classical/Quranic Arabic, as the Arabic, that people speak nowadays is not the same Arabic of the Quran. May Allah SWT bless you and make it easy for you. Ameen

[@rahmahamza1333]

@@ゑゐじ78 how has your progress gone? If it has been difficult, there are many ways I can recommend to help. Trust me, the Quranic Arabic language is one of the most beautiful languages in the world to master, every second ends up worth it. The most important thing is to enjoy every step of the way instead of pushing through for a goal. Even just the Arabic letters are so rewarding to master. May The Lord make your journey easy. Ameen.

[@NyleActive]

Broooooooo….i saw this video AGES AGO and I was looking forever to find it ! This is so inspirational and detailed, seeing you practice every day, without fail, and the results … I really hope you get 1 million views on this , there’s no videos like it 🎉

[@cassielberat2219]

What a big inspiration for me! Gonna try my best.

[@AdvanceKid2002]

Reading the Quran, helped me speed up the progress when it came to reading or writing, but I still don't know how to speak fully in Arabic yet. I congratulate you on your journey sir 👏

[@shanksswife]

Can I read even if I’m Christian?

[@AdvanceKid2002]

​@@shanksswifeYes you can, the Quran is for all of Mankind to read regardless if your Muslim or Not ☺

[@shanksswife]

@@AdvanceKid2002 Ok thank you!!!

[@rbi61]

Practice makes perfect

[@han_ane9763]

Yeah Qur'an is the best book

[@shanellehawkins2911]

I came on KZbin to find a arabic studies class and found your video. this is inspiring because you created your own method and built a structure along the way. thank you for the motivation!

[@pigsystem]

The man, myth, legend... Imran Hamza Alawiye

[@pigsystem]

a Classical Arabic teacher on KZbin, he taught me everything to do with writing really recommend him for beginners@@MARTIN-101

[@اللهأكبر-ل5م2غ]

He is a Phd holder from Nigeria and also a graduate of Islamic university of madinah

[@halflifeger4179]

I'll be starting to learn Arabic next semester, this is inspiring stuff

[@yasmeenemam810]

You're so good .. Don't give up please !

[@AHfhjfjd317]

Thanks for posting this! Starting my Arabic journey today :)

[@acow7283]

How’s it going

[@josueabarca1913]

HOW IS UT GOING?

[@rehan3600]

I’m so proud of you Justin! Your dedication and effort and intellect are amazing mashaAllah. Please keep it up! 🎉

[@TripleStrike-c3s]

Im still learning brother i want to make this much good progress as you inshallah

[@RanAi.]

From the first week i could see that you're awesome. You're learning so fast, keep going. Just a piece of advice if you want it... Don't learn a dialect and MSA together to not get confused. Also, the feminine words in standard Arabic shoud end with (ah) like Sara, but in dialects it's just (a) like Sara. Have a nice day.

[@sangriaflowers]

What do u recommend we learn first?? MSA or dialect

[@RanAi.]

@@sangriaflowers Of course that depends on the purpose you're learning for. But my opinion will be MSA is better for lots of reasons. 1. The Arabic language have lots of dialects, the most famous is Egyptian and Levantine Arabic, while MSA could be understood for all Arabs. 2. There are rules in standard Arabic, while dialects don't always follow the rules. 3. Arabs use MSA in writing important things like books, novels, movies sub and official documents etc. 4. MSA will give you the chance to read and write for all. And the Arabic language is so famouse for its poems which are so good to be honest. 5. You can learn some MSA and then learn the dialect you want, because dialects have lots of similarities with Standard Arabic, but it will not be that easy to do the opposite. 6. Nowadays Arabs aren't that far from MSA, so you still can make a conversation with them using MSA. And of course not all of them can understand the advanced level, but they all can understand the basic level. Because the majority are muslims, and they need standard Arabic for praying and making dua' and reading and listening to Qur'an. I my self will recommend standard Arabic for anyone beacuse it has everything important about the Arabic culture.

[@Stellaaahmanella]

How motivating! Also, lovely background music!

[@g00gdobb3ers7]

Hey bro good shit, I’m from florida and I just started Arabic last week and ik making similar progress so far ! Thanks so much for the video and good luck brother

[@nostalgiaccc7045]

How is your arabic so far?

[@onesyphorus]

bruh im sure they still were happy and proud of you for trying, when u went to that restaurant, that's pretty impressive anyways for that short time!

[@benmahyoub]

Good job bro just keep going on and don't give up😘❤❤

[@annurqaireen3703]

can anyone who is learning arabic, share their arabic study plan? im trying to find the best one that suits me 😭🙏

[@TheHaqqRemains]

I can’t help with that but I do have like 6pdfs the 1st being Medina Book One

[@shanksswife]

Same 🙏

[@mohamedissa1729]

This is amazing bro. Imo all you need to learn is practising the “ع"، "خ" and “ح" sounds to roll off your mouth with ease.

[@JustinElToroTorres]

Thank you brother! :D

[@Someone-ym1ny]

Yo I feel motivated to learn Arabic now 😭 New year, ima do this 💪

[@SpinozicTroll]

You can do this! Massive communities out there waiting to speak with you!

[@OroubaSalem]

If you want I can talk with you in Arabic. It's my language where are you from?

[@OroubaSalem]

If you want I can talk with you in Arabic. It's my language where are you from?

[@songring1747]

Bro im watching week 9 right now and im telling you that you are doing anazing fantastic actually but i think something that you did that most people who learn arabic do is that you learned fus-ha and dialects at the same time which is no problem but its easier to learn dialects to speak with people then learn fus-ha anyway keep it up man your doing great! 🙌

[@shanksswife]

This gives me hope..People always tell me to give up learning Arabic because it’s too hard but, I love the language so much.

[@radialnajjar7837]

Are you still learning it, I am native and can help you for practicing.

[@shanksswife]

@@radialnajjar7837 I gave up haha 🥲

[@itsabzer]

Update on your journey to learning Arabic bro.... As a Muslim I've always wanted to learn but just never have. I cannot believe the progress you made in just a week. And your progress by the end of this video is insane. If you kept it up. You must be speaking fluently now!

[@callmehumon]

Mannnn! It is so inspirational to watch. Hats off to you. You are a true legend! Will you please be able to share which resources did u use?

[@dypzomo5285]

Nice vid bro, I’m learning Arabic too

[@محمدالشامسي-ح8ف]

تقدم ممتاز في مدة زمنية بسيطة اتمنى لك التوفيق و المواصلة في تعلم لغة القرآن 👏👏👏👏

[@dizzyrjl3713]

A tip: Pronounce Qaaf like a G if it's difficult for you. It's how they pronounce Qaaf in the Gulf. Very good work.

[@ebbyreacts]

Omgggg I'm using Mr. Imran's vids to learn he is the bestt😩

[@BEN-hl6yt]

Woah Justin, you're doing amazing, really. Keep going bro!!

[@EcoresolveInc]

Very inspiring, keep it up, and thank you for the share!

[@Evorb]

Mashallah brother, amazing work

[@Azula524]

Im living in northern iraq (we dont speak arabic) but we learn it in school all my life i still struggled i studied arabic more than any other subject still never aced it, you’re my inspiration man so amazing

[@bobob8820]

What language do you speek in northan iraq?

[@ethandouro4334]

@@bobob8820 They speak Kurdish sorani, a language that uses the same alphabet as arabic but it's not emphatical on the consonants as arabic.

[@ummtulip]

good job ur progress is so impressive im a native speaker and most people are put off from learning arabic because it just looks difficult

[@sullydoe]

Can you give me some tips on where and how to start?

[@Noname-vu1om]

I haven’t watched the whole video yet, but I think you made it even more challenging by adding in dialects rather than sticking with MSA.

[@Noname-ll1th]

11:05 where did you take the test? May I get the link?

[@dragonix-ki6fh]

Bravoo, don't give up please !

[@jenniferp4944]

I am currently trying to learn this beautiful language, so this was an inspiration. Could you maybe post a list of the resources you used? I recognized some, but not all of them...

[@itsabzer]

I'd like this too 💯💯

[@yahiaal-abbas3618]

Yoooo bro You are so creative Your writing is so better than mine😂😉 Keep going bro Your prother form syria❤🔥💯

[@SuperBuzzy]

Goodjob brother man. You've smashed it. (808+1) Likes, Absolutely 0 Dislikes on the video :D

[@derrickogole]

Here I am, thinking learning Spanish is hard. Watching this has taught me that learning any learning possible, including Spanish.

[@ebbyreacts]

Omg I'm starting my progress today, definitely gonna rewatch this lol😂❤

[@mikeboss1409]

How far have you come?

[@smokecache]

proud of you

[@jn7355]

I'm impressed brother good job. But my advice to you or anyone learning Arabic. You have msa Arabic which you hear on the news and read in books etc. And there are different dialects of Arabic depending on which region you are. Choose one and stick to it. Good luck to all.

[@MaddieFishblob]

Loved the vid overall & I rlly admire the dedication put into the language 🔥 but also just wanted to point this out because I think its important: if you go to a restaurant where the employees are speaking Arabic instead of Hebrew, they have hummus and falafel on the menu, and then you strike up a conversation with a customer who says he’s Palestinian………its definitely not an Israeli restaurant 😅

[@user-vs9mi3kx1d]

yes! this is important to note (especially if your interested in the middle east and the language) that Palestinians speak arabic, not people who are "Israeli" @justin

[@BluBrit24]

i’m arabic. i don’t speak this well. Amazing job!

[@josetorres4950]

Great job! 🤜🤛

[@intolarong]

Wow! Impressive!

[@IJPyt]

underrated as hell

[@Saladid]

Great work bro

[@Truthseekerfyi]

What an achievement! How much time did you spend daily? 🙂

[@Honest_Question]

Your handwriting at week one is better than mine as a native 😅

[@karen2095]

I’m still learning the basics and I feel like giving up 😭

[@friskedmooo9369]

Big respect 🥰

[@ninata7868]

Great job, keep going

[@vplan]

amazing!!!

[@MabalHoud-88]

ما شاء الله انت تتحدت العربيه احسن بكتير من صديقتي التي تعيش لسنوات في دوله عربيه استمر

[@baraaeldeep6722]

It's a really good job, you're acting pretty good, I'm Egyptian , and we can share to practice with each other in arabic and in American

[@ab_almamare]

Bro, How is your Arabic language today after 3 years from learning Arabic

[@yohanahamigu28]

I'm also,keep going bro

[@DaishaView]

Great job!!

[@melissa5827]

Amazing. Can you recommend some materials you used to learn arabic?

[@MynameisAbduI]

Why doesn’t this have more views

[@irynak2697]

How do you study and remember Arabic words?

[@alaa-xw1jz]

I'm native arab and I"m ready to chat with you to be arabic fluent

[@adoniscreed1239]

Hello brother I’m interested in learning Arabic what advice or tips do you have.

[@ethandouro4334]

Me after 1 and a half year of trying to learn arabic: I can't formulate any phrase other than salam aleikum, in sha allah, keyfa haluk....

[@tryin2mov2wardslight]

This is amazing. See if you understand the Quran in Arabic. It will be a good challenge and a way to ponder on the message of the Quran. Moreover, appreciate a religion that. Many think is dangerous. But is peaceful

[@Vyper71]

Can you give me tips bro I'm trying to learn

[@salmaal7934]

bro i'm an arab but can't speak any arabic and have 4-3 months to learn it cause i've got an emsat exam i have to pass or i can't go to medical school, bro what do i do ssjjs

[@ispeakmucho]

Hope you passed

[@shomshomni2314]

What happened in the end?

[@maymoonomar5278]

What was the website you used to do the Arabic quiz to determine your level.

[@ZKh408]

The restaurant is Palestinian. Why did you say it was Israeli? You disappointed me, man! The Palestinian staff in the restaurant were ready to help you ، Isn't it fair at least to give the restaurant's true and original identity? generally , good luck to you

[@jasonjacob402]

Man i would say @JustinElToroTorres never break your chain of learning.. Gaps may fall unfortunately, but keep your mind updated... Its the usual problem of learning a new language

[@RJ-ek1tb]

This video is so inspiring. How many hours a day were you studying?

[@mustafadiaa8251]

very good speak bro . I hobe you learn to become c1 in arabic like speak iraqi or any accent

[@thameemansari6644]

Hey bro. Nice progress. I am learning from duo lingo. I think it teaches modern Arabic. It's been 108 days as of today. Do you have some advice for me? Shukran akhi li annaSeeHa

[@cooltricks9295]

Your Webster is really awesome

[@faressereir3754]

which app were you using ??

[@AlenciaAnderson]

What app is that at 11 minutes?

[@ispeakmucho]

We're you learning MSA or a dialect like Egyptian, Levantine?

[@Dlo_Chess1_1]

Brother do you still learn Arabic?

[@albinaslf]

amazing******

[@Uthmannie]

This is amazing. What inspired you to learn Arabic?

[@casadelmaghreb]

MashAllah. A friendly advice is to not use that music in the background. And may Allah Almighty guide you to read Al Quran al Majid and become a Muslim. Ameen

[@hibaaboelkhair2630]

bro, to learn Arabic, you need to choose specific dialect to learn, and l recommend Egyptian or syrian bc it's the most understandable between Arabs, and l see literally there's no way to learn it but listening, l mean to learn Grammer it's sooo Hard, Comprehensible input the only way to Acquire it, read sentences, listen alot and talk to Arabs they are really nice and welcoming ppl, u gonna learn alot from them finally, l wanna tell u that Arabic is so difficult for us As Arabs maybe bc we don't speak MSA in our reall life, and Also, it takes years As Arabs to understand other dialects, and above all that Arabs don't understand all Arabic dialects.that's it, l hope to speak it oneday

[@2.2.4.4]

You must learn msa or one dialect and when your Arabic be good you can learn any dialect you want

[@welcome_to_my_world288]

Iam arab and i hope to speak english fluently 🤦😂 Please what does an american person do in arabic language ?!

[@bottt5302]

the dilects you chose are hard to an english speaker, i recoomend saudi or kuwaiti dilact, so easy to say and understand

[@bottt5302]

no one speaks fusha lol @Eli_Muwahhid

[@samojerom1046]

I think you are learning two or more Arabic dialect, i think you must focus on one dialect or only fluent English .

[@Queenbeez786]

Bruh be my mentor

[@clementdoumit]

Cool man nice work can you read this ?: Ktir mnih w jarrib khalik 3am tetmaran tehke bravo 🔥 and btw I'm from Lebanon if you're still learning and want any help just tell me

[@salman13]

speaking arabic in an israeli resto...this bro likes living on the edge lol

[@isaacmonterrosa4657]

Why you wanted to learn arabic?

[@ゑゐじ78]

I know you didn't ask me but i wish to learn Arabic to read Al quran and recite and communicate with my Arab friends😊

[@isaacmonterrosa4657]

@@ゑゐじ78 from wich country are you?

[@ゑゐじ78]

@@isaacmonterrosa4657 i am half Ukrainian and half Turkish but move to Finland

[@isaacmonterrosa4657]

@@ゑゐじ78 why you got interested in the quran?

[@ゑゐじ78]

@@isaacmonterrosa4657 i am revert to islam Alhamdulillah

[@LeenHawadi]

wwwwooooooowwwwwww❤

[@thmhd629]

good job, but its palestine not israel

[@MynameisAbduI]

No

[@siefeldine]

Yes ​@@MynameisAbduI

[@ivizetai]

@@MynameisAbduIyes

[@omaraliasdpa2340]

عاش كمل

[@Damn740]

Palestine you mean?

[@wildadgamazzi]

👍🏼 👍🏼 👍🏼