Explaining a Voicenote in Arabic! (Palestinian/Jordanian Arabic)

[@ahmedrifayi8257]

These videos are gems, Seriously

[@schoolofyalla]

Thanks! Glad they're helping :)

[@AdamAlNoty]

Mashallah your videos are very helpfull , inshallah you make more

[@lamaabusabra7824]

Bravoooo! Mashallah soooo creative in teaching.Keep up!

[@Yakiraw]

I love videos with natural speaking and a bit explaing but not to much of english, so this is perfect for comprehension and also learning new words and how to use the words in different ways and tense

[@hadrjarakes2286]

Thank you soo much! This is soo useful god bless you man! From Russia

[@lesterdimitresque6315]

Thank you! Best Arabic teacher🎉

[@maria.aastrom]

shukran kteer kteer for making these videos 🤩 I love that you regularly post videos for different levels, and that in the intermediate ones, for listening and comprehension practice, you show how certain expressions are used in different context; like ‘raa7 3aleih’ from ‘have you ever missed a flight or..’ and ‘fareed min now3-o’ from ‘my NYC experience’ ou kamaan fee a few nice ones in this one too 😊 Expressions like these, that may not translate directly from expressions in different languages, even if they deliver a similar meaning, is really interesting, and may not appear in google translate 🙃 and if they do, you don’t know if you can use them, because they would come without explanation 🙈😅 anaa kteer mamnoontak 🤩

[@schoolofyalla]

Shukran for the nice message Maria and glad that these are helping. Love seeing you applying the new phrases as always in the classes and conversations right away!

[@mansoorahmd]

Your techniques are different but very effective. ✌️

[@schoolofyalla]

😁

[@harimsen]

When I first listened to the audio, I understood bits here and there, but when slowed down, I knew every word. I am just surprised that no matter how many words I know/learn, I still struggle picking them up in dialogs at a natural speed.

[@schoolofyalla]

That's perfectly normal! Continue practising and spend a dedicated amount of time each day (even if it's for 5 minutes) to 1) Memorize vocab 2) Watch a show, series, movie. You don't have to watch the whole thing nor do you have to understand and capture each word. Just get in the habit of memorizing vocab actively and watching content daily and you will slowly start seeing that you are understanding and capturing more and more words!

[@agnieszkajanicka8883]

Wow! Got super excited seeing you posted! And it’s 10min long, let the feast begin 🎉

[@schoolofyalla]

haha yallaaaa!

[@spaniardspeaks]

Love your material!

[@schoolofyalla]

Gracias!

[@ivornworrell]

shukran kteer yaa m3allim

[@diana_apazheva]

شكرا لك يا استاذ Very useful videos 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@mikhailabunidal9146]

@كريم من مدرسة يلا سبانيوليتك (اسبانيتك)كتير منيحة إنته بتصوت كولومبي في اللهجة لمن بتحكيها في السهولة

[@denisenubani6525]

Bah tuckid I believe or I think of idea? Usage Please In English example I came up with a new idea or I came up with or thought of a new recipe. Maybe talk to their boss about a new idea. Your videos are easy to understand. Appreciate the new vocabulary written in Arabic and English . Shukrun

[@xalima8101]

الف شكرا. بتحكي الإسباني؟ حلو 😊

[@Reza090]

Awesome

[@leles8858]

Thanks for this lesson! Very useful and interesting. What we should answer to "dir balak a" halak"?

[@mubihassan1]

nice videos, is there any sequence of your videos to follow to learn in organized and quick way?

[@al-munawwarah6089]

يعطيك العاقية، انا شفت كل الفيديو من هاي الحساب، ماليزي هن🥹

[@schoolofyalla]

!الله يعافيك و أهلا وسهلا

[@AnaMaria-vg7tx]

Tienes muy buenas ideas para enseñar el idioma 👍🏼de manera efectiva y divertida ,برافو عليك!!

[@schoolofyalla]

Gracias!

[@lamaabusabra7824]

Mashalla great job.Well done.Very unique colourful videos and teaching techniques. Although we are fasting in the holy month of Ramadan yet we feel so refreshed due to the super energy in your videos.This video recharged our energies. Ramadan kareem.All the best.Keep up this energy.

[@schoolofyalla]

Thanks for the kind words and glad it helped!

[@arshdaazy4115]

Barakkallfeek brother do more about Qatar dialects❤

[@schoolofyalla]

Thanks. The Arabic we use here will still be understood in Qatar!

[@kavehtube]

thanks for the great lesson. Are these two different?:خبرني عنك/طمني عنك

[@schoolofyalla]

خبّرني is more like "inform me about you"/ "tell me your news"

[@lubnaanwar3769]

Hi , please share the translation in the same video

[@fangfangbai1989]

صعب جدا😢

[@Yakiraw]

This is very good, it helps me to spy on people on the subway or on my sudents when they speak arabic 🤭